Female idols probably belong to the category of stories that have a heroine halo but are more realistic. The members of the girl group are all very three-dimensional, the heroines are top-notch, and the audition part is very interesting, but it is not so exciting to have a realistic direction in the back.
I have seen the controversial parts. If you like to follow boy bands, don't read this book. If you pursue logic and rationality, don't read this book. If you like absolutely cool writing, don't read this book. Like me, if you are in a literary shortage and don't delve into logic very much. If you don't have much affection for the supporting characters, you can read it. The author himself lacks writing skills, but he is quite creative in the design of some of the small card peripherals he has released.
The actors are pretty good at the beginning, the heroine is very down-to-earth, and the career progression is relatively slow. It feels like one step at a time, but there are too many real people involved, and it's not pleasant to see the spoilers later.