At Shizaki, or rather, in the drama club. "Tap, tap, tap..." Utaha Kasumigaoka impatiently tapped her foot against the floor, making the atmosphere in the room exceptionally oppressive. "Ka-Kasumigaoka..." The drama club president could no longer bear it. "An adaptation isn't random fabrication, and dramatization isn't nonsense..." "But Doma said that as long as we incorporated our own experiences, we could write the perfect script. That was how Master Nonexistent Person did it..." "..." Before the other party could finish, Utaha felt the corner of her eye twitch. Sogo was truly steeped in sin. "Don't just listen to everyone else's opinions! Don't you have any ideas of your own?" "Um, is there something wrong with what Doma said?" "..." Utaha found it difficult to say outright. "Never mind whether he was right or wrong. Look at the sort of thing you wrote. When the male lead was young, he adopted a dog, but because his family fell on hard times, he had no choice but to release it. Then the dog suddenly started talking. This was adapted from The Cat Returns, wasn't it?" "We only borrowed a little from it. The rest..." "That's why I said adaptation isn't random fabrication! Why would the dog encourage the male lead to steal the heroine's clothes at an outdoor hot spring, then threaten her into marrying him? Is that even possible?" "Apparently, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl..." Utaha Kasumigaoka: #^_^ "Borrowed again?" "The later parts are different..." "You mean the heroine was forced to agree to his demands, only to discover that her family and the male lead's family were sworn enemies? And the reason the male lead's family had fallen into ruin was because her family had targeted them?" Seeing Utaha's furious expression, the drama club president hurriedly said, "Kasumigaoka, don't
Am I a Stakeholder in This Isekai?
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