娘王2

The story of "The Queen 2" took place in the female public relations performance competition "Q-1" (the original comic book) that competed for the title of "The Queen" in the previous work. Called Q-1, the previous TV series version was renamed R-1, but it was also called Q-1 in the review segment of this work) Four years after the end, that is, 2009. The female public relations industry has attracted much attention and has become one of the hot spots for female high school students' employment intentions. Female public relations not only earn a lot of money, but top female public relations also attract the attention of the media and the public. However, the downturn of the Japanese economy has also gradually reduced the prosperity of Roppongi, where nightclubs are concentrated in Tokyo. In order to create a new topic, "Ye", a branch responsible for the catering business under the L&K Group, decided to follow the example of "Q-1" and hold another female public relations competition, named "Niang Wang GP 2nd". L&K Group hopes to make the new "Niang Wang" a star. The prize money of this competition has increased from 50 million yen for "Q-1" to 100 million yen (from 100 million to 300 million in the comic version), and the number of contestants has also increased from 100 to 300. The competition divides all of Japan into multiple regions, and the winners of the regional qualifiers will gather in Roppongi, Tokyo for the final

The so-called "Niang Wang Virgin" does not mean that the contestants must be virgins, but that the qualifications are limited to the first year of Heisei Young women born after (1989), that is, ageha mothers under the age of 20 at the time. In Japan, the legal age to work in a nightclub is 18, so to be more precise, only young women between the ages of 18 and 20 can participate. In addition, since the legal drinking age in Japan is 20 years old, there are plots in the play where the protagonist is under 20 years old, but wants to persuade him to drink, but refuses to drink himself.