Superstar From Age 0

Chapter 690

They were not ‘newbies’, but

Their life’s work was the one that Lee Seo-jun starred in, their favorite character was the role that Lee Seo-jun played, they trusted and watched the works that Lee Seo-jun chose, they decorated their light sticks with snowballs of each work, they subscribed to the YouTube channel [JUN], they owned at least one product from Monster Inc., they donated a little bit when the donation link opened on Lee Seo-jun’s birthday, they cheered for Lee Seo-jun whenever he was nominated for an award-

-Isn’t that just being a newbie?

=No, it’s not.

There were many people like that.

-It just happened that Lee Seo-jun played their favorite character.

=But if it wasn’t for Seo-jun, they wouldn’t have been their favorite character!

=222 What if someone else played Prince Seong-nyeong!?

=333 What if Jeong Ga-ram was a bad actor!?

=…

Anyway, those who were not ‘newbies’ clicked on the posts with ‘Lee Seo-jun’ written on them.

[Title: Actor Lee Seo-jun’s fan meeting review (spoilers)]

A fan meeting with unexpected guests!

The review started with that sentence, and it poured out all kinds of impressions along with the description that made the reader feel like they were there. The post was so long that it was impossible to tell when it would end.

-But I read it all. I read it all in an instant.

=222 It was so smooth to read

-The guests who appeared were (grown-up) Prince Seong-nyeong/Lee Hyun-woo/Ko Ju-won/Jeong Ga-ram, Jin Natra, violinist BIN, and the play [Mirror] team. The gift was a painting by the young master (camellia/rose of Sharon), right?

=How amazing are the fan meeting guests?

-I should have gone too(Marine fan)

=I know(I also attended the Escape Theme Park = Home/LA Halloween event)

-Grown-up Prince Seong-nyeong?

=My favorite character is Prince Seong-nyeong! I want to see him too

=22 Prince Seong-nyeong mama

-Ju-won probably played the violin because of >Bow<.

=222Perfect character interpretation

-Hyun-woo You’re doing well

=I wish he didn’t have PTSD

-Ga-ram playing the piano… He must have looked like an angel…

-Jeong Ga-ram is aliveee!!

=Movie spoiler!!!

-BIN’s performance! I love that concerto!

-I want to see the adult version of Mirror too. They must have done better than when they were in middle school.

=22 Mirror is still fun even if you know the twist.

-Jin Natra! Jin Natra in a suit!!

=I can’t see Jin anymore and he even played the piano!!

-Please give me just one, just one painting by the young master (bowing)

=Young master mu

-…They say they’re not newbies, but they’re reacting the same as the newbies

=It was crazy there too

The reporters who couldn’t miss the hot spot also wrote articles.

The future appearances of the characters from the popular and still popular works were an interesting topic.

[Why did actor Lee Seo-jun’s fans shed tears?!]

[The special guests who appeared at actor Lee Seo-jun’s fan meeting!]

[Whose painting was in the reverse tribute of Lee Seo-jun’s fan meeting!?]

[The characters from Lee Seo-jun’s works came back!]

-I wondered what was going on when I saw the first article;;;

=222 The title is full of clickbait.

-But I get it. I was on the subway when the fan meeting ended and the people who got on were crying with a paper bag each.

=22 I was on the busThe bus driver was so surprised.

=The people who were already on must have wondered what was going on.

=(Whisper)What’s going on? Did something happen?(Whisper)

=It sounds like something that would be on the radio.

=Hello. I became a subway story girl against my will.

=

-But it must have been great. You can’t see the old characters grow up unless it’s a series. Especially the dead ones.

=That’s why they cried so muchI’m also crying looking at the photocardsPrince Seong-nyeong mama grew up so well

-Will they release the sound source too? I want to hear the traditional music version arranged by the composer.

=22 The piano version too.

=33 Character-specific arrangement+performance. This is an event that only Lee Seo-jun can do.

=And they say they’re not newbies

=They’re not newbies. We can’t catch up with them.

=22 I was amazed when they captured in 0.01 second intervals.

