I Saved Yokohama's Literary Scene

[Main story complete] Next up: "Becoming a Pillar of the Booze Factory in the Detective Conan World" The Armed Detective Agency's Dazai found a book in a Yokohama bookstore titled "Song of the Goat." The author's name on the spine was the Port Mafia's gravity user. Bandage-Wasting Device: "...?" He'd bet everything above his neck that his former partner had absolutely not written this book. Strangely enough, more and more books began appearing around Yokohama, all written by people he knew. He even saw his own name on a spine. The book was titled "No Longer Human." "..." Long story short, my name is An Jing Qiyao, and I'm an ordinary person. But somehow, I transmigrated and ran into a System that claimed it wanted to restore literature to its former glory and publish works with me. At first, I refused, but it said it could grant my wish. Who could turn that down? So I immediately abandoned my sorcerer school in Tokyo, headed to Yokohama, and started furiously writing (?) by... typing on a keyboard. After that, I helped the System publish the works of many authors, one after another. They all became famous and gained hordes of fans. What about me? I watched my typing speed improve by the day, happily collected my pay, and made plans for my voyage. I was living a very happy life. Besides that, I also met my dear Russian friend in Yokohama. We played tennis and worked out together, discussed literature, and even held literary talks together. The only hiccup was that I later met a guy covered in bandages who said his name was Dazai. I'm practically Professor Dazai's assistant, so I immediately said, "You think you deserve to call yourself Dazai?" Then I found out he really was named Dazai. Me: ... A literary talk is about to be held in Yokohama. The speaker is a literary critic who has recently been making waves online, known as Seaweed Rice Ball. And at the talk... Rice Ball Sensei onstage: ... Yokohama's literary masters in the audience: ... Reading guide: * The heroine is a goofy drama queen, and occasionally rather heartless. * A few unrequited crushes, but no romantic pairing in the main story! * The logic might fall apart, or it might be foreshadowing. * There may be bugs and out-of-character moments. Theme: The written word never dies.