At 6 pm on November 1st, Im Chang-jung announced the return of the ballad emperor by releasing his 17th full-length album, "The Day That Was Nothing," through various music sites. At the same time as the song was released, Im Chang-jung's title song topped Genie Music's real-time chart as of 9 am on November 2nd, ranking 22nd on the Melon TOP100 chart and 4th on the Bugs, proving its extraordinary firepower.

In addition, some B-side tracks, such as "Fortunate," "Warm Words," and "I Hate Trot," have also succeeded in charting in Genie Music and Bugs, moistening autumn with Im Chang-jung's ballad.

"The Day With Nothing" is Lim Chang-jung's 17th full-length album, released a year after "It's Not Love" last year, and contains a total of 10 new songs, including the title song "The Day With Nothing" and the follow-up title song "I Hate Trot." The title song "The Day With Nothing," with the same name as the album, is a British pop genre that Im Chang-jung tries a new and sings about longing for an unforgettable person.