Sugawara Yanqiu's life was once a wasteland.
Abandoned by his parents as a child, scarred by school bullying, and trapped in dark years of self-loathing and self-destruction, he was tangled in pain like thorns and once wanted to end it all. Then people like rays of light entered his life:
He felt their kindness. They felt my pain, and tears streamed from other people's eyes.
From a despairing boy in a sanatorium, to Inarizaki's ace outside hitter, to the owner of a nationally renowned onigiri shop, Sugawara Yanqiu finally understood:
Those scars weren't marks of shame. They were proof that he was loved.
When steam from Onigiri Miya rises, mingling with the scent of coffee, the same group always comes through the door:
“Boss! One Avengers Special onigiri, please!”
“Extra pickled plum!”
“Wash and sanitize your hands before you eat.”
This is a story about trauma and healing, running away and reuniting, and how food can save a soul.
It's very interesting to watch, and the author's writing style is also on point. When the protagonist breaks down mentally, it feels very immersive for me. The protagonist seemed inexplicably aggrieved to me. It doesn't matter if I don't have family ties, at least I still have money. I have friendships but they collapse because of them. I also get harassed and inexplicably bullied on campus. The main character's family is quite rich. Apart from family ties and friendships, can we really find a way to solve the problem of being bullied and harassed? Or you can ask a friend for help (sure enough, the protagonist is still too kind, and the protagonist can't stand it) so that I feel that I have read more than 20 chapters now, and I haven't seen any sweet spots. The only thing that can make me feel better is the protagonist acting coquettishly, but it didn't last long before something happened again (I really hate Fujiwara Tsubaki and Kawakami). Overall, the protagonist's psychology (really loves to think wildly) is not very good. I just hope that there will be someone who really understands the protagonist in the future, so that he can learn to rely on him🧸
Very cool, when will I write about Inarizaki! Will Xiaoqiu's psychological problems be alleviated in the later stage? I think we can arrange for Xiaoqiu to have a complete emotional outburst and release it at an opportunity in high school.
Will you update this book again? I really want to see it 🥺 😘
Nice!! Be sure to keep at it!
Come on, come on, I'm very busy lately, can you find time to update? I want to see it.
Super pretty but a little lacking
Very nice, different feeling