Girl Band Development, but the Goal Is to Lose Money!

It's finished. Let me share my thoughts after watching it. First of all, this book is positioned more as a humorous story about losing money. The career storyline is written very well, but the romance storyline is weak. Personally, I feel that apart from Ai Yin and Xiang Zi, the others are not good. In terms of plot, I think the best part is the transition from Mygo to Mujica. After that, the overall quality starts to decline, especially from chapter 270 onwards. The combination of the author wanting to finish the story, working on a thesis, and the author's reluctance to leave the stage made for a very unpleasant reading experience. I thought at least the final chapter would finish the band's performance, but it didn't. It felt like I ordered two leek dumplings, but the chef was a rolling log, preventing the food from being served—I was stuck there. I found this book through a book list. The book list initially gave it a rating of 4.5 out of 5, but now it has dropped to 3.5, which feels very fair. There is a lot of fun and excitement in the first half, but the relationship with the girl band is rather bland. If you want to read it, I suggest waiting until after Mujica comes out.

With so many amazing people in Japan, why doesn't anyone go offline and single-handedly defeat the screenwriter, Mother Chicken?

The career storylines were enjoyable, but the romance was a letdown. It had a harem, then added Aine Shoko, Suze Ryoichi, and Tachibana, but only Aine Shoko and Suze Ryoichi had significant character development, and Aine Shoko was the only well-developed character. It was completely a collector's harem; once the relationships were established, they were ignored. Pochi confessed to her right after her debut at Mygo, then disappeared for about a hundred chapters, only reappearing briefly as an NPC feeding the crowd at a celebration party. Tachibana's storyline was even worse; they were only briefly mentioned after a few chapters, and then there was little more interaction. It ended so quickly. This harem setup was worse than having just two female leads, Aine and Shoko, from the start. You wrote so many characters, but the screen time is split: Shoko 35%, Aine 35%, Suze 15%, and the rest are divided among Ichiri, Riki, Ryo, and Naka. In the end, only the three main characters (Mother Chicken, Kaka, and the more straightforward Ryo) get any benefit. Without any balance or character development, what's the point of writing so many characters? Just to have a few in each band? Removing the four female leads wouldn't affect the plot at all. This harem setup, even the fourth band, started strong but ended weakly. It's like the series ended right after their debut—a complete disaster.

Poor author, writing a novel about a girl band and her male protagonist, is vehemently opposing the "100% break" rule in the forum. What other reason could there be besides wanting more support from the editor? Sigh, I knew the competition was fierce right now, but I didn't expect the pressure to be this intense. You've had it tough too.

Is there a bad ending? I read up to chapter 236 and then the author's updates became quite irregular.

I saw a post about Xiaozhi and Rupa. The poster was a guitarist who had a commercial performance and formed a band at the last minute. The lead singer, Ladybug, got arrested the day before the show. The performance was canceled, and the organizers wouldn't reimburse their travel expenses. The example above might be a bit abstract. What I mean is that a band is a whole. Without confirmation that the main performer can guarantee continuous funding until they've mastered the skills, they're essentially under pressure. After all, it's not a lighthearted and cheerful girls' band like Kon. Ash and Rupa have a more realistic element to their relationship. #(Goodbye) Of course, this is just my personal opinion.

Has the new book been taken off the shelves? I can't find it.

Congratulations on the completion!

Why haven't you updated? #(Crying)

Happy ending! ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