Mizushima is a struggling streamer drifting at the bottom of the content-creation world. He was born with the ability to see spirits, so he tries to turn that curse into a career by broadcasting paranormal investigations, but his videos barely get any views. One day he receives a message containing a location pin. The message is from Mofuku, a charismatic and hugely popular horror streamer who vanished without a trace weeks earlier. Driven by hunger for fame, Mizushima rushes to the abandoned building at the pinned coordinates, expecting to find Mofuku and perhaps claim the scoop of a lifetime. Instead, he finds no trace of the missing streamer. What does appear in front of him is a ghost: a young woman with long dark hair who calls herself Kingyo, or Goldfish. Rather than haunting him, she makes a startling proposition: Why not become an influencer together? Kingyo wants fame just as badly as Mizushima does, and she is willing to use her spectral abilities to help his channel explode in popularity. The story follows this unlikely partnership as Mizushima and Kingyo launch a new kind of horror livestream, blending real supernatural encounters with the ruthless mechanics of internet virality. Their quest for followers and notoriety drags them deeper into a world of dangerous spirits, rival streamers, and the mystery surrounding Mofuku's disappearance. Along the way, Mizushima must confront not only the ghosts that lurk in abandoned ruins but also his own loneliness and desperation, while Kingyo, trapped between the living world and whatever comes after, begins to rediscover fragments of her forgotten past. The narrative balances horror elements with the sharp, often comedic realities of online content culture, exploring themes of ambition, connection, and what people are willing to sacrifice for a moment of attention.