Between Celebrity and Hunter (3)
Originally, hunters in Korea, no matter how popular they were, had nowhere near the level of recognition that celebrities enjoyed.
That's because it hadn't been long since they had started to shed the image of re monster-catching rcenaries who made money by hunting.
However, as hunters began to enter the entertainnt industry one by one, perceptions gradually changed, and the image of the "Hunter Variety Show" began to make its way into mainstream broadcast.
"Even so, there were hardly any successful hunters among them..."
Na Byung-chul, the head of KDC's entertainnt division, murmured as he pressed his throbbing temples.
Shin Ah-yeon.
Lee Soo-ah.
And now even Alencia.
If you asked who the hottest people were right now, everyone would na those three.
Shin Ah-yeon and Lee Soo-ah were lately making a splash in variety shows, and Alencia, who had just arrived in Korea, had been receiving trendous attention since the mont she landed.
Of course, all three were still 'hunters'.
But their popularity and public recognition had already far exceeded that of ordinary hunters.
Until those three appeared on television, the most recognized hunter had been Baek Hojun of Moon Halo.
He was particularly popular with female fans due to his handso looks and the fact that he was an S-rank hunter.
But even he had only been popular among hunters.
"Thinking about it, it all started with Shin Ah-yeon."
The first start had been on a cable variety show.
After a three-year hiatus, her variety show coback was through a cable broadcast called "If I Turn It On, I'll Play King."
That too—
It caught attention as an S-rank hunter would be playing the ga, and her prominent performance in Dungeon Expeditionary Team proved that the "great mage" had made a perfect return.
While she didn't have much of an impact or say much on "Super Hunter K
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