Genres: Bungo Stray Dogs, Prince of Tennis, Haikyuu!!, Tsurune
A girl hurt by the Port Mafia, just as the title says. Stories don’t always go the way we want, so why not make everyone happy? Let the dead live again, and let lost championships return to their rightful owners.
Ichiyo wants to have goals of her own and live like an ordinary person. But the shadows of violence and bloodshed never stop following her. Even at Rikkai Dai, she can’t escape the harm that reaches her from Yokohama.
After being reborn once more, she sets out on a thorny path.
Middle school: Rikkai Dai. High school: Inatomi Academy.
Fujiwara Shu is her cousin, so the Tsurune storyline will be woven into everyday life.
The male lead has been decided: the person from Chapter One.
The second half starts to lose its word count. Ten chapters can be written about the King of Nets game. I can't imagine how many words Fumino will lose at home. If you really want to watch the game, it's better to just watch the anime. . . A lot of the writing in the first half is self-contradictory, and the characters are erratic. I originally wanted to read it without thinking, but I really couldn't stand it. . . . It's also the most irritating piece of toilet paper in another world.
I was very angry. Female videos should have the heroine first. The heroine was about to die because of Dazai's scheme. She was just an ordinary junior high school girl. She was too supermodel to directly confront Verlaine. After she came back alive, both Oda and Luo thought the heroine was acting like a child. It was too much. Let's not talk about the OOC issue. Did the author just abuse your protagonist like this? She was so miserably plotted, and ended up being tied up and thrown into the water? How is it different from his usual suicide by diving?
Read the newspaper and laugh.