Can an otaku like me really become an idol in manga?

Sure you can! In manga, anything is possible. If you have the passion and determination, you can transform into an idol.

Sure! The story has a unique charm and the art style is amazing. Also, the character development is quite compelling.

In some manga, it's possible through special circumstances or magical powers. But it's all fictional and not real.

Yes, I do. The characters and the story really drew me in.

Sure, I do! The characters and their storylines often draw me in.

I'm not a manga recommendation website so I can't provide any information about manga. However, if you like novels like Star Dream Idol Project, you can search for other similar works or explore other types of comics such as action, adventure, science fiction, or fantasy.

Here are some recommendations for novels about being reborn as an idol: 1. " I Am an Idol in Tokyo ": The story of the male protagonist reborn in Tokyo and becoming an idol of the entire nation in female clothes. It was very relaxing and interesting. 2. The female protagonist was reborn into the modern world and pursued her dreams in the entertainment industry. 3. " After I Ascended, I Became a National Idol ": The female lead cleverly returned to her original world after successfully ascending in the cultivation world, participating in a variety show and becoming a true national idol. 4. " Director of China Entertainment's National Idol ": The story of the male lead who, after his rebirth, established a national entertainment company with a talented director and became an idol. 5. " The Unconquerable Absolute Attraction ": The female lead was a talented ugly girl who was reborn as a teenage idol. While pursuing the boy she liked, she had to stick to the creed of not falling in love. Please note that the novels recommended above are based on the search results provided. There may be other novels that are suitable for your rebirth as an idol.

Yes. A neet otaku can potentially be a light novel writer. They might have spent a lot of time consuming various forms of media, which could give them unique ideas and perspectives to incorporate into their writing.

The goodness of One Piece manga is subjective. But generally, it starts to shine when the characters' backstories and the world-building deepen. Arcs like the Marineford arc are where a lot of people really get hooked.

The characters included the male lead, Suzuki Ichomori. Music was about finding one's own melody from other people's phrases. The female lead, Shiina Chika, was Mr. Ichomori! Please advise me! Female Lead-Shirai Nanase, Ichizumi, don't you want a cup of milk tea? The female protagonist, Lisa Izumi, there are some things that you will understand even if I don't say it out loud, right? Ichigo, the female lead-Sakurai Ayaka, isn't this the gentleman who ran to the front row and drank the milk tea I fed him last time? "I Become an Idol Producer in Tokyo" was written by Kazudoshi. It was a light novel/a funny and dissing novel with nurturing elements. [User recommendation: There is no place for idols in the era of peace.] The AKB and Sakado factions continued to struggle on the decline, the impact of the legend of the fastest Budo Gym in BangDream, the new possibilities of music presented by the girl opera, and the strong strength of the original virtual singer Hatsune Miku's producer, Master P, made a new impact on the Japanese pop music industry. These days, idols were about to retire from the stage of the times. However, there were always some producers who liked to match the wall with a fixed mindset, opening up a new world in the gap between traditional idols and traditional pop singers. -------------- Japanese entertainment literature, idol cultivation! It was purely a coincidence that all the names and places were the same. The audience who liked Jpop could even treat it as a daily promotion of Netease! A recommendation ticket and a collection! Please! I will do anything! 。 I hope you will like this book.