SNH48: I'm Really Just an Ordinary Fan

Chu Mu was taken away by a mysterious force and asked her to help give the little idol a good life before joining the group and to be a positive and positive little idol. So she traveled through the lives of all the little idols from childhood to before joining the group. Every time, she agreed to join the group with her or be her first fan, but she disappeared after joining the group, and no trace of Chu Mu could be found in the world. They thought they had come to a parallel world, and the eternal white moonlight in their hearts disappeared until an MC of team n. Guess the key words Zhou Shiyu raised the microphone with some suspicion and looked at the familiar figure. She mentally counted her position and said, "The ninth seat in the third row." The faces of the other little idols that had been smiling brightly just now froze when they looked at them: Are they being deceived? Is it her? When other fans saw the shot of the beautiful young lady on the screen, they started chatting all over the screen, and there was also a burst of exclamations at the scene. Chu Mu took the phone in a daze. The power told her that they had no memory, so there was no need to be afraid. She thought about it for a moment, and adhering to the concept of holding water, while the little idol above was telling the rules, she slid her phone randomly down below, raised her head and pointed casually, OK, I'll talk to her later. … When Chu Mu said, "I recommend You Miao," many people on the stage turned pale. I don't know if it was an illusion. Because of the appearance, and the scene where the young idols were arguing to guess who this person was, it turned into a meme. Young idols who were not members of the Eun team or those who had quit the group also saw this video. Not surprisingly, everyone, except You Miao, became inexplicably angry (in the eyes of others) So, Chu Mu her, in Hanoi, became popular! I don't write much about their interactions during time travel, I basically just mention them in one stroke. Intention: I haven't thought about it yet