Tokyo: I Am Surrounded by Doll Girls

Because I recently wanted to collect some information on the current situation of underground idols and write a report, I clicked in and took a look. I didn't expect that it was so good that the author had to cut the book. It's normal. The situation described in this book does not describe the real ecology of terrestrial idols, nor does it contain any content about normal/interior idol development. Some of the places shown do not even look like Japan. Hey, although I know it is a novel and it is unlikely to be perfect, I would like to share a few details that fill in the world view 1. Is the background setting the blue ocean period of Japanese puppets? Red Sea period? Or some other period? Why do people with musical talent choose earth puppets instead of heaven puppets, and not mainstream singers? 2. How do self-operated groups/groups with low reputation contact the organizers to participate in the platter? Even if they have good-quality "original songs", because they are low-profile and are just a warm-up group before the opening, how can they develop their audience step by step? 3. As a music provider/producer, the protagonist cannot just look at the atmosphere in the audience and feel high. How to make the audience like the song, like the group, and then pop rice? There is no research and interview, no self-reliance, no free coupons, and only cold panel data is enough? 4. Idols, especially underground idols, are actually a very interesting group. They themselves know their level, otherwise why not make a serious debut? But for the stage, for the music, even if they are losing money, many people are gritting their teeth and persisting. For this group of people, their most fundamental pursuits are different from those who come for emotional value. For those who enter this industry, are they ready? Will they be disappointed? If the protagonist builds a group for such a group of people with dreams, will it be a more meaningful story?

Have you ever raised an idol? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

Let me explain the issue with the extra chapters of the last book, because after you click Finish, the extra chapters cannot be posted, and there is no point in asking an editor. This is the first time I know this setting, and it has improved my knowledge, so I will post the extra in the comment area. Although not many people read it, I have written everything, so I might as well send it out. One more thing, please support the new book, thank you🥺

Tips before viewing: [Soul Travel] Original text: He has traveled through time. [Soul Transmigration] landed on the body of an eighteen-year-old college student from the Dianhong Kingdom. [Original owner] named Qing Yuxian, from a single-parent family, grew up with his mother since childhood. After his mother passed away, [Qing Yuxian], who was extremely dependent on her mother, suddenly became depressed and dropped out of school. Involved in {[Gambling]}, in just one year, he squandered all the inheritance left by his parents after their death, and even owed 20 million yen! Desperate [Qing Yuxian] actually robbed [sister] of her money to pay back the money. [Jiang Nayanye] After seeing that his brother had completely turned into a rotten moth, he decided to stay away from this scumbag brother. In the end, [Qing Yuxian] cowardly chose "suicide by taking medicine" and ended his life.

You don't have to die to recommend daily detoxification to me.

I became interested in the puppets after reading a comic, and then found this book. I hope to communicate with the author, and also want to use this book to learn more about the real life of the puppets, and the side of their hard work that inspires others. Come on, author~!

It's terrible. I didn't read the introduction carefully but it was cut off. I read it in one go and found the outline. I really want to see the subsequent development of the outline 😭

The out-of-school part felt pretty good, but the on-campus part felt boring, especially since I had a gay friend who only talked bad things and had no effect. As soon as I saw this gay friend, I jumped out of the frame. There is no need to write about campus, the focus is on idol groups and the four female protagonists.