Prodigy Idol Sunfish

Episode 67

TL by Miru

I'm a Genius Idol but My Passive is Sunfish: Episode 67

<Hello! Cleopatra (S)>

: Expands your vocal range by five keys.

"Five keys?!"

As expected of an S-grade skill, it was incredible. Given the name Cleopatra, he had thought it would be something related to talent or appearance. Unexpectedly, it turned out to be a vocal skill.

'But what does Cleopatra have to do with vocal range...?'

While it was best not to question the oddities of this shitty game, Baekya couldn't help but be skeptical of the game's haphazard design.

<Concept Master (A)>

: Increases concept immersion by 1,000%

The name reminded him of a certain quest that had forced him to utter the word 'owner.' Just thinking about that day made him kick his blankets in embarrassment. Still, <Concept Master> was an invaluable skill for an idol. The only concern was the percentage.

'It must be a typo with an extra zero, right...?'

Deciding to stay positive, Baekya moved on to the next skill.

<Rustic Dance (C)>

: Slightly awkward dance skills.

Baekya wondered if he should buy a lottery ticket today. He couldn't stop his lips from twitching in amusement. Though it was a "C" grade, it was still a step up from the "Comatose" skill.

'Who cares if I'm a bit awkward!'

Baekya felt as emotional as when he first saw the S-grade skill, almost tearing up. Now, for the final skill.

<Spirit of a K-Pop Phantom(C)>

: Greatly increases understanding of fans. (Note: While active, you must surrender your body to the wandering ghost spirit of a K-Pop idol.)

This one sounded horrifying, so he decided to skip it.

"I've been reborn today."

Taking a deep breath, Baekya moved on to the skill-equipping phase.

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Lv.11 Baekya (Synchronizing)

Appearance: A

Vocal: S

Dance: C

Talent: A

'With this, I might become a genius idol in no time.'

Baekya couldn't stop grinning as he looked at his status window. Despite the significant flaw that was <Rustic Dance(C)>, the glow from <Hello! Cleopatra(S)> and <Concept Master(A)> blinded him to any objective assessment. Chung, seeing him, twirled his finger next to his temple with a frown.