Nogizaka’s All-Round Idol

Dear author, please keep going!!!

It's well written, but in my opinion, it has one flaw, a fatal one. That's an update!!!

I initially clicked on this story because of the title "All-Round Idol." The early plot was quite to my liking—the classic tale of a poor girl striving to become a top idol, achieving great success in both love and career. However, as I read on, I discovered that the protagonist's background suddenly changed from a poor girl to a princess of the Heike clan… I was completely baffled.

Are aesthetic standards this strange now? Do women see men as effeminate? What kind of distorted aesthetic is this, where men are expected to have children while women are expected to be underdeveloped?

My advice is, if you're not involved in this circle, don't read it; it'll be like reading gibberish.

Reading these kinds of Japanese romance novels is enjoyable, not pretentious, and has a touch of everyday life. I only recommend the book written by the author of "Fake Idol". This is too pretentious.

It's really well written; among all the articles, this one ranks in the top three in terms of writing style. It really is great. Looking forward to the author's update

You can think of all the negative skills as a huge foreshadowing 🤫. You can't see them by reading ten lines at a glance.

Let me first explain that this novel had some gaps in its plot; I only read through the episodes as they were released, so I only have a vague recollection of the earlier parts. 😆😆Well, regarding the recent updates, I stopped watching after chapter 208; I just couldn't continue. Later, I read the comments and such... I don't know anything about multiple personalities.

Now that the US has arrived at its destination, has this Sakura-chan still not gotten her grandfather's permission? 🙄