=33 We’re just… seeds, maybe? Just having a moderate interest?

=Seeds

-Wow. Moviegoer. You’re getting a lot of resentment

=The broadcast chat will be full of spam too

=? There was no reaction during the broadcast?

=That’s because it was a different movie review broadcast. The nice newbies don’t bother them while they’re working!

=But… the fan meeting review is different…

=Wait… moviegoer…

-…Does moviegoer know? The situation right now?

=Probably not? He said he went to the fan meeting without seeing any spoilers.

=Why did he have to go on the last day

=22 Wouldn’t it have been better if he went on the first day?

=His sister went on the second day, won’t he warn her?

=Is it really that dangerous

***

The second day.

The sister who went to the fan meeting sent a text to the moviegoer.

-Wear a scarf and a mask for sure.

<? Is it that cold?

-…It’s expected to be minus 100 degrees.

The moviegoer blinked his eyes at the impossible temperature in Korea.

“What? Will I find out tomorrow?”

He was curious for a moment.

He smiled as he thought of Seo-jun’s fan meeting tomorrow.

I have to enjoy it as much as I can!

He carefully chose the snowball to take to the fan meeting, not knowing what would happen tomorrow.

***

The last day of actor Lee Seo-jun’s fan meeting.

The front of the fan meeting venue was crowded with newbies, just like the first and second day.

“Wow! You’re the moviegoer!”

“Hello!”

“Haha. Hello.”

The moviegoer chatted with the newbies he recognized, laughing.

“I’m enjoying your reviews! You’re going to review the fan meeting tonight, right?”

“Yes. Today is the last day of the fan meeting, so I’m planning to do that.”

“It would be so happy to watch the fan meeting and read the review!”

“Me too! You don’t know how hard it was to avoid spoilers! It would be really fun to talk with everyone, right?”

How thoroughly he avoided spoilers.

He didn’t know a thing ahead, the pure newbies and the moviegoer laughed and exchanged snacks and goods they brought.

***

“The fans are starting to enter now.”

Lee Seo-jun nodded his head as he checked the appearance of his hanbok, hearing Choi Tae-woo’s words.

“Let’s go. Tae-woo hyung.”

“Okay.”

Choi Tae-woo, who took the ajaeng bag, led the way out of the waiting room, and Seo-jun followed him. The hem of the blue durumagi swayed gently.

“Actor Lee Seo-jun, fighting!”

“Have a good day!”

“Thank you.”

The staff, who had gotten familiar with him for three days, greeted Seo-jun with cheerful words of encouragement, even as they moved busily. Seo-jun, who was dressed like a young master of a noble house, also smiled and answered.

“Seo-jun hyung!”

“Seo-jun!”

As he reached right behind the stage, Subin and his friends were there. Subin could come early since he played together in the first part, but the friends who appeared in the second part seemed to have come too early.

“It’s the last day.”

“We’re curious about how you, no, Prince Seong-nyeong mama play.”

Seo-jun laughed at Yang Ju-hee and Kang Jae-han’s words.

“How’s your condition, Seo-jun?”

“Very good. Hyung.”

Seo-jun smiled brightly at An Da-ho’s words.

Da-ho also laughed at Seo-jun’s smile, which had no lie at all. He could see clearly that he had no sign of fatigue.

“Then have fun and come back.”

“Cheer up! Hyung!”

“Lee Seo-jun, fighting!”

Seo-jun went up to the stage with the cheers of Da-ho, Subin, and his friends. The performers who had arrived earlier welcomed Seo-jun. Choi Tae-woo, who came up with Seo-jun, took out the ajaeng from the bag.

“Cheer up. Seo-jun.”

“Thank you. Tae-woo hyung.”

As Seo-jun sat down, Choi Tae-woo carefully smoothed out the hanbok that Seo-jun was wearing so that it wouldn’t wrinkle, and then headed to the back of the stage.

Ding

He had practiced enough during the rehearsal, but Seo-jun plucked the ajaeng and drew the bow as a final check. The other performers also waited for the curtain to rise with careful expressions, as it was the last performance.

