Can a manga man marry an idol in real life?

Sure he can. But he might face issues such as the idol's busy schedule, media pressure, and the need to balance their personal and public lives.

It's possible if fate intervenes and they click instantly on the blind date. Maybe the manga man has a unique quality that attracts the idol, or they have a serendipitous encounter that leads to love and marriage.

Idol love stories were usually fictional stories that expressed romance and emotions through exaggeration and beautification. Although people might experience some beautiful love in real life, the love of an idol drama plot was impossible to happen. Love needed to be built on mutual respect, trust, and a common goal. It required the test of time and continuous effort to achieve. In real life, people may meet some special people, but they will experience many difficulties and challenges before they can finally come together. Of course, there may be some very touching love stories, but they usually happen in special environments or conditions rather than in normal daily life. Therefore, we can't be too optimistic that the love story of an idol drama will happen in real life.

I'm not entirely sure of the specific real - life events it's based on. It could be related to the music industry in general, like the rise and fall of certain artists.

The process could be quite complex. First, the fat man needs to have the motivation to transform. This might come from self-awareness or external pressure. Next, he adopts a strict fitness plan and sticks to it. As he gets in shape, his personality and skills shine, making him an idol in the eyes of many in the manga world.

There were many obvious differences between idol dramas and real life. First of all, idol dramas are usually a kind of fictional story that only exists in the fictional world, while real life is the real world that people can experience personally. Secondly, idol dramas usually focused on the ups and downs of the plot and the romantic atmosphere, while real life focused more on solving practical problems and feasibility. In addition, the characters in idol dramas usually had exaggerated appearances and personalities, while in real life, people paid more attention to real appearances and personalities. Idol dramas are very different from real life. Idol dramas are usually just a form of entertainment, while real life is the real world we live in. We need to work hard to face all kinds of problems and challenges in life.

In real life, romantic love is usually composed of many factors such as the personality, experience, family background, social status, etc. Different combinations of these factors may lead to different types of love, and romantic love in idol dramas and novels is usually an idealized description that does not necessarily apply to all people or all situations. Although romantic love is often depicted in literature and movies, in real life, people's love stories may be different. Some may be more ordinary, while others may be more complicated. Moreover, everyone's definition of love may be different. Some people may think that true love is a kind of selfless contribution and mutual understanding, while others may pay more attention to factors such as money, status and appearance. Therefore, romantic love like in idol dramas and novels did not exist in everyone's life.

Acceptability of a woman marrying a second man in manga is subjective. It could be okay if it contributes to character development or adds an interesting twist to the plot. However, if it goes against established norms without a good reason, it might not be well-received by readers.

The 'Ip Man' manga takes inspiration from the real-life martial arts master, but it might add fictional elements for entertainment purposes.