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Miss. Kato, who I liked when I was a student. At the invitation of Chara Man's classmate, Nanyo-kun, I headed to the filming site of her, who is now an idol. It's been a long time since I've seen her and she's very attractive, but the filming site behind the magic mirror has a somewhat strange atmosphere... The more and more escalating H demands, the audience watching from outside the magic mirror. Mr. Kato, who is screwed into the big of a chara man right in front of me, is my favorite. Well, this shoot was a shoot to trap her from the beginning...

A five-year employee at Hanpyeong Industries, Kim Yi-Wol, a proxy fan of his manager's daughter, has been working unpaid overtime as a proxy fan for five years. He collapses after hearing the news of his group's disbandment. When he opens his eyes, he finds himself back in his 20s, with no dark circles under his eyes. He's given the task of invalidating his sister's death by having to debut with the group he proxy-fancied, Spark. Failure is met with the dreaded additional condition: re-employment at Hanpyeong Industries and the inability to change jobs. With the grim determination and grit honed through his experience as a proxy fan, HR team member, and various other chores, he's determined to debut and then quit!

High school girl Juuna Harumi's purpose in life is to support the idol Fuwari Tsukishiro! One day, the idol group Fuwari belongs to disbands. In her despair, Juuna learns that Fuwari will be trying out for an idol audition program. There will be a total of 100 participants - in order to lead her idol to the top, Juuna decides to take part in the audition herself and work behind the scenes. This idol-otaku girl's lifelong "supporting activity" begins now!

After her mother passes away, 5th-grader Rumin, who had been abandoned by her father, learns that her biological mother is actually the famous actress Jung Hajin—but Hajin rejects her. Wanting to be truly loved by her mother, Rumin decides to become a child actress and prove her own abilities.

Four years ago, the idol group Dream Boy disbanded after a career-ending scandal, sending them down the route of failure. In the present, Jaeyoung, who was "Happy" of Dream Boy, struggles to make ends meet delivering food. One night, he hears that Sookyeom, the group's former leader, is passed out drunk at a club and rushes to find him. At the club, Jaeyoung collapses due to photosensitivity syndrome. He is saved by Seungmin, who shares the same stage name "Happy," but unlike Jaeyoung, is now the hottest rapper and producer in the industry. Seungmin then makes him an offer: "You know who I am, right? Let's work on a track together."