I became a girl group idol for my sister.

“That’s right, that’s exactly how it is.” Matsuoka Yoshitsugu nodded, and Sakura Ayane, who was standing next to him, also said, “Yes, that’s right.”

"Ah, that's great!" Saori Onishi asked happily, "By the way, how are Nana-chan and the others doing now?"

“They’re not students, because their skill level is more than enough, so they’re all doing their own thing,” Matsuoka Yoshitsugu said. “But I did run into them. Miyamoto-san doesn’t seem to have changed much, but Eiyasu-san seems more confident than before.”

"Are you more confident now?" Saori Onishi thought for a moment and then laughed. "That's great. It's a pity that Mika-chan graduated and went to America, otherwise I could still see her. I wonder if she'll ever come back to Japan to perform in the future..."

Sakura Ayane said, "They should come, I think Miyamoto-san and Eiyasu-san both seem to think so, and it looks like they will be working together in the future."

Saori Onishi immediately nodded: "That's great, I'll be waiting!"

Looking at Saori Onishi, Ayane Sakura suddenly asked, "By the way, I heard that when those three were studying at school, they were with you?"

Saori Oonishi nodded and said, "That's right. We studied together back then, but the three of them were auditing classes, unlike the regular students."

“I see. They are indeed very talented people, learning so quickly. And now Miyamoto Nana is an actress, and her career in the entertainment industry is going very well.” Sakura Ayane said, with a wry smile, “It feels like idols these days can do everything… I hope they don’t end up writing their own lyrics and composing their own music.”

"Ah, yes, Nana-chan and the others' Stardust Girl, Nana-chan wrote a few songs herself, but the music was composed by someone else. However, Aya Yamashita of AJS does compose her own music!"

Seeing the surprised look on Sakura Ayane's face, Matsuoka Yoshitsugu laughed: "Perhaps we should be glad that idols are too busy to do voice acting every day, otherwise the competition would probably be several times more intense."

……

A few days later, Miyamoto sent the completed manuscript to Amagai Risa's email address.

Risa Tenbei looked at the files in her email inbox, smiling as she read.

"It's not bad written. As expected, he knows himself best. Many parts are well written. With just a few minor modifications, it can be incorporated into the game."

She then looked at Miyamoto Sei and said, "It's only been four days, have you been staying up all night these past few days?"

"I just wrote a little more when I was inspired," Miyamoto said, yawning. "Alright, if there's nothing else, I'll be going."

"Let's go, let's go, you can have a good rest today."

"Hmm." Miyamoto responded and walked outside. Just then, Amagei Risa suddenly said, "By the way, you know about the arrangements in America, right?"

"I know. The first performance starts on the 17th. Rehearsals are only during the day, and the performance is at night. The venue has a total capacity of 350 people, and all the tickets are sold out." Miyamoto told her about the schedule her manager, Mizuhara Chizuki, had told her, and then continued, "As this is my first performance in the United States, am I really okay with a solo performance?"

"Of course there's no problem," asked Risa Tenbei. "Do you have any questions?"

Miyamoto Sedo: "It feels a bit inappropriate not to have a song specifically for a solo performance."

Risa Amagai knew that Miyamoto was telling the truth, but she could only say for now, "Time is too tight. Although there is a solo song by Ogiko, it is not appropriate to use it as one of your first songs in the United States. Let's start with Stardust Girl's songs. For your later solo songs, we can use Ogiko and Tomomi's songs. Of course, I think you can also write some yourself."

"I'll write it myself?" Miyamoto Sei stared at Amagai Risa with wide eyes.

“That’s right, you wrote it yourself, after all, it’s your own solo piece,” said Risa Tenbe.

"Alright, I got it." Miyamoto said, shaking his head. "I never expected the producer to be so lazy."

"Ha!" Tambirisa laughed: "Don't provoke me, I'll write it for you later."

Miyamoto chuckled: "Forget it, I'll write it myself. But as for you, I think you could work on some other songs."

"What do you want to say?" asked Risa Tempera.

“Isn’t live streaming doing pretty well right now?” Miyamoto said. “But besides live streaming, Clover also has shorter videos being spread on mobile phones. I was thinking of making some songs that can quickly become popular on this platform, with a light and simple rhythm, the kind that everyone can hum a few lines of.”

Miyamoto's words made Amagai Risa think for a moment, then she nodded: "Okay, I understand. You can go ahead then, I have to go too."

"Okay, I'm leaving now," Miyamoto said, and left the office.

As the door closed, Risa Tenbei smiled: "A good suggestion, how about using a more suitable piece of music to open up more markets on mobile platforms?"

……

Once outside, Mizuhara Chizuki was waiting for Miyamoto. As she drove, she said, "The agent in America will be provided by them, and I will be contacted in Japan. Is that right, Ms. Miyamoto?"

“That’s right, that’s exactly how it is.” Miyamoto nodded. “Because it’s too much trouble to travel back and forth, things here need to be handled by a dedicated person. The same goes for things in America. I’ll leave things here to you.”

Mizuhara Chizuki laughed: "Don't worry, Ms. Miyamoto, I will handle the work in Japan. Please keep up the good work in America. I believe SKR will definitely become a hit all over the world."

"Yes, I believe so too. SKR can ignite a great fire in the world!"

……

On January 17, after a long flight, Miyamoto finally arrived in New York City, the most populous city in the United States, and naturally, he decided to establish SKR's base in the United States there.

Miyamoto was sitting in the car of a woman with light blonde curly hair; she was a very skilled driver.

Her name is Jenny May, and she is David Most's agent in the United States.

"Miss Miyamoto, the rehearsal venue is all set up. We can start immediately upon arrival," Jenny said to Miyamoto as she drove.

"Okay, I understand. Thank you for your arrangements."

