I became a girl group idol for my sister.

With Risa Amagai's reminder, Miyamoto Sei finally checked out the app the other party had mentioned. After downloading it, he found that it was indeed much easier to use than YouTube's app, with many operations simplified. Miyamoto Sei glanced at the company and asked suspiciously, "Is this company yours?"

“He went bankrupt, so I helped him out,” Tambirisa said casually.

"Acquisition?"

“Yes, we’ll acquire it.” Risa Tenbei nodded. “Later, we can have our members stream it live.”

"Any requirements?"

"No."

Risa Tembera shook her head.

“If it’s just live streaming, according to the current practice in the live streaming industry, the company and the individual usually each take half. I was thinking of giving my own people some benefits, and the company only needs to take 40%.”

Miyamoto's eyes lit up: "60% for the individual?"

"That's right, individuals get 60%, but that applies to people within the company, such as those in various teams and those who have signed contracts with the company. As for normal people, it's still split 50/50."

Lisa Tenbei smiled as she said this: "The testing over this period of time has also shown that everyone really likes this kind of software that allows you to quickly watch videos and live stream. In addition, the ability to share what you see with each other will be a powerful tool for promotion. I have to say, your suggestion was something I hadn't thought of before, and the effect is excellent."

"If I hadn't been broke, I would have done it myself back then," Miyamoto muttered.

Risa Tenbei smiled slightly: "Then would you like to invest?"

"No thanks, I'm not interested. Right now, I'm focused on my idol and don't want to do anything else."

Temperisa smiled but didn't say anything.

After a while, when Miyamoto's cappuccino arrived, Amagai Risa suddenly said, "Time is running out..."

“Yes, time is running out…” Miyamoto Seya nodded silently.

"Have you thought about this? If Komatsu leaves, your Stardust Girl group will have to disband."

Miyamoto fell silent upon hearing this, then smiled: "Isn't it a good thing that she's pursuing her dream?"

“Of course it’s a good thing. I’ve always said that SKR is just the beginning, a school. I hope they learn something here and can go out and realize their dreams.” Risa Tenbe smiled and said, “Of course, if the dream is to become an idol, then that’s another story.”

"However, it's clear that Komatsu doesn't want to be an idol. For her, being an idol is just a stepping stone. Her ideal was probably set when she was young: to stand on the Hollywood stage, or even win a Grammy."

"So, what exactly are you trying to say?" Miyamoto asked, taking a sip of his coffee.

Risa Amagai looked at Sei Miyamoto and finally revealed her purpose: "So, when are you planning to write a song for Komatsu?"

"what?!"

Miyamoto Sei's mouth dropped open, his face full of confusion.

“I read the lyrics you wrote. They’re pretty good. A few things could be improved if you revise them a bit more. But that song was written for yourself. I think you could write one for your partner, one for Xiaosong, and of course, one for Yongan. That way, you’ll have three songs. You could release another album.”

Miyamoto stared at Risa Amagai, looking into her eyes, but Risa Amagai didn't seem to care about Miyamoto's gaze and continued to leisurely drink her coffee.

Miyamoto was a little confused about what the other person meant, and could only say, "Are you sure the lyrics I wrote, which are almost all 'la la la oh oh oh,' are good?"

"'La la la o o o o' is also a way to express emotions. Sometimes it is more effective than writing out the lyrics directly. Of course, your frequency is indeed a bit high. There are some parts that can obviously be said. You can say them out loud. You don't have to keep them in your heart. Whether you say it directly or indirectly, the key is to express it."

At this point, Risa Tempera added another sentence.

"I'll say it again: if the writing is good, then Stardust Girl's second album will be released."

“I originally thought this job was yours,” Miyamoto muttered.

“Of course I can, but I have quite a few songs on my plate. Oh, by the way, you must get a share of the profits from your movies every year, right?” Risa Tenbei suddenly asked.

Miyamoto thought for a moment: "According to the contract, whether it's online or in a movie theater, as long as it's shown, I can get 1% of the revenue. I even feel like I've gotten a great deal."

"Many people probably expected the movie to be a success, after all, most people aren't stupid, but no one expected it to be this successful. If the initial goal was 800 million yen in revenue, the result of over 10 billion yen caught many people off guard."

As she spoke, Temperisa called the waiter for a bag of fries.

"If you write the music, it will have the same effect. As a lyricist, as long as you write the lyrics, you can get a share of the profits every time you sing or release a CD. Didn't you plan to leave the idol industry after graduation? So doing this now is a relatively stable investment for your future."

Miyamoto had to admit that what the other person said made a lot of sense. Investing in stocks could result in losses, but writing lyrics would at least not result in losses. After all, if you don't sell, you just don't get paid; you don't need to put money in. If someone sells your song, you can just wait to collect your earnings.

Although making movies should provide a decent income each year, not much less than a regular job, having an extra way to increase annual income is always a good idea.

"Okay, I'll give it a try, but I'm currently on a nationwide assignment, so will I have time to participate in Stardust Girl's activities?"

“We’ll make the arrangements when the time comes. Besides, you’re already in touch, and the album doesn’t have to be released right now. It can be released after you come back,” Risa Tenbei said.

