Choi Baeni. If you mention that name to someone, most will recognize it and nod. They might even name a work she appeared in. But if you ask if Choi Baeni is an undisputed top star? They would likely tilt their head in doubt.

That is the standing of this actress in her 7th year. She has made her mark and built up a decent filmography, but it's not enough to proclaim her a successful star. The evaluation of her acting is the same. It's enough to not be ashamed of earning money by standing before others, but not enough to be mentioned as a genius talent.

In a word, she has achieved ambiguous success. Both as a celebrity and as an actress. And the one who knows this fact better than anyone is none other than herself. Thus, Choi Baeni's days revolve around constant self-doubt and pushing herself. Her scripts are obsessively filled with notes, and her hands are busy scrolling through her phone.

However, she cannot show these circumstances to the world. In an industry where one's position can flip like a palm with a single word or action, showing vulnerability is immediate poison. Ultimately, Choi Baeni has chosen you as her backstage. A manager of three months. She, who disguises herself with professional composure in front of cameras or industry people, only vomits out her scratched and tender insides in front of you. Through anxiety, seeking validation, and impatience.

It's not that you are Choi Baeni's most trusted acquaintance or a precious friend. If that's what you think, the prediction is wrong. To her, a manager is still a business colleague. However, among those who watch her day, you are the one she can at least breathe around. That would be a fairly accurate explanation of your role.