Shuichi gets annoyed to the point where he manages to write his song to prove Yuki wrong. After seeing the lyrics, he says that Shuichi and his band have zero talent to be in the entertainment world. He is known for being a critic who completely bashes young artists. This handsome stranger was none other than Eiri Yuki, an extremely famous novelist. The latest lyrics of Shuichi’s song dropped at the feet of a good-looking man. One night Shuichi was taking a walk through the park. So Hiro suggests he find a girlfriend for good inspiration. He needed new inspiration to write a proper song.
Bad luck as it were, the studio’s deadlines were closing in, and Shuichi still hasn’t completed the lyrics for any of the songs. Soon they even get signed to one of the major recording labels. Along with his best friend Hiro, Shuichi made a band and named it Bad Luck (I’m sure they spent a whole minute to come up with that name). Shuichi is quite dedicated to following in the footsteps of his idol.
One of the main leads, Shuichi, is a big fan of The Pop idol Ryuichi Sakuma and his band Nittle Grasper.
