The Yuri Actress Won't Die in a Yandere Shura Field

The fish-selling assassin is dead for good. All that remains is a beautiful young woman in a foreign Tokyo. Sitting in the audience at an awards ceremony, the girl applauds the prize-winning seniors. A hopeful flame flickers in her eyes, and a wish quietly takes root. She used to have no choice. Now, all she wants is to become a screen queen.

But while filming, she can't help getting close to other actresses. There's the strong, hard-working, adorable and petite junior who immediately bristles at the other girls around her and switches into sharp-tongued mode. There's the gorgeous childhood friend, full-figured and a little airheaded, who overcame her psychological trauma and returned to acting for her sake, but hides a gloomy, possessive streak beneath her cheerful face. And there's the warm, passionate older woman who loudly declares, “I'm here to join you,” and forces her way into the fray, while secretly obsessively raising her affection rating and scheming to become the only sophisticated big sister... She just wants to act, just wants to become a screen queen. So why do all these intense girls keep throwing themselves at her one after another? Torn apart in a brutal love triangle and constantly fretting over the threat of a cleaver hanging over her head, the girl cries out in despair just before she's dragged into a basement: “Gyaah! Are all Japanese actresses this obsessive? Please, stop coming any closer!”