Assisting the Online Idol’s Livestream: Me, the Manager, Somehow Goes Viral

In the labyrinth, Chino, a manager working for the MeiQuber Support Agency that specializes in streaming activities, suddenly receives a shocking announcement from the president: she’s being fired. The reason behind this unexpected dismissal is that she refused to engage in unethical practices. Betrayed by two out of the three talents she was managing, Chino finds herself in a desperate situation.

Despite the despair, there is one individual who still trusts Chino: Reina. Reina decides to stick with Chino and together they leave the agency. Even though they’ve left the agency behind, Chino takes on the role of Reina’s manager and commits herself to supporting Reina wholeheartedly. As circumstances align, Reina’s popularity continues to rise, but for some reason, even Chino, the manager, becomes a sensation!?

As the two of them gain popularity, the shady dealings of the agency they were once a part of are gradually exposed. This work prioritizes elements of empowerment and catharsis, delivering a satisfying narrative that reveals both the uplifting success of the protagonists and the revelation of the agency’s wrongdoings.