Healing Days at the Beautiful Girls' Board Game Club

Wow, there are still loose ones!

There's a subtle sense that connects the plot of a chapter from beginning to end. Before you know it, the story is over, and you don't even have time to reflect on it.

One of the few good books in the Hedgehog Cat series, and it's free. I was initially drawn to books about board games by reading Aoi Sekina's "Playful Relationships," and then I came across this book in Hedgehog Cat's new book recommendations. Perhaps this was fate's guidance. The book's plot isn't too drawn out, the characters are vividly portrayed, and it provides a general introduction to the board games. Even if you don't understand them, you can still enjoy reading it. I'm glad I found a good book at the end of high school, and I'm also grateful that the author wrote it to the end (🦔Cat really abandons so many chapters). Finally, the series is over! Hooray!

I thought it was a fanfic about Scattered Cherry Blossoms.

I want to see the heroines in the author's works find happiness, but I also need more training grounds! And I'm a little curious how these heroines will handle a harem; it all depends on the author's writing skills.

It's rare to find a book on this topic; I'd like to give it my support.

They changed the cover?

It's very well-written and unique; it's hard to find another book as good as this one. The characters are all seniors I admire, and I envy them greatly. I hope the author continues! (｡>∀<｡)

Congratulations on the completion!

I played the game "Scattered Cherry Blossoms" with my classmates in high school. My favorite characters were the one who used poison and the leader. I even bought a huge box, which seemed to have characters from 1 to 7. Now it's just sitting at home, and nobody plays with me anymore. #(Crying)