Queen of Entertainment: Starting by Winning Over My Fans

There's so little content! I read 81 chapters in one go, but I have to say, it was incredibly enjoyable. Watching all those trainees practicing so hard, striving for their best performance, really got my emotions on edge. I felt nervous for them and happy for their successful performances. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Nebula is a big fandom, currently with 16 members debuting.

Super good!!! Novels where the female lead becomes a manager or boss in the entertainment industry often focus on the female lead, even detailing how she attracts fans, how beautiful and charming she is, and including ambiguous relationships between her and male artists. But this book doesn't do any of that!!!

The female lead has no romantic partner; it's a rather idealized entertainment industry novel, suitable for relaxing reading. The protagonist starts off with a privileged background, power, beauty, education, and connections—not a traditional "strong female lead." Because it's set in an entertainment company, the story inevitably focuses on idol development rather than the protagonist herself.

Having read so many entertainment industry novels without romantic pairings, most of which focus on idols and actors, this is the first time I've read one where I'm the protagonist in the entertainment industry—it's such a pleasant surprise! 😆😆😆 The protagonist is so thoughtful, so responsible towards both the company and the fans.

The mutual support between fans and idols in the fandom, with idols striving to present better performances for their fans and fans saving money to buy tickets and merchandise to support them—there's no betrayal, only genuine affection. It's heartwarming to watch; novels always have a more satisfying ending.

Dear author, did you know that you've been diligently updating the Analects of Confucius? Thirty is the age to establish oneself: This means that one needs to update thirty chapters to gain a foothold in the industry. "At forty, one is no longer perplexed": This means updating forty chapters every day.

The Utopia of Fangirls It's good, the plot is clear, and it's very original. I've never seen the virtual setting of the Moon group before; it creates an ideal company for female fans. I hope there will be more!

The author does describe various stages, and although I only glanced at them briefly before scrolling past, I could still feel their hard work, which was heartwarming and really satisfying!!! It gave me a sense of pride, that they truly deserved the respect I had for them 💕

The author's writing is superb, with a mature style. While reading, you can even get drawn into the plot, and I felt nervous before the exam too. The female lead is also wholeheartedly devoted to her career, and she manages it very well, giving a satisfying feeling of everything falling into place naturally.

"The pinnacle of pure career-driven, no-romance novels! The female lead inherits a failing company, fires corrupt officials, creates stars through talent shows, and embeds 'fan satisfaction' into the company's DNA. While others fleece their fans, she genuinely pampers them. High-energy throughout, it's exhilarating and a must-read!"