Documentary Literature from the World of Anime

#A System Slacker Draws Manga# #Can't draw? Can't you at least trace?!# At first, Miyokawa Asuka didn't transmigrate by choice. After transmigrating, Miyokawa Asuka never planned to become some hot-blooded dreamer who devoted her life to drawing. But unfortunately, her System did. At first, Miyokawa Asuka thought: Even if having a System is unscientific, I can't let it control the rest of my life, right? But after failing to find a job three times in a row, Miyokawa Asuka thought about the average salary these days and Tokyo's average housing prices, and suddenly decided: Maybe the System isn't so bad after all (in that sort of tone). The main world is a mix of slice-of-life and sports anime. Since Hikaru no Go exists, supernatural powers are a thing. For the upper limit of power, refer to Mob Psycho 100's three questions. The heroine is a true slacker, a homebody who can bend without breaking: forever young, forever doing the bare minimum. It's not exactly a career-focused progression story, but drawing manga is indeed the main path of progression. P.S. Before you start reading, remember to check the author's ID (laughs). Looking at the calendar, it's that time of year when I start a new story again. I'll try to make the chapters shorter this time. That way, even if I abandon it at 400,000 words, it'll still be after a hundred or so chapters, which should make me look a little more persistent. Theme: On the journey of pursuing your dreams, the most important thing is the scenery you see along the way