He Chuan Zhenzhou thinks his high school life is perfectly ordinary.
He moved back to Japan with his mother, transferred to an ordinary high school, and kept playing volleyball. His teammates are just as average as he is, but they're all good people, and they work hard together every day.
This year, Tokyo's perennial champions, Itachiyama Academy, got a monster rookie. He says he's just an ordinary volleyball fan, yet at tryouts he served ten balls in a row that even the best libero couldn't reach.
At the national tournament, he nearly served the other team to a shutout, and still didn't think it was his fault.
"Huh, were they having an off day?"
After He Chuan Zhenzhou dominated one competition after another, a compilation of his matches surfaced online. The Itachiyama rookie who thought of himself as ordinary every day turned out to be an acclaimed All-American youth tournament's best outside hitter.
Watching him say in yet another interview that he and his teammates are all ordinary people who simply work hard every day, everyone wanted to scream: Could this super-genius please get a realistic idea of how good he is?!
#WhenWillThatItachiyamaFirstYearFinallyGetIt
#Redefining"PrettyGood"
#TeammatesHowDidWeBecomeNationalChampions
Reading notes:
1. An unconventional delusion-inducing story. Come enjoy the contrast of a naturally airheaded protagonist.
2. The protagonist has a skewed self-image, not false modesty. He thinks he's ordinary from beginning to end.
3. The protagonist is the strongest character in the whole story.
Theme: Perception
