I’ll Become the Idol You’re a Fan Of

There are currently 49 chapters, which feels pretty good, but there seems to be no progress in vtb. The current focus is still on the acting skills of the actors. According to the introduction, if the author wants the protagonist to be popular before engaging in vtb activities, he should write about acting for a while. Is it possible to intersperse some vtb-related plots first to satisfy readers who are attracted by the introduction of vtb [Blow kiss]

Don't tell me, it feels like a fader I* was so confused. I only found out after reading the comment section that it was translated from a Korean novel. I thought Tomato could really write good works. Never see you again 666

The tens of thousands of words of plot ideas in the early stages of this book are really good. Of course, I think so. The protagonist had mild to moderate emotional disorders in his previous life and was unable to feel and express emotions normally. Therefore, the protagonist had practiced emotional imitation for more than 20 years in his previous life. After the protagonist is reincarnated, he has a normal human body, which means he can feel emotions normally. What makes me feel very wonderful is that this book is the first one I have seen on Tomato that describes how an adult's memories of more than 20 years will appear on the body of a child of a certain age. What happens when a person who doesn't know what feelings are can accept them normally. Be cautious or touch boldly. Many other online article authors did not say this, and even assumed that children's brains can withstand adult memories and emotions. If it doesn't work, just pass it on to cheats or the system. Or you can just brush it off and awaken the memory of your past life when you are almost an adult.

Now it has been sealed very thoroughly. Originally, I just couldn't find it on the bookshelf to read, but now I can't read it on the bookshelf.

I thought it was an ordinary cool article about transforming into an idol, but I didn't expect that the protagonist's psychological changes and growth were portrayed so delicately, and the writing was also great. What a waste of emotions. No wonder the left and right brains switch back and forth between the first person and the third person. It turned out to be a direct translation of a Korean light novel. The person names were not all changed back. I laughed out loud. It was a waste of emotion after reading it for so long.

I browsed through the comments section and heard that it was adapted from a Korean novel? I don't know if it's true and I'm too lazy to check. It doesn't matter if it is, after all, the writing is very good. As long as the author writes more or reads more, I don't care.

I really want to become a human being. Is this reincarnation as a vegetarian? You can also watch Aisu here👀 It's early. When will the bloodlust start? 🥰

This book is indeed pretty good. I read it all night long, but what puzzled me most is that the author clearly set up an all-around star protagonist, so why did Pianpian put poison on a very critical cultural achievement? [What] If this is a comic or a novel that is simply a V or a couple, this is not a poisonous point, but the author Pianpian wants to set the protagonist to take the route of a genius star. If he takes this route and his school's cultural performance cannot improve, then it is a big poisonous point. Don't underestimate the domestic celebrity fan circle. If the protagonist fails the exam and fails to improve his culture, there will be real file records. Recorded. I, who are not in the fandom, have seen a lot of people post their test scores from childhood to adulthood because their academic performance is not up to par. It can be said that if the protagonist gives up his studies for the so-called acting, it is a penny gain. If he wants to further his popularity, his cultural achievements will definitely be criticized by fans [laughter]

Nice! Compared with other entertainment articles, you can feel the protagonist Su Youli's efforts to improve her acting skills, instead of relying on so-called cheats or other things to directly open Wushuang. The pace of the whole book is slow, and you can feel Su Youli's emotional changes and yearning for vtb. I look forward to the author's follow-up, come on! By the way, I think the current pace is pretty good. If it were faster, it wouldn't be as good-looking as it is now. I don't think there's a need to be too hasty when it comes to updates, just do whatever the author feels comfortable with.

Groove mygo is still chasing me 🙂