Jenny smiled and said, "It is my honor to serve you, Miss Miyamoto. I have read about your experiences, and they really shocked me. It is unbelievable that you were able to achieve so many difficult goals at such a young age. Ah, no, I don't mean you are not young now, but it is really amazing that you were able to overcome those difficulties at such a young age."

She explained somewhat flusteredly, then added, "If possible, I would like to get an autograph; I will treasure it!"

“Signing an autograph is no problem, of course.” Miyamoto nodded with a smile, then asked, “I heard from Mr. Most that you have many skills?”

"Besides agent-related skills, including driving, I'm also a good shot. Guns aren't allowed in New York City, but I have a gun license. I've also received bodyguard-related training, including flying planes. I have all the necessary certifications. If you need me, Ms. Miyamoto, I can act as a pilot."

"You can fly a plane?!"

"Yes, I can actually drive boats, but not large ones. Small boats are no problem."

"He's got it all covered—land, sea, and air! This isn't just an agent, he's a personal butler..." Miyamoto thought to himself, his curiosity growing. "So... how did you learn all this?"

"Because of personal interest, I actually really like the bodyguard industry. Of course, my favorite is the secret agent. However, my family has always been against me going to work in this field. So after learning a series of courses such as close combat training and firearms training, I ended up formally studying to become an agent. My family supports this job."

Jenny said this with a happy expression: "But I am very satisfied now because I have been accepted by a company under the Hermes Group, which is something that many people will envy. Secondly, I am now Ms. Miyamoto's manager, which means I have become the manager of my idol."

After she finished speaking, she immediately added, "But don't worry, I won't do anything rash. I will abide by the principles of an agent!"

Miyamoto understood perfectly well that the other party would be happy. Being hired by such a company was indeed a very good thing, and with a monthly salary of over ten thousand US dollars, that income was definitely very high.

Even in New York, this amount of money would be enough to live comfortably, not to mention that Miyamoto only works in the United States once or twice a month, spending the rest of his time in Japan, so he spends most of his time doing nothing.

It's an easy and relaxing job, and it pays a lot of money. It's a wonderful job.

As Miyamoto thought to himself, he watched the car arrive at its destination for the day.

A small theater, located on the third floor of this building, is an event theater that has been built for hundreds of years.

After getting off the bus and going upstairs, sure enough, all the arrangements for the rehearsal had been made, and all we had to do was start the rehearsal.

After greeting the staff, Miyamoto quickly got into the zone and began today's rehearsal.

Chapter Seventy-Six Proposal

"Hey, Jenny!" Although she was quite old, the mother, who still retained her charm, called out to the upstairs, "Don't stay cooped up at home all day, go out for a walk!"

“You don’t need to call him anymore,” the father, who was sitting on the sofa reading the newspaper, said to his wife. “Jenny has already left.”

"He went out?" The mother looked at the father in surprise. "He actually went out? That's rare. Does he have someone he likes?"

"Do you think he would like someone?" the father countered. "I mean a person, a living person, a girl."

“I don’t think so. His favorite things are little figures that move.” The mother shook her head. “And he doesn’t like talking to people. From elementary school until now, I remember he only has two friends.”

“Three people, you forgot to count,” the father said. “But that’s not the key point. The key point is that he’s willing to go out.”

The mother asked, somewhat puzzled, "Where did he go?"

"I heard he's going to a concert," the father said. "He seems really excited about it; he even bought the tickets several days ago."

The mother became even more curious: "A concert? Whose concert?"

"I heard they're from Japan."

Upon hearing this, the mother suddenly realized, "Oh, I see. It's from Japan. I think that makes sense now."

“My interest has shifted from mannequins to real people, whether male or female, and I think that’s progress.” The father smiled. “If it can continue to develop and allow me to connect with more people, that would be even better.”

Hearing her father's words, her mother laughed as well: "Indeed, this is progress. He's already in high school, and he needs to develop his social skills and romantic relationships."

Meanwhile, Jenny, the subject of his parents' discussion, had arrived at the Reston Activity Center, an activity center located in Manhattan, New York.

He was sitting in the audience on the third floor, nervously waiting for the show to begin.

He was surrounded by people, men and women, many of whom were about the same age as him. Of course, there were also younger and older people, but the vast majority were young people around seventeen years old.

Arriving in such a crowded place, Jenny felt a little nervous. He tried his best to appear inconspicuous, even though he knew no one would notice him, but he still did it instinctively.

I'm crazy for actually coming to the event, but I really wanted to see Nana-chan's performance!

He thought to himself silently.

The show hasn't started yet, but you can hear people talking about it around you.

"I thought I wouldn't be able to get tickets this time, but I actually managed to get them in the end. Lady Luck was on my side!"

"That's right, it's like God has blessed us! I also thought I wouldn't be able to get tickets. Nana-chan's popularity here is really high!"

"That's natural. Although she can't compare to the mainstream, she's still someone who voiced characters in 'When Stardust Shines,' and she was even the main character. She sang all the songs in the anime herself, so of course she's very popular here!"

"It's not just because of the anime series. There are also SKR fans in the US, and there's not much overlap between them and the anime fans, so the actual number of fans is quite large."

"Why didn't you choose a bigger venue? There are only 350 seats! You should have at least set up a venue for one or two thousand people!"

"After all, this is a bit different from the last time SKR came to the United States for a performance. Last time it was a tour, but this time they are obviously planning to build SKR's own territory in the United States, so they will be a bit conservative, which is understandable. If we support them, they will definitely get more attention."

"Do you value it? The current plan is two performances a month, but the official statement says that the timing is not entirely fixed. Once all the preparations are complete, it will increase to once a week, which is about four times a month. If the response is good enough, who knows, we might even see a sister group of SKR in the United States!"