Kuroko's Basketball: How to Capture the Sharpshooter's Heart

[Pairing with Shintaro Midorima, everyone's darling + airheaded + a little otome romance + an overpowered heroine in a slice-of-life series]

[Volume One covers events through the final battle. Volume Two begins with no original Kuroko's Basketball plot]

On the day Isaya Ye resolved to confess her feelings to Shintaro Midorima, she ate unusually little.

At long last, she found a chance to be alone with him and worked up her courage:

“Midori!”

Shintaro Midorima jumped in surprise.

“Be my boyfriend!”

“...”

One minute, two minutes, three minutes... Still, no answer.

Just as Isaya Ye's heart churned over a love that seemed doomed to go nowhere, Shintaro Midorima pushed up his glasses:

“I thought we'd already been together for ages.”

Before you read:

1. I made the cover myself.

2. There are lots of characters from Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun, with a few appearances by characters from Noragami, Suzume, The Uncertain Everyday, Big Brother, and Prince of Tennis.

3. This is a school-life story. It may include a pro-player alternate future where the Generation of Miracles don't all play basketball.