I became a girl group idol for my sister.

Is this really a live microphone?

"No, just hearing their names makes me think that all three of them are incredibly skilled!"

The crowd was buzzing with discussion as they watched the three people on stage. If they had originally intended for the atmosphere to remain awkward, it was now becoming increasingly difficult to maintain the silence.

"I find it hard to refuse the love you bring, for my heart thirsts for love!"

The lyrics reached the audience's ears, and they saw a girl with a sad expression on her face. That expression was so irresistible, because it was directed at them!

"Is she looking at me? She definitely is!"

"I feel like the other person said something to me, has this feeling ever happened to you?"

Many people couldn't answer. Smiles, sadness, contemplation—all sorts of expressions appeared on the girls' faces, and the person they were facing was themselves!

This feeling is truly amazing.

“I am face to face with them, not one at the ends of the earth and the other at the corners of the sea.”

While Stardust Girls may not have been as explosive as GEM in terms of live performance, cheers still erupted in the audience, encouraging Stardust Girls!

"Awesome! It's really great!"

"Well done, Stardust Girl!"

"I never expected to see a performance like this!"

It wasn't just the dozens of Stardust Girl fans cheering; many fans who originally belonged to GEM also shouted, while the fans who were gritting their teeth were unable to say anything at this moment.

Want to object?

Unable to object!

Both the first and this song have been incredibly moving, and this one, performed live, has a particularly powerful effect!

How can it be? !

Miya stared wide-eyed at the audience's reactions.

Why would their own fans cheer for the Stardust Girls? Why would they shout for them?!

Have they forgotten that they were booing at the beginning?

"Stardust Girl is amazing! To perform like this even with her microphone fully open!"

"Yeah, judging from these fans' reactions, we've already lost, haven't we?"

"Keep your voice down, Miya will hear you."

The other two members of GEM were discussing something in hushed tones, but Miya overheard them. She turned to look at them with a terrifying expression.

"What are you talking about? How could we possibly lose?! Don't talk about losing! We still have a performance to give, right? Show us your skills! If you dare to hold back, I won't let you off the hook!"

The pressure was already building up inside me; my fans were being constantly taken away from me!

This is an undeniable fact!

"It's your turn."

The voice was light and cheerful; the owner of the voice was waving at him with a smile on his face.

It's Miyamoto Nana!

This guy!

Looking at this guy filled me with anger. Why could he be so relaxed on my turf, in front of my fans, and even when he was being booed?

why? !

Don't you ever feel nervous or angry?!

Miya was puzzled, but didn't know what to say.

"Hurry up, your fans are waiting for you."

Miyamoto said again, he could tell that Miya's emotions were a bit abnormal at the moment, but since the other party was a member of GEM and there was no big reaction, he didn't say anything.

"You don't need to remind me!"

Miya retorted loudly, not even knowing why she was arguing; she simply didn't want to hear the person in front of her speak to her.

Therefore, she had to refute it.

If I don't refute it, it seems like I've really lost.

We'll win back all the fans you've taken away!

With that thought in mind, she stood on the stage once again.

She chose even more difficult moves, and had stage lighting tailored specifically for her. On such an intense stage, she was determined to win back all her fans!

This is my venue, my home turf!

But why do I feel so anxious?!

It was as if they had encountered the greatest crisis of their lives.

From their seats, Akira Hiyama asked Ryoko Kamiya, who was sitting next to her, "What did you think of GEM's performance?"

"It was perfect. Although the moves looked difficult, everyone executed them very well, and their singing was also excellent. Combined with the lighting effects, it was a truly perfect performance."

"A perfect performance? For idols, a perfect performance is not enough. So-called perfection can be achieved through continuous training." As Hiyama Akira said, she asked again, "Compare the performances of Stardust Girls that you have seen and judge the difference between them."

"Stardust Girl's performance was also very good, even perfect. Although the lighting and other aspects weren't quite right, but..." Ryoko Kamisato looked puzzled. "I don't know why, but I feel that Stardust Girl is more attractive to me. I feel like watching them touches my heart. Why is that?"

“That’s because GEM failed to grasp the essence,” Akira Hiyama said slowly. “It’s not just the essence of idols, but rather that they failed to grasp the essence of performance.”

"Nature?"

"Yes, it's obvious that both Stardust Girl and GEM have trained their dances repeatedly, spending hundreds of hours to achieve perfection on stage. But that's only perfect in terms of dance and perfect in terms of pronunciation. But look at the audience's reactions, have they conveyed the emotions?"

Kiyama Akira pointed to the large audience in front of him and said with a smile to his old friend's granddaughter.

"This……"

Ryoko looked at the other audience members and noticed that they all looked a little confused.

"That's strange. GEM's performance was great, so why didn't she have the same appeal as Stardust Girl?"

"Did you notice? GEM wasn't watching us at all..."

"We're just one of many fans..."

"I always felt like they were looking in a mirror, completely ignoring us... For some reason, I felt like an outsider."

GEM's fans whispered among themselves, comparing the differences between Stardust Girl's and GEM's performances. Because they were performing in the same venue, and because Stardust Girl was seen as a disruptor by the fans, the contrast was greatly amplified at this moment.

"Have you noticed? This is the essence of performance. The essence of performance is to interact with the audience and to convey the emotions you are performing to the audience. Idols interact with their fans. Without this interaction, it can only be like this."

As Hiyama Akira spoke, he continued to look at the stage.

"The transmission of emotions...?"

Ryoko seemed to understand, but not quite. She continued to look ahead, thinking that perhaps she could share this with her friends at school to make herself seem knowledgeable about idols.

Meanwhile, Noo Kanta, who had come to the scene specifically to take a closer look, also had a very gloomy expression. Standing in the audience, he could clearly feel the change in the audience. Many of the fans who originally belonged to GEM had been taken away by the three members of Stardust Girl!

What should I do to deal with these people?

The method of using full microphones has already been tried, but these people reacted extremely quickly and did not make any mistakes. So what other methods can I use?

If it leads to too many accidents, then it's no longer an accident; it will only make people think that you're doing it on purpose, and it might even have the opposite effect.

What should we do?

As Noo Kanta was thinking, he suddenly caught sight of a figure out of the corner of his eye.

When he saw the old man, he was taken aback at first, then narrowed his eyes slightly.

Even Akira Hiyama is here? It seems like it's difficult to make any big moves now. Given Akira Hiyama's status at King Records, anything she says could have a significant impact on society.

Furthermore, the audience's attention to Stardust Girl has increased dramatically, so any small actions or misbehaviors will definitely provoke their strong dislike...

Noo Kanta gritted his teeth and walked backstage.

Akira Hiyama glanced briefly at Kanta Noo's departing figure, smiled slightly, and continued looking at the stage.

At this point, GEM's performance ended, and with the appearance of Stardust Girl, the audience clearly reacted strongly.

"Oh, it's Stardust Girl's performance!"

"Their third song is coming!"

"I wonder how the third song will go. This time it should be the main song by that Miyamoto girl. I heard she's the center of Stardust Girl."

"Is the song for Center finally coming? I'm inexplicably looking forward to it!"

After the first two performances, everyone's attention finally truly focused on the three members of Stardust Girl.

"The final blow from these kids, built on the foundation laid by the first two songs, has finally arrived in the third song!" Feishan Ming said in a low voice.

Chapter 74 is just for the fans

Miyamoto Sei was standing in the center position when he raised his right hand and shouted into the microphone.