People love K-pop idol groups, and this is one of the least controversial things I’ve ever written. Where J-pop has traditionally struggled outside of the domestic market, K-pop has become one of Korea’s most powerful cultural exports. So it’s entirely unsurprising that there would be K-Pop Idol Stories: Road to Debut, to give people a chance to get behind the scenes and manage their own group. This is not actually the first “idol manager” game. Idol Manager from four years ago has that distinction. But, while I’m in the early stages of K-Pop Idol Stories, it’s clear that these are…