Can an Otaku Like Me Really Be an Idol?

Ioana Andreia Sandru a dat nota:

How do I even start with this.. The cover mislead me since I didn't took a good look into it. If you aren't a fan or cross dressing nor at least tolerate it, then this isn't the manga for you. Putting that aside, it's pretty much what you'd expect. A cute and fun story, tropes you see often in any other work involving idols and the art, is gorgeous. But it's definitely not something that would be fun to read again. If it wasn't for the mature, R18 scenes, any could of read this because it's just that childish. Based on that, I did struggled reading it, putting it away a few times before actually finishing it. Side note. The paper is on the thicker side and pure white, it won't get yellow from the sun, unlike most other manga volumes. The cover is sturdy too and it has a slip cover. It's a more pricy manga, especially considering the small size but you pay for high quality.