The Devilish Agent of Akihabara

This book is alright, mainly because it features my favorite idol, Matsui Rena. Also, I have a feeling the author is a hidden Rena fan; the entire book never says anything bad about her.

Will the drama "Hatsumori BEMARS", starring all members of Nogizaka46, appear in the work? However, the second main character in the drama is Shiraishi 😥, and the little princess has very few scenes in the drama, only playing a hoodlum. Will Kawamura Mayo, known as the best singer in Nogizaka46, be discovered by the male lead? Kawamura in real life imitates Aya. Xiang's rendition of "Mikazuki" is a classic. 😢😢😢

Who exactly is the main character? What's with this "Sun family steward" nonsense? Is this a novel, a comic, or something else? Please explain! And what was the author trying to do by killing off the girl at the beginning? A book from 2015 starts with a 2000s feel. I came for AKB48, and you start with killing off the girl? AKB48, you wouldn't write something this toxic, would you? I don't even know if I should continue reading.

Why does the girl die in the first chapter?

Chapter One: Strong Persuasion to Withdraw

He's clearly from ancient times, so why does he know so much about NBA stars...?

This book is expected to be completed by the end of this month. It's been over a year, and I've finally persevered. My new book is also about AKB48, but it's not an entertainment novel; it's an urban fantasy. It's expected to be uploaded on the 28th. I hope everyone will add it to their favorites, recommend it, and support it. Thank you! 😄

Well, the first chapter is incredibly off-putting. Dead sister, dead sister, dead sister—I'll say it three times because it's important.

May the author's book be a huge success, selling over 10,000 copies a day! There was a couple, the man was very cowardly. One day, they went out to sea, their small boat sank, and they clung to a plank of wood. A cargo ship approached, and just as they were overjoyed, a group of sharks appeared.

The author is hopelessly lost in their own fantasy. There's absolutely no linguistic logic. The historical context is also poorly described; 2005-2006 was the lowest point for idols in Japan. Idols were the dead end of the entertainment industry. Are you suggesting I write it like it was 2012? In 2005, countless girls actively wanted to join AKB48. If they had other ways to enter the entertainment industry at the time, who would have wanted to become a female idol?