Reborn in Japan to Make It in Entertainment

Why do so many Japanese entertainment bloggers mention AKB48...?

Do you think it's better to move up the entertainment industry and gradually become a behind-the-scenes big shot, or stay in front of the camera and be a glamorous superstar?

Is there any other Japanese actress who can rival Izumi-neechan?

I was reading it quite well at first, but after chapter 42 I was really hooked. To prove that the song he wrote was his own, he composed a song on the spot in ten minutes at a press conference. How brainless is that? This is the kind of showing off that was used in the early days of online novels. It's 19 years now and he's still using it (I've been writing for 17 years). Showing off is supposed to be fun, but this plot design just makes people feel stupid.

It's quite awkward and repetitive. They say they like the entertainment industry, then become famous after their debut, and then say they don't like music. What are they even writing? It's so confusing. Then, out of nowhere, they formed a band and debuted. I really can't stand it anymore.

She fell out of her crib when she was four years old and couldn't talk yet, only babbling. Are you kidding me?

Is Sachiko Kamachi (Izumi Sakai) in the book?

The author is truly impressive. When did Sony start using your name? Do you even understand music? There's a reason why Japanese idols have the lowest status. Because Japan has done a very good job of popularizing music education, the public's appreciation level is high. And you call the 48 Group singers?

I can only say that even my high tolerance for Japanese entertainment can't handle this; the writing is just too bad. Outrageous.

I can't think of any reason why this book wouldn't flop.