Don't read this!! My writing fell apart because I couldn't keep my emotions in check, so I'm planning to rewrite it.
Not reborn!!!! The female lead is a local girl!!!!
[Ghostwriter + No Secret Identity + One Male Lead + Feel-Good + No Catfights]
With dreams in her heart, Lin Wanna auditions for Next Stop! Superstar. She plans to spend her whole life striving to become the world's number one idol, but then a System suddenly binds itself to her, and everything spirals out of control...
"Let us cheer for the birth of a great woman."
Note: The early chapters mainly focus on a girl group survival show. There are no rivalries between women, and the story leans toward an ensemble cast. The female lead's character development comes mainly later. There will be lots of idol songs, and the limited-time group will disband later, after which she goes solo.
There is a lot of fan angst during her time in the girl group, so many readers may find it not satisfying enough. It gets satisfying after she goes solo!!! And the female lead owns all her copyrights! They have never belonged to her company!
There is one male lead, and the female lead is stronger than him. He has a very small presence, appearing in only a few tens of thousands of words at most, with very few appearances. He's a hopeless romantic, and the two are devoted romantics. Their relationship has both sweet and angsty moments, from the fans' perspective. This setup lets the female lead write songs naturally. There is no romance in the main story, and the female lead is a perfect idol.
The romance will not appear in the main story, but will be written in the bonus chapters. The female lead is fiercely career-focused and calculating, and she will make her fans suffer. There are fandom and forum-style scenes, so don't read if that's not your thing.
It's so special and beautiful. To be honest, when I saw the male protagonist on the profile, I was already planning to give up. I was just thinking why it had to have a male protagonist? Is it possible to die without a male protagonist or what? Because there are so many female-driven videos with male protagonists now, so if you look for any one, there will be a male protagonist. And I especially like to read stories about people who are honestly engaged in careers because there are so few that I couldn't find a few. But the turning point came when I saw a sentence written under the introduction that the male protagonist doesn't have a high sense of presence. I decided to have a male protagonist in the background version. As long as the male protagonist's presence is not high, I can do it. As long as the emotional development later is not too stiff and inexplicable. The main reason is that I don't like to read the emotional line, because some authors don't know how to write it. It's embarrassing.
It's quite interesting, but I can't bear to watch the heroine being tortured for so many chapters.
It looks good, I hope it doesn't trick you
Looks good, looks good, come on, come on