Peninsula: I Debuted in Women's Clothing, and an Can Tell Whether I Am Male or Female

Women's clothing? I, Hong Linsen, a male, a top student in the mathematics department, want to debut in a girl group! In order to save my uncle's CUBE Entertainment, I became a new member of the girl group (G)I-DLE, which was on the verge of disbanding. So, I started the most divisive life in history: When I was in menswear, I was the CEO of the company. Faced with huge losses and the resignation of senior executives, I focused on saving the country through industry. When I was wearing women's clothing, I was the "sexy person" in the group and was required to wink, act coquettishly, dance hotly, and hug my teammates. Late at night, I hid in the corner of the dormitory and did push-ups crazily to maintain my male dignity. Other girl groups: compete for high-end endorsements, hype up wealthy personalities, and always stay on top. Our girl group: tested their business skills, held live broadcasts, experienced the various aspects of life as migrant workers, bought food at the market, and cooked their own meals. They were ridiculed by the entire Internet as a "homeless migrant worker group." Until my teammate, who was known as "Shen Yan", cornered me: "Miaomiao, I seem to like your brother Lin Sen." I looked at the confession WeChat messages sent by Xiaojuan, Meiyan, Minnie, and Yuqi on my phone, and I broke into a cold sweat. What makes me even more devastated is that the rival top girl group who calls us "foolish" every day can't even sell out all the tickets for their 10,000-person concert, even with 50% off. Our "native girl group"'s stadium concert with 100,000 people was completely empty in seconds? Help! Is there something wrong with this script in which one person plays two roles and leads the girl group to "get rich through hard work"?