Miyamoto nodded, secretly lamenting that he had another new job to do.

……

"Ah, I'm so envious! Nyan-chan and Nana-chan are together!" Miyamoto Yukiko exclaimed, practically rubbing against him. "Let me rub against you! Nyan-chan and Nana-chan must be very close, right?!"

"Hey, Riko, your behavior is like that of a pervert!"

Immediately, someone shouted, to which Yukiko Miyamoto immediately retorted.

"No way! What's wrong with girls touching each other?!"

Although Nanase Touka had overcome her autism, she was still a little nervous about being hugged so suddenly. However, when Miyamoto Yukiko hugged her, she felt a strange sense of familiarity. This inexplicable familiarity reassured her a little, and she did not react much.

She became curious about what this feeling of familiarity was all about. Could it be because of an online friend she had known for a long time?

As they finished speaking, Jin still looked at Nanase Touka with some concern.

"Being an idol is actually a very tiring job, are you sure you're okay, Nyan-chan?"

We couldn't ask too many questions while the other party was here, but now we can ask a little bit.

“No problem. Even though I’m young, I can live on my own!” Nanase Touka nodded, looking very confident. “Besides, I have seniors who take care of me. We lived together in Nagoya, and they usually prepared meals for me. Apart from not being able to play on the computer and training being a bit tiring, it’s pretty much the same as home.”

Seeing that the other party said that, the group finally felt relieved, and taking this opportunity, Miyamoto Yukiko immediately began to ask the questions that she had been curious about for a long time.

"By the way, how's the food?"

"The food?"

"Yes, the food when I was in SKR, and the food after I went to SKG, etc."

"When we were at SKR, we were provided with meals every day, including meat and vegetables, and we could choose our own. I heard from my seniors that if we were going to other performances, such as the Budokan, they couldn't prepare meals like that, and they would usually prepare bento boxes." Nanase Fuyuka thought for a moment and shared what she knew: "It seemed like SKG was pretty good too. For example, the lunch they prepared would definitely include tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet). As for breakfast and dinner, my seniors would prepare them because we lived together at the SKG House."

"SKG Home?"

"It's the dormitory where SKG usually stays during training camps. It has a refrigerator and all that. We stayed there for two months without having to rent a place, which was a huge help."

As Nanase Touka spoke, she couldn't help but recall the two months she had spent there.

"This is the first time I've ever lived with people I barely knew for over two months... but we're completely familiar with each other now!"

"That's wonderful... I really want to live with Nana-chan for two months, no, not just two months, but ideally two years!"

The one who said those words was naturally Yukiko Miyamoto.

Everyone laughed when they heard that.

"Why don't you just sign up for SKR?" Hachi immediately joked.

"No, don't let my current high school status fool you. I'm very self-aware. Becoming an idol is impossible, absolutely impossible. I'd better just focus on getting into a good university. My older sister could have become an idol, but something happened that prevented her from doing so now, so she has to go to university."

“Going to university is a good idea too. Being an idol is very unpredictable.” Jin agreed with Yukiko Miyamoto’s choice: “Which university did you go to?”

“Tokyo University,” Yukiko Miyamoto said, seemingly not very concerned.

The group of people were taken aback and looked at each other.

The University of Tokyo, the most prestigious university in Japan, even the top university in Asia, is absolutely top-tier, so it was not the next choice after failing to become an idol?

"I want to get into Tokyo University too!" Yukiko Miyamoto said, clenching her fist. "I really should be more serious about my studies lately!"

Hearing this, the group laughed again, and Jin joked, "Riko, Tokyo University is really hard to get into."

“I’m not worried. My brother said that as long as I keep up my grades, I should have no problem getting into the University of Tokyo. My grades in school are pretty good, I’m usually among the top students,” Yukiko Miyamoto said.

This further piqued their curiosity.

Which high school did you attend?

In high school, while the top students are impressive, the value of those top students varies depending on the school.

If the school is not very good, the group will try to persuade them, even if they can rely on repeating a year to take the exam, but sometimes wasting too much time is not a good thing.

Then they heard the other person say the name of their high school.

"A sea of ​​cherry blossoms."

The group fell silent again. Sakurai Academy, a private high school, an all-girls high school, and with a deviation score as high as 78, it was extremely difficult to get in.

It's fair to say that those who can get in are the elites of their respective junior high schools. If someone is among the top students in such a school, it means that their statement that getting into Tokyo University is not a big problem is not a joke, but a simple statement of fact.

In this family, the older sister got into the University of Tokyo and originally planned to become an idol, with the University of Tokyo being her second choice. Now, the younger sister, who is in high school, is also fully capable of getting into the University of Tokyo. What kind of monster family is this?

However, at this moment, Yukiko Miyamoto remembered something else.

She looked at Nanjo Yoshino.

"Hey, Yui-neechan, is it okay if I ask you for an autograph?"

The group of people all used online names, naturally to reduce any sense of distance between them.

Nanjo Yoshino nodded: "Of course, no problem."

Then she joked, "But I don't remember Riko-chan being my fan."