@AestheticWeeb801 that's why I don't know if you've seen in series or movies that let's say boxers, singers or actors meet a private group of people or agency to protect themselves or even gather a group of trustworthy people like friends or family without training or protocols and arm them to serve as guards, all with their own money, an injustice, companies or agencies should remember that the people they sponsor and use to make money and advertise are not just products but people who risk their integrity to earn a day to day, and it seems that in k-pop or j-pop it is an even harsher reality because they tend to not only show no interest in the health or protection of their artists but they also squeeze every penny out of them, deducting interest such as dance, singing, acting, makeup or wardrobe classes to the point of not even being able to make a profit so that the artist can maintain themselves with dignity, below a minimum wage !! So first they don't spend on protecting them but leave them almost without money to hire a security network themselves, in the case of Oshi no Ko, Ichigo didn't do that to Ai, although he still didn't dimension or invest in everything that Ai needed, also it seems that in idol groups it is complicated because giving an extra service to a member creates conflict or envy with other members of artists believing that they are giving them preferential treatment, a very complex and difficult reality, it's incredible that Ai remains so strong in the middle of all that, although we know that deep down she suffered, but anyway, what do you think of that information? I thank you for answering my question, sorry for the long speech, and please continue working hard in everything, and give us when you can the next part of this great story,greetings.