Reborn as a Beautiful Loser in an Underground Idol Girl Group

Now everything's finished! I'm also getting ready to officially start writing my new book. It's still an urban 1vN protagonist story, so if you're interested, please follow me. Thanks, Little Mouse!

Thank you everyone for still reading Mouse's books. This book is expected to be completed in December. I will finish writing the story when I come back this time. Promises don't last forever, so please look forward to it! Meow meow meow

I haven't been feeling well for the past couple of days, so I haven't updated. I'll update tomorrow.

I'm crying! 990,000 words and still no delay! Author who keeps their promises, wait until I create my book list, I'm going to put you at the very top! 😭

"Idol" and "Useless" are the two main elements from the book's title. Being an idol is a profession that sells happiness to the audience. As mentioned at the beginning of the book, one needs solid skills and the ability to "charm fans." However, this clashes with the "useless" aspect. The protagonist, a "useless" character who can't do anything right, lacks both ability and a sense of belonging, joining the group only for the money, shelter, companionship, and being the group's darling. The book's appeal lies here: how will this seemingly useless protagonist, besides being beautiful, rationally handle one crisis after another, transitioning from her incompetence to the identity of an "idol," truly serving the audience and readers...?

Let me give you all a brief update. During my absence, I've basically finished the main storyline, with just a few side stories left. Starting tomorrow, I'll be updating 3,000 words daily until the end of the month, with the update time set for 6 PM. I'll post my postscript on the day it's finished, meow meow meow.

This stinky rat (author), I really need to control you and keep disappearing.

I've been busy with some things lately, so I won't be updating until tomorrow at the latest. This book is almost finished, and I'm preparing to start a new one. Feel free to comment here if you have any genre suggestions.

There's just too much of that "sticking together" stuff in the later chapters. It's always either they're doing it or they're on their way to doing it. While sticking together is a good thing, you can't spend so many chapters on the same sticking together scene, and then seamlessly transition to the next one without stopping.

A yuri (lesbian) romance novel, you won't regret reading it. Don't use your brain, succubus protagonist, sticking together → doing it, doing it → sticking together, um, that's roughly it.