After a typhoon and a disappearance, she became the ultimate boss in the drama she was following.
Yaya, an ordinary female high school student, has the biggest worry that the assignment assigned by her teacher to observe typhoons delays her from going home to catch up on "Earthbound Shounen Hanako-kun". However, an accident involved her in the eye of the storm, and when she woke up, the world had been turned upside down.
She is no longer an ordinary student of Seagull Academy, but the leader of the Seven Mysteries who has just awakened from a seventy-year sleep, and the leader of the realms of the other side and the other side. His memory is confused and his strength is unfamiliar, but he is forced to face a cruel reality: his former subordinate is suspected of betrayal, a conspiracy aimed at subverting the boundaries between reality and ideals is secretly underway, and the key key - the "door between reality and ideals" - is about to be opened.
A star-chasing girl is forced to carry the banner of salvation. Is the script wrong?
In order to protect his beloved character and the CP he was addicted to, and to find out the truth behind his sleep, Yaya had to sneak into Seagull Academy as a transfer student. The left hand is endless homework and the math class that I can't understand, and the right hand is the traitor who is eyeing him and the weird talk on the verge of collapse. While trying to disguise herself in daily life on campus, she led the team to investigate the truth under Hanako-kun's doubtful eyes.
From the cursed biology classroom to the abandoned library that records the secrets of the past, from the weak earthbound spirit to the powerful monster that controls time, the clues all point to one place.
Reader comments
The last chapter was sublimated. The writing is good. It uses the setting of the original plot as the background and writes the heroine's own journey. I really like the story of the Tosa. "The Door" is also well written and getting better and better.
It was so fascinating that I read it in one sitting. I hope the author will update it soon.
The last chapter was sublimated. The writing is good. It uses the setting of the original plot as the background and writes the heroine's own journey. I really like the story of the Tosa. "The Door" is also well written and getting better and better.
It was so fascinating that I read it in one sitting. I hope the author will update it soon.