Idolatry - Vol. 1 Ch. 2 - Devil's Contract

[MangaDex]

 

[Acronynx-808]

She’s a fucking psycho……but I love it

 

[arkvin]

Blackmailing and gaslighting at its finest.

 

[lesseffective]

The largest bowl of nuts I've ever seen.

 

[jrocker]

So she is about to mess up the 2 "stars" so badly they get eliminated in round 1 which will cause interest to skyrocket.

 

[DesertStorm]

The Chairman has Trump's diet LMFAO

 

[Lunkli]

She can see the ending!

 

[D1slopconsumer]

So she is about to mess up the 2 "stars" so badly they get eliminated in round 1 which will cause interest to skyrocket.

I love it. Question is how without sabotaging herself in the process?

 

[Carn109]

She's crazy fr

 

[Zyte_X]

So the MC has a memory and infl of hundreds of people by name and can figure out the setup from just looking at the credits of the show. I am VERY curious what made a genius like the mc fall for that idol. Hope this series lasts a while because I feel like this is something that needs like 5+ volumes.

 

[looc64]

Came back after a bit because this was bothering me, feel like the chairman should be extremely pissed at the president.

"Your job isn't to make the auditions exciting," "Debut in bulk and then milk the ones that get popular,"

Before I reread the chapter I actually thought the dude saying this was IDK, in charge of producing the idol group created at the end of the show. Someone who doesn't care about the tv aspect because he mainly profits if that final group sells.

Instead he's the president of the TV company??? AKA someone who's supposed to make sure the process of creating that group sells???

If I were the chairman and I heard him talking like that I'd tear him a new asshole. Why the heck are you producing a show that starts with 100 contestants if you can't think of ways to make the early auditions profitable.

 

[frm9s]

the way you can tell the author has watched produce101 s1 / produce 48 lol

 

[manulAnalyst]

the girl is a crazy hypocrite

 

[Username1247]

This is actually just a little bit scary. Like, in the kind of way that gives you a sort of dread that seeps into your spine and refuses to let you be confident that what happens next won't be something horrific. That's the nature of well-portrayed obsessive love, I suppose.