Why Is the Villain a Guy? Is This Even a Girl Band Anymore?

Michael, the male villain in the music genre?

There weren't any really exciting moments. After reading the whole chapter, I didn't feel anything particularly dramatic. Shouldn't male villains be more aggressive?

Having watched quite a bit, what I find a bit subtle is the portrayal of the audience's reactions. While the idea of depicting the audience's reactions is interesting, there's a problem: if we interpret most of the protagonist's actions in the context of the anime, it feels strange. Firstly, tormenting Ms. Ooshiro is relatively reasonable; viewers can understand it because the protagonist lied to her father and then discovered Ms. Ooshiro, a more interesting person, leading to his retaliation. This can be justified in this way. However, the reason for targeting Fujitsuko is intriguing. Since the "Dream Limit Group" doesn't exist, logically, it makes no sense to target Fujitsuko; they would only target those close to Arale. Then, why target Arale? As someone who has already failed, Arale is far less interesting than tormenting Ms. Ooshiro. Of course, one could argue that Arale is the protagonist of the Dream Limit Group, but this explanation is too weak. It feels like the audience needs more explanation for why these people are targeted. Every time I watch further, I unconsciously shift to the audience's perspective, making the protagonist's actions seem very illogical.

Forget about how to create a sensation, I'm just asking you, isn't having a harem in your own country enough of a sensation? I'm thinking we shouldn't bother with any sensational elements, this one alone is enough to be a sensation. #(Funny)

I feel like the author is going to run away with this result.

I want to watch 🌿B

Is your brother Ze a good boy? 😭

The fact that it was delayed on its first day of release already predicted its fate.

The plot feels a bit predictable, and the viewing experience is too restrictive.

I feel like I can't write for much longer. The results aren't as good as my last book. The subject matter is too restrictive; if I upload it to Bilibili, there won't be any plot points that cross the line, resulting in a lack of exciting moments. I might as well just add a bullying element to my previous book and continue writing.