Natsuki transmigrated to Tokyo and only wanted to live a quiet, ordinary life...
And then...
He was surprised to discover that everything he did went unexpectedly well.
He never missed a three-pointer, his first attempt at cooking somehow produced a legendary dish, and even when he slept through class, he still ranked among the top three in his year...
Then he also won the admiration of a whole lot of girls...
Girls stopped him on the street to confess their feelings...
His desk and shoe locker were stuffed with love letters...
To all this, Natsuki said, "Kashiwagi-san, please mind your image. I'm a respectable guy."
"Hey, Tohru, don't sneak tail meat into my lunch. It'll kill me!"
"And Kaguya, stop eavesdropping behind the door and making that lecherous face!"
"I'm just an ordinary guy. Why won't you believe me?"
Natsuki looked at the huge stack of love letters in his desk and muttered to himself.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I only said, one reply, one flight
I! Always like the innocent Gabriel White.
The name Natsuki makes me laugh. Natsuki, hold on tight, uncle is going to speed up.
Why are the results so bad? After it was put on the shelves, there was a lot of water! The way one chapter is divided into 56 chapters makes me want to read it. Waste of money
Sword Art Online, which is no longer a death game, feels pointless.
There were two comments, both of which were about the author singing Chinese songs in District 11. As a result, they were deleted. As a consumer, you can give the author some opinions and bugs in the book. You don't have to accept them, but you actually deleted the comments. It's really disgraceful.
I'll do it too, and challenge JOJO. Like it every time! Reply twice!
Protagonist's ability: (pseudo) omniscience and omnipotence
Sitting without eunuchs, I went to the college entrance examination.
I'm used to it now, it's been like this for a few months (referring to corpse fraud). If the author hadn't always been a dove, this book would have done better.