The spotlight doesn't save you. It marks you.

Jisoo is the perfect idol-polished smile, flawless performances, and just enough vulnerability to keep fans guessing.

Sena isn't just a fan. She's a former trainee, a girl erased by the same system that made him.

What starts as admiration curdles into obsession. What looks like support becomes something much darker. She's always watching-online, onstage, and just out of frame.

As Jisoo's grip on reality begins to slip, stage lights start to flicker. Private moments aren't private anymore. The mirror doesn't reflect just him. And someone keeps leaving lilies-his least favorite flower-in rooms only staff should access.

Told in alternating perspectives between rising idol Jisoo and the girl he doesn't remember but should, Fan Service is a psychological YA thriller set inside the high-pressure world of K-pop-where image is everything, and being seen can be the most dangerous thing of all.

The spotlight never turns off.

And neither do the consequences.