How did it end up like this? Nana is currently a normal college student. About two years ago, when Nana was still an 18-year-old high school student, she worked part-time at a maid cafe near her parents' house. She didn't have any otaku hobbies such as anime or manga, but she liked wearing cute costumes. At her part-time job, she would sing and dance in a different costume than usual on event days. Nana learned that practicing singing and dancing for events and making the customers happy was very fun, and she began to want to become a real idol someday. One day, a customer who came to the event asked her, "Do you want to become an idol?" "Take lessons properly at our agency. I'll put you on the market for you." When she heard that, Nana immediately replied, "I want to do it!" Thus, Nana joined a small talent agency and began her path to becoming an idol. However, almost everything, such as lesson fees, CD production fees, and live participation fees, became Nana's burden. She had already decided to go to college, and her parents told her, "I'll pay your tuition, but you have to manage your idol activities with your own money." Of course, she couldn't pay it all off with her high school savings, so she had to borrow money from the agency. She worked diligently as an idol underground for about a year, and her fan base slowly increased, but her debt quickly exceeded one million yen. Around this time, Nana reached her mental limit. "I'm quitting being an idol." And all she was left with was a debt of about one million yen. She began to pay off her debt while attending university. She wanted to have financial freedom as soon as possible. Financial freedom was also about mental freedom. She wanted to earn a lot of money quickly and start over again.
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