From some time onwards, more and more people started writing reviews after titling themselves critics of popular culture. They were people who didn’t belong to any certified organizations or even had any business cards to speak of.

“It’s a good world since you can become anything after all.”

Na Baekhoon placed his hands on the keyboard. He too had the occupation of a critic of popular culture. It wasn’t something he got because he wanted to. He just wrote some blogs in his spare time, and before he knew it, he had become one.

Whenever he wrote anything related to popular culture on his blog, he would get hundreds of comments. If there were 100 total comments, 80 would be in agreement with him, 15 would disagree, and the remaining 5 would be unrelated adverts.

As he worked with clothes distribution, design, advertisement, and even video production, he heard a lot of things as well.

His method of writing was to pick a suitable topic to write about after filtering out stories that he needed for his business, as well as some confidential information. As there were a lot of visitors, some businesses had reached out to him with proposals as well, offering to pay him to promote their product, actor, singer, or idol.

Baekhoon rejected them all without hesitation. What he lacked wasn’t money. He had already earned more than enough money to make him...