After Binding to a Fangirl System, I Get Richer and Richer

After reading this book, I found that there are a lot of things about the fandom that I didn't know about. Because it was my first time to be a fan, I was very touched by it. Chasing stars is really tiring and happy. In the past few months, my husband participated in the show. It was the first time I bought all her endorsements by betting on empty bottles. I watched the show offline with the touring theater. After the show ended, it was so uncomfortable that there was no news for a few days. The withdrawal reaction was a bit big [face covering]

I stopped reading at Chapter 76... The first time, I was dismissed because the introduction of the book was not attractive enough. I read it again when I saw it today. It was quite good. The pleasure of spending money and supporting people during the star chasing period is really good, but the heroine is really tired. She is scolded, called makeup, and said to be climbing the wall. She runs several accounts and is in danger of losing her job at any time. But later on, I couldn't persist. The introduction said that the heroine prefers the feeling of growing up, but in the book, any learning behavior of the heroine is systematically urged and rewarded. She actually doesn't want to learn, so it's a bit... Next, this is a happy star-chasing system in itself, but later on, the heroine actually has very few places to chase stars. Most of her time is spent on the company's decision-making and improving her own abilities. Even in Chapter 76, the system was handed over to the state by the heroine. I didn't watch it again and I don't know what the subsequent development will be. Overall, it's actually OK. The feeling of excitement during the star-chasing period is reflected. Although I can't understand the direction later, it's OK.

I like the first part very much. Star chasing is more realistic. I'm not much of a fandom, but it's quite enjoyable to watch. I didn't give it 5 stars mainly because it suddenly mentioned the power of the country and handed over the system to the country. I want to say that most of the people who read this article want to watch the star chasing. I have my own choices when it comes to the power of the country, but overall it is enjoyable and has no CP. There is a pair of CP in the back that are from the draft, but the heroine has no CP.

Overall it's okay, I just watched it straight away anyway. The heroine has no emotional scenes, which I think is okay, and I quite like one of the couple, but it's a pity that there is no extra story for that pair.

I have never been exposed to fan circles, but so far it seems to be well written. The heroine is rational, decisive and has an above-average IQ. She doesn't drag her feet when it's time to leave. The plot logic is not bad at the moment, but it is a bit short and not interesting enough now. Good luck to the author.

The subject matter is quite novel. Books like Tomato are quite rare. The whole story is very coherent. The characters mainly revolve around the growth of the heroine. It's really fun to spend money to chase stars. The chaos in the fandom is quite realistic.

It's okay. Although the heroine is getting better and better in the future, I still prefer it when she practices her camera skills. I also hope that the heroine can become a station sister. I want idol fans to be completely attracted by the station sister's skills and the station sister's shining points in his photos.

I wanted to give up the book during the middle of reading, but the author's thoughts were completely those of a star chaser, and the last words were exactly what I dreamed of. The writing and plot are lacking, but it is truly heartfelt and I hope everyone can be happy.

After reading them all, I very much approved of this book. I found one of the few in Tomato that met my requirements. I also understand that the author was a bit sloppy at the end (I also felt that it was about to end. The author and the heroine went crazy together [laughing and crying]). I look forward to the author's next book.

Not bad, thank you to the author! Emm is not a long book, but it was quite enjoyable to follow the whole book. I almost finished it in one breath. When will I have so much money to spend? . . But it got a little messy later on