In an intriguing fusion of K-pop culture and French literary aspirations, Blackpink's Lisa is set to become the focal point of France's first novel delving into the behind-the-scenes world of K-pop. According to reports from Sohu.com, the novel will spotlight the story of Lisa, whose fame has not only transcended the global music scene but also earned her state-level honors in France.

Crafted by the young French author JDufresneLamy, the novel promises to offer readers an intimate look at the life of a K-pop idol. This literary venture is supported by a publishing house renowned for its work on the biography of Steve Jobs and the international bestseller "The Da Vinci Code," signaling high expectations for the novel's success and impact.

Lisa's prominence in France was recently highlighted during her participation in the Yellow Peace Gala held at the Accor Arena in Paris, where she performed her solo tracks, mesmerizing the audience. The event, hosted by a French hospital foundation chaired by Brigitte Macron, the First Lady of France, featured performances by Stray Kids, Maroon 5, ASAP Rocky, and Pharrell Williams, among others. A moment capturing the warm camaraderie between Lisa and Brigitte Macron further fueled the public's fascination with Lisa's charm and influence in France.

This upcoming novel is not just a testament to Lisa's global appeal but also a symbol of the growing cultural exchange between France and the K-pop world. As Lisa continues to focus on her international activities post-Blackpink's full-group concert, fans and literary enthusiasts alike are eager to see how her captivating story will be translated into the pages of a novel, marking a unique chapter in the intersection of music and literature.