After finishing the final check, Seo-jun lightly placed both hands on the ajaeng and looked ahead.

A large curtain that covered the stage and the audience. He could hear the noise from beyond. The newbies must have all come in.

He felt happy and regretful at the same time, thinking of the newbies he would meet anew, as today was the last day.

‘No, it’s not the last day.’

He was going to film [Shadow & Knight] from next month.

When [Shadow & Knight] was released, it wouldn’t be meeting them in person, but it would be no different from meeting the fans.

‘I’m an actor.’

He hoped that the newbies would like his future works as much as the fan meeting.

“The show will start soon!”

The staff came up on the stage and said.

Seo-jun straightened his back. And he listened to the clap sound that would soon be heard.

There was nothing special about the last day.

He did his best and worked hard, as if it was always the first and the last, on the first and second day.

[Clap!]

On the stage.

The tension tightened. At the same time, he felt relaxed, trying to enjoy the performance.

Seo-jun looked at the performers. The performers also looked at Seo-jun. They smiled at each other’s faces. They felt the bond that was formed through practice and performance.

‘But I wish that didn’t go up…’

The numbers that sparkled above Seo-jun and the performers’ heads, [(Pre)Orchestra Conductor’s Connection].

He used it because it was a waste not to, but he wondered if it would react to the new genre of ‘traditional music’, but fortunately, it didn’t seem like it.

‘Raising the level is not a bad thing, but that’s a bit…’

Maybe he got addicted.

[Clack!]

The clap sound that woke him up made Seo-jun focus on the stage again.

It was time to act as Prince Seong-nyeong, who had grown up and didn’t appear in [The Doctor].

‘Ready,’

[(Pre)Taebaek Gumiho’s Elegance is activated.]

[(Pre)Orchestra Conductor’s Connection is activated.]

‘Action!’

[This is Prince Seong-nyeong mama.]

With the narration, the curtain on the stage rose.

***

“…”

-…

-…

It seemed like three minutes had passed with silence after turning on the live broadcast.

The moviegoer, who hadn’t seen the chat window and rolled his eyes, opened his mouth that seemed to be filled with grass.

“Uh… I’m sorry?”

-Why is there a question mark?!

-You should say I’m sorry!!!

-Movie spoiler!!!

-Movie spoilee!!!

“I’m sorry!!”

Was it a hallucination?

He felt like he could hear the sound of pounding the keyboard, as if to break it, from the exclamation marks written in the comments.

“But, anyway…”

-What do you mean by but!?

-What do you mean by anyway!?

-Save our Ga-ram

-Our Ga-ram

-The fight is so fun(popcorn yum yum)

It was a total mess.

-Let’s calm down, everyone.

-22 We have to hear the fan meeting review.

-You all know, right. The moviegoer just expressed his opinion on [Flowing], which ended with an open ending.

-That’s true, but

The chat window that was burning up slowly calmed down at the words of the old-timers. It was because they were right. Well, some of it was for fun.

“You guys are really…”

The moviegoer looked at the chat window with moved eyes.

There were only old-timers after all…

-But more importantly, tell us the fan meeting review today

-TodayThe atmosphere was no joke

-Just tell us this one thingWhen Jeong Ga-ram came out

-22 The temperature of the fan meeting venue dropped below zero

…Huh?

-I was sitting next to the moviegoer, and after Ga-ram came out, all the newbies around me looked at himI was so scared(But I also looked at the moviegoer…)

-22 I was sitting near the moviegoer too, and the atmosphere was crazy(The moviegoer seen 2 people)

-33 Hundreds of eyes focused at once!!!(The moviegoer seen 3 people)

-ReallySo scary

-Before Ga-ram came out: Wow! You’re the moviegoer! (Glad)

-After Ga-ram came out: …Where’s the moviegoer? (Fierce)

-Moviegoer: Shiver;;;

–

-Too badI wanted to see

-Is the moviegoer alive?

The moviegoer lost all his gratitude and emotion at the giggling old-timers.