The male protagonist is a taboo love story between a popular idol and a female overseas college student. I would like to say that the male protagonist was written according to Michichi Shunsuke. (If you don't like it, don't spray it)
Mu En is a junior in college in Tokyo and has never been star-struck. During a heavy rain in May, she found a boy squatting under a wall to hide from the rain in a back alley of Odaiba. She opened a transparent umbrella and asked him if he was lost. Later she found out that he was Mi Qi, the main dancer of the popular Japanese boy band SEVEN STARS.
From that day on, the bench in front of the convenience store became their secret stronghold. Hot cocoa, matcha desserts, 3am news. He shines brilliantly on the stage, but in front of her, he eats ice cream until his stomach hurts, knits his hand rope crookedly, and glares at her because his ears are red. She puts plasters on him, makes rice balls, and remembers to add half a spoonful of sugar to the teriyaki sauce. He said that staying with you doesn't have to be so tiring.
But a secret can't stay a secret forever. Weekly sneak shots, late-night warnings from managers, and storms of public opinion from fans followed one after another. He refused to sign the denial statement in the company conference room, and sang "Of all the things I want to hide, you are the only one who wants to be discovered" with his eyes closed at a concert in front of 55,000 people. She walked all the way from the convenience store checkout into the brokerage company's conference room and said - I won't leave.
From the rain alley to the beach, from secret to public, from one person holding an umbrella to two people side by side. With every "tell me when you get home" and "see you tomorrow," they weave two parallel threads into a knot that won't unravel.