Anime Crossover: A Big Shot in Japan

After the Plaza Accord, Neon Japan's economy went into a steady decline: the 1997 Asian financial crisis, the 1998 wave of bank failures, and the 2003 wave of corporate bankruptcies. Apart from a tiny minority, most people in Neon Japan struggled to get by.

Meanwhile, impoverished and weakened Huaxia completed its revival in just a few decades. The Divine Dragon soared through the heavens: Type 055 destroyers, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, sixth-generation fighter jets, and intercontinental strategic missiles. Before anyone knew it, Huaxia had become the strongest nation in the world.

The Nakano quintuplets, left homeless after their company went bankrupt, their father was thrown in prison, and all their assets were liquidated.

The Komi mother and daughter, whose family's breadwinner died of illness, leaving the head of the household with twenty million in debt.

Hotaru Shidare, the once-privileged young lady of a dagashi manufacturer, brought low after the company went bankrupt and its funding dried up.

Toka Takanashi, whose parents died and who dropped out of school to work part-time and support her younger sister, and Rikka Takanashi, who uses her chuunibyou fantasies to escape reality...

A Huaxia passport = being a superior human in Neon Japan.

Inspired by Lao A, I wanted to write something fun. Bros, don't think the kill line is something only Americans have. The kill line in Little Japan has its own unique flavor.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.