A Socially Anxious Teenager Doesn't Want to Be an Artistic Godfather

Having transmigrated to neon-lit Tokyo, becoming a high school student whose parents are both busy and who adheres to a solitary lifestyle, Mochizuki Risa is determined to embark on her own legendary journey. Thus, a perennial chart-topping genius singer, a one-of-a-kind prodigy manga artist, and a gifted Tokyo movie star are born, completely shaking the entire city. Many years later, the already renowned Mochizuki Risa is interviewed: "Mr. Mochizuki, what were your initial motivations for entering the industry?" "Because I ran out of pocket money, I wanted to eat delicious ramen every day, but I was too afraid to go out and work, so I could only hide in my damp room to create. I was afraid to interact too much with girls I didn't know, so I relied on communicating with my imaginary friends to get through the day." "Is that why you drew 'Henshin Impact,' 'Higurashi When They Cry,' and 'Saya no Uta'?" "No, actually I also created many positive and uplifting songs." "..." The host looked at the top-ranked songs on the charts—"She Once Lived," "Unravel," and "Better to Die"—with a solemn expression. This sinful, gloomy JK killer actually claims to be positive. Why would I have such a dream?