Hasegawa suddenly realizes that all the idols at his agency seem to have a few problems.
Madoka Higuchi, starring in Chainsaw Man, arrives on set and slaps the male lead, Junichiro Ikari. Her reason? She doesn't want to shake hands?
Eiko Tsukimi, who sings a song for Love's Metronome, tears into the accompanying Tomoya Aki when meeting with Utako Kasumigaoka. Her reason? She thinks he's a playboy?
Tooru Asakura appears on Tokyo TV, refuses to follow the show's instructions, and sings a nursery rhyme in front of everyone, only to get blacklisted. Her reason? No reason at all?
Seeing Marin Kitagawa sprawled on the agency sofa playing a game, Hasegawa thinks this one's relatively reasonable. Then he realizes she has no intention of working hard either.
"...Does no one here actually want to be an idol?"
Hasegawa looks around and is astonished to discover the truth.
Featuring works including Uma Musume, My Dress-Up Darling, The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten, Ya Boy Kongming!, The Idolmaster: Shiny Colors, Saekano, and many others.
This book is also known as Regret It for the Rest of Your Life, Madoka!, Sorry, Madoka, I'm Marrying Tooru, and You Don't Want To See Tooru Fail to Become an Idol, Do You, Madoka?
(A crossover story.
