Nanami Aoyama was a hardworking girl, practically the perfect contrast to the slacker Doma siblings. Of course, Sogo Doma did not see it that way. After all, he had never thought there was anything wrong with working hard—no, that was not quite right. He had always admired hardworking people, even if he himself was a slacker, and his little sister was one too...
But slackers or not, their values were sound. If not for those hardworking people struggling and striving, what right did slackers like them have to laze around? That was precisely why both Sogo Doma and that little dumpling admired hardworking people so much—probably one of the reasons Sogo acknowledged Yukino Yukinoshita.
Yet even Yukinoshita's hard work fell somewhat short compared to Nanami Aoyama's:
Nanami Aoyama had always wanted to become a voice actress, but her parents did not support her. Though people said voice actors were all monsters, in this country, most monster-level voice actors could barely support themselves. Unless they reached the very top, most voice actors had to work part-time jobs just to survive. That was reality!
And how many voice actors could climb to the top? The competition in the industry was brutal. One in ten thousand might have been an exaggeration, but one in a thousand was not quite enough either. In short: hard, hard, hard!
To put it simply: most voice actors in this country lived at the very bottom of society...
Faced with such career prospects, what parents would agree to let their child become a voice actor? By Sogo Doma's estimation, it was probably an industry for rich people to play around in. Yet in reality, quite a lot of people in this country aspired to become voice actors...
Emmm...
Well, school idols did not make money either, yet were