
Idol Debut in Tokyo: Reaching My Evil Claws Out to the World
在东京偶像出道向世界伸出魔爪
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 434k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Aren't I a Genius Idol Girl?我不是天才偶像少女吗?Alternate title on Fanqie
171Chapters
161Reads
8.2Score
9Listens
36.2kReads · all time
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Reader comments 56
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A very good idol development article. The protagonist's serious and funny lying-down character is very vivid, the plot is basically online, and the supporting characters also have their own characteristics. The only demerit point is that the protagonist's salary is too low, 50,000 yen before he became famous, 55,000 yen after he became famous, and he only gets 20,000 yen a week from the popular radio variety show he hosts, just like the pirate Chopper took a 100 bounty to fight for billions. The protagonist earns tens of millions casually from singing and selling records. It makes people feel that there is no need to be an idol. After all, the protagonist is just a flat character and has no so-called goals. If you are rich and you don't have to be flat, you will become an idol and be exploited by capital. Isn't this a hard work? If the house collapses, it belongs to it.
I speak for myself, absolutely hilarious
It's a good read for people like me who don't understand the Japanese entertainment industry at all (in fact, I don't understand all the entertainment industry). After watching it, I learned a lot about the Japanese entertainment industry. What a low income! It can be seen from the name of the protagonist that he is a "god" and is particularly good at eating. This may be due to cheats. If the career is the main line, the character is created to be extraordinary, the money is only for food, the emotions are mostly based on family ties and the friendship of meal tickets, and nothing else matters, life will be flat, and the ultimate dream of a person is to eat and wait for death ( The main character's salary is low, indeed low. Is it because of Japan's own national conditions?
It's very good-looking. If I had to describe it, it would be a bit like Stephen Chow's movie. The world is a grassroots team. It's a refreshing Japanese entertainment film with a little bit of logic. It's very fun, and my thoughts are the same as the protagonist's feelings and thoughts, which resonates very much.
Progress Chapter 54 It's unexpectedly good-looking, and it's just right funny. It's not funny for the sake of being funny. It's difficult to write funny articles. Many authors don't write funny articles at all. The plots are still incomprehensible. What they call funny seems to me to be completely awkward. For example, in order to show that the protagonist is very strong and funny, when recording a variety show appearance, the protagonist directly slides and shovels away everyone present, including the guests and the host😅😅😅 However, the plot of this book, the various characters, and the level of comedy are all very good and can really make people laugh. I won't spoil the specific plot. Will the protagonist be filming in the future? If the intimate scene (kissing) can't be borrowed, how will the protagonist handle it? I'm a little curious about the protagonist's funny solution. Recommended, don't be fooled, don't suck, finish the review👍
When I first read the first chapter, I felt baffled and almost gave up. After reading the tenth chapter, I felt emmmm it was a bit interesting, and then I quickly got into it. I am not interested in Japanese entertainment at all, but I still enjoyed reading it.
I have read more than a dozen chapters so far. It is a daily novel. The protagonist still retains his childlike innocence. The story is very relaxed so far, and it feels like raising a daughter. However, the book obviously has unnatural elements. I hope the integration of the elements will not be strange.
It's very well written. I just hope that the heroine's superpowers in the later stages won't be too fussy. I prefer stories about the entertainment industry that are simpler. So far, I feel like the presence or absence of the superpowers doesn't affect the progress of the plot. I still like it.
It can be called the "mudslide" in Tomato novels. It can be summed up in three words - laughing until you burst into tears.
As long as the first few chapters are ignored for the time being, the following chapters will start to be a normal Japanese entertainment girl group story with cheats. The protagonist's personality is also quite good, a salty fish among salted fish, and a strong character. But I hope that the previous description of unknown technology is not foreshadowing the ending... I really like this kind of novel and look forward to the follow-up!