"Idol Disqualification" Author: [Japanese] Usami Suzu Publisher: Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House

Introduction
🌟The winner of the 164th Akutagawa Prize.
🌟No. 1 in the 2021 Japanese literature sales list.
🌟Nominated for the Honya Award, the most popular book in bookstores across Japan.
🌟50 reprints and 500,000 copies sold in half a year!
🌟It has received unanimous praise from many mainstream Japanese media, including Yomiuri, Mainichi, and Weekly Bunshun.
🌟A female college student writer who won the Literature Award, Mishima Yukio Award, and Akutagawa Prize at the age of 21, and her work has sparked heated discussions throughout society.
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This is a story about a star-chasing girl.
It is also a story of an idol "falling from the altar to the ground".
The protagonist Mingli is a freshman in high school this year. She has mild attention deficit and poor academic performance. She is often compared with her older sister. Not only does she not get the recognition of her family, but her campus life and part-time job are not going well. Chasing idols is a ray of light in her bleak life.
At the age of 4, Mingli watched the stage play of a teenage idol for the first time. He played Peter Pan, who fell from the sky like an elf. At the age of 14, Mingli began to pursue everything about idols. Film and television works, music albums, TV shows, advertising endorsements, and peripheral products, her life was wrapped in layers of blue, which symbolizes supporting idols.
But one day, the idol broke out in negative news, he beat up the fans...