I became a girl group idol for my sister.

I will show you what the difference between heaven and earth really means!

Miya thought to herself, smiled, and said softly into the headset, "Thank you all for your support. Now, we'd like to introduce today's guests, so please treat them kindly!"

Just you wait, nobody will welcome you!

"Stardust Girl, don't embarrass yourselves here!"

"We do not welcome ugly girls from Stardust Girl!"

"Stardust Girl, get back here!"

It was a roar full of hostility. This was the world of GEM, and they instinctively rejected Stardust Girl, who was an outsider.

Seeing this, Miya smiled even more happily.

Yes, that's it, that's the reaction. This intense hostility made them realize that this was no longer their world!

In this feeling of defeat, when everyone hates you, just make a complete fool of yourself!

"Don't embarrass yourselves. You're nothing but clowns in front of GEM!"

"Yeah, Joker!"

Hearing the shouts, Miya smiled and raised her hand: "Everyone, let's welcome them! Now, please welcome the three members of Stardust Girl!"

The audience fell silent, offering no welcome or encouragement. They waited patiently for the other party to appear, intending to give them a taste of their power.

Backstage, Noo Kanta, watching the situation unfold from the control room, smirked. The reaction from the scene was absolutely fantastic.

“In this situation, young people with little experience might not be able to cope. Under such a blow, they might completely lose their motivation.”

He was waiting for the three Stardust Girls to appear. He could also see that the audience was preparing the most powerful attack, and would give them the biggest cheers the moment Stardust Girls appeared, cheers that were reversed!

However, after more than ten seconds, the person still hadn't appeared, which puzzled the audience.

Although I told the other person to get lost and not embarrass themselves, how else could I mock them if they didn't come out?

Miya was also stunned. She turned her head to see what the other person was doing.

Just then, some noises broke out.

"Hey, hey, hey, don't pull my clothes!"

"But don't you think it looks good like this?"

"These clothes are ridiculous, how could they possibly look good! You could say they're cute, though!"

"Eh? I think it's pretty cute too, don't you think so, Mika-chan?"

Three figures walked out from backstage, and everyone's eyes widened in surprise, completely unexpected to see such a scene.

What appeared before everyone was three clowns!

With his pointed hat, red nose, and comical clothes, everyone was certain they weren't mistaken; it was indeed a clown's costume.

No one expected that Stardust Girl's debut would be like this.

"Hahaha, he really is a clown!"

"I never expected he would actually be wearing a clown costume!"

The crowd burst into laughter; they found this unexpected turn of events very amusing.

Miya stared wide-eyed at the three of them, and she could clearly sense that the hostility in the room was decreasing!

They actually came up with this kind of way to deal with themselves!

"We are the Jokers!"

"Hey, hey, hey, you're wrong! You're definitely wrong!" Mika Komatsu shouted at Miyamoto Sei.

"Sorry, I forgot!" Miyamoto said, sticking out his tongue at the other person, and raised his hand again. This time, all three of them shouted it out together.

"We are Stardust Girl, so let's start with our first song!"

He ripped off the clown costume, revealing the dress he wore underneath—a dress specially prepared for the stage.

The red noses on their faces and the hats on their heads could be easily removed, and then the three of them simply threw their clothes aside and raised the microphones.

As Miya left the stage, she stared intently at Miyamoto Sei. Her actions seemed like utter nonsense, but somehow she managed to avoid the boos that would have been expected.

People called them clowns, and they actually pulled off a clown makeup stunt.

What were they thinking? Did they already know that people would call them clowns?

At that moment, shouts suddenly rang out from the crowd.

"tiger! fire! cyber! fiber! diver! viber! JaJa!"

This is the fans' shouts, perfectly timed to the rhythm of the music.

Even though there were only a few dozen people shouting, these sounds were still very loud in the now quiet scene where there were no boos.

The fans, gathered together, waved their light sticks, wanting their idols to know that they were not fighting alone.

Sure enough, they came!

Looking at the people in the back seat, Miyamoto felt a surge of emotion. She laughed and shouted out the name of the song.

"The attraction of stars!"

This is a song by Miyu Nagasu, and it's also one of the C/W tracks on Stardust Girl's first single CD.

The formation naturally changed, with Miyu Nagasu standing in the middle. At this moment, she was the Center of Stardust Girl!

Miyamoto Sei watched the other person's back with a gentle smile.

The first battle is yours, Miyu!

Chapter Seventy-Two: Conspiracy

As Miyu Nagasu sang her own song, if she initially felt there was something hidden within it, then as the dubbing of the new anime ended, she realized exactly what was hidden within it.

Perhaps this was written deliberately to increase sales.

Miyu Nagaan had thought about it that way, but later she gradually realized something in her thinking: this song might be about herself.

Temperisa might know herself better than she knows herself.

That's why, every time she sings this song, she feels like she's looking into her own heart.

Moreover, each performance is a deeper exploration, each one more profound than the last.

I want to become an idol, to become the sun that belongs to everyone!

And you are my sun!

Miyu Nagasu silently thought to herself, completely merging her emotions with the song she was singing.

This is the battlefield and stage for Miyu Eian.

Miyamoto stood behind her, flanked by Komatsu Mika on the left and right, forming a triangle with Nagasu Miyu.

He watched as this girl, who usually hid behind him, bravely stood at the forefront, acting as the vanguard, tearing open a path for Stardust Girl to advance in this enemy stronghold.

Aside from their fans, there was no cheering or applause, but that was enough. Perhaps people were still stubbornly holding onto their positions, but at this moment, it was difficult to utter any words of opposition.

Because the girl on stage is dazzling.

It wasn't as dazzling as Miya, but the light was very soft.

The longing in the song, the pursuit of one's idol, chasing after the light that attracts one forward, being involuntarily captured by the gravitational pull of the stars, thus making it difficult to extricate oneself.

This is not just love, but also friendship, and even more so, a mindset of striving forward for a goal or for an idol.

And this kind of feeling is something that everyone present has experienced.

It was an emotion that resonated deeply with people, and this emotion evoked widespread empathy at that moment.

Emotional resonance is the most irrefutable and undeniable phenomenon.

Hiyama Akira sat in the last seat, looking straight ahead, with Shinto Teru's granddaughter, Shinto Ryoko, beside him.

"I don't know what they were thinking, performing on their opponent's turf. There's hardly anyone cheering them on right now. Their few dozen fans are definitely not enough for a venue with over three thousand people," Shinto Ryoko said softly.

Kiyama Akira gestured for silence and continued looking ahead.

Seeing this, Ryoko Kamito fell silent. She noticed that the old man was looking very intently, as if he didn't want to miss any detail.

Finally, when the song ended, the room fell silent.

"Thank you all for listening to our song. Now it's GEM's turn to perform. See you later!"

As they spoke, they walked backstage, waiting for the three members of GEM to come on stage.

At this moment, Akira Kiyama finally spoke.

"Your question is simple: haven't you noticed that the atmosphere has changed?"

"Has the atmosphere changed?"

"Yes, it's true that we're playing away from home, but the first thing we need to think about when playing away is that the opponent will boo, just like at the beginning. You saw that too, right, Ryoko?"

“I see, Mr. Fei.”

"So why did no one boo them from the moment they came out? Even when their fans were cheering them on, no one shouted back. Instead, they listened to the song quietly."