(Single heroine Tomoko Kuroki)
Yukinoshita Aoi, 18 years old, is a time traveler.
He once thought that this world had mysterious powers hidden in the shadows, and he did many incredible things for this reason. After turning 16, he finally recognized the reality. There was no mysterious power in this world.
Asshole! You're kidding me!
So for the rest of his high school career, he accepted being an ordinary person and worked as a nanny for a widowed daughter who was just as inhuman as he was before the age of 16.
Until he saw the name of the university: Izu.
At that moment, he thought a lot. Is it a nobody or the water of life?
I have no regrets in my youth!
Reader comments
I feel that it is more interesting to change the story of Tomoko Kuroki in high school than the same content of Blue Sea.
I am most interested in Tomoko changing from the initial image of social fear + heavy fantasy + otaku to a quiet and confident girl through the efforts of the protagonist, and the sweet interaction with the protagonist~
Don't be stubborn in the blue sea, come out and write sweet love for me [crying][crying][crying]
I quite like the plot in general, but the progress is too fast. As far as the current plot line is concerned, it is enough to write dozens of chapters in the same genre.
I came here to watch it because of the loss of my daughter [crying], but unfortunately there are very few stories about the loss of my daughter. The rest of it is all about the blue sea.
It can be very interesting, but the only drawback is that the author feels it is a bit empty and too short.
Yes, the heroine is Tomoko, but it's a pity that the author didn't write about high school life, and the author is not very good at writing emotional scenes with Tomoko, and it's too short! Overall it's pretty good
The previous writing is very good, it feels like the author himself is dazzling and depressing
I feel that it is more interesting to change the story of Tomoko Kuroki in high school than the same content of Blue Sea. I am most interested in Tomoko changing from the initial image of social fear + heavy fantasy + otaku to a quiet and confident girl through the efforts of the protagonist, and the sweet interaction with the protagonist~ Don't be stubborn in the blue sea, come out and write sweet love for me [crying][crying][crying]
I quite like the plot in general, but the progress is too fast. As far as the current plot line is concerned, it is enough to write dozens of chapters in the same genre.
I came here to watch it because of the loss of my daughter [crying], but unfortunately there are very few stories about the loss of my daughter. The rest of it is all about the blue sea.
It can be very interesting, but the only drawback is that the author feels it is a bit empty and too short.
Yes, the heroine is Tomoko, but it's a pity that the author didn't write about high school life, and the author is not very good at writing emotional scenes with Tomoko, and it's too short! Overall it's pretty good
The previous writing is very good, it feels like the author himself is dazzling and depressing
In line with my impression of the blue sea