The Miya Twins' Big Brother Wants to Play Volleyball Too

The Miya twins, known as “the strongest twins in high school volleyball,” have an older brother. According to their childhood friend Ojiro Aran, he’s “so steady and dependable, you’d almost wonder if he and the twins were really related.”

But according to the twins, “Sure, he takes great care of us, cooks delicious food, plays volleyball really well, gets good grades, looks a lot like us, and is super handsome! But he’s not that perfect, okay? It’s all an act!”

The Inarizaki volleyball team: “What right do you two have to say that? He’s already a hundred times better than you are! Don’t take what you have for granted! Apologize to your brother!”

The twins: “So what you’re really saying is... you petty people are just jealous that we have an older brother who cooks for us, buys us presents, practices volleyball with us, helps us study, and occasionally gets us little gifts, right?”

Everyone at Inarizaki: “We’ve had it... Twins, prepare to die!!”

The Itachiyama team, cowering under the older brother’s rule: “...”

Sakusa, a player for the MSBY Black Jackals, has thought about it for ages and still can’t figure it out. He has an older brother and sister too, so why are Yo and her younger brothers... so different from him in their good habits and personal hygiene, despite looking alike? (He hates to admit it, but their personalities are somewhat similar in the worst ways, too.)

It’s been bothering him a lot.

Especially since he and Yo started dating, her blond younger brother has begun provoking him whenever he gets the chance... Is that guy three years old? If he deliberately throws that filthy towel at him again next time... he’s dead...

He’s had enough. He’ll just complain to Yo. That blond brat only acts tough at home, anyway.

Miya Yo’s dilemma: When will her younger brothers finally become independent?

It’s manageable when they’re in Japan, but when she’s studying abroad, juggling two energetic twin brothers and a boyfriend is a bit too much.

The biggest problem is that her phone bill for international calls is way over budget.

[Reader’s Guide] 👇🏻

★ The protagonist has an ex-boyfriend. (They probably never even kissed, and their childish romance ended quickly after just two weeks. It helped her figure out her feelings. Also, the ex is someone they know, so please keep that in mind.)

★ The pairing is probably with Ojiro. I want to try writing a slow, steady romance.

★ Older man/younger man: A sharp-tongued eldest brother who’s good at taking care of people × a reserved, soft-spoken youngest brother with mild mysophobia.

★ I’m not good at technical details, and I may not be good at writing the matches either.

★ Nobody’s perfect. How perfect can the protagonist be when he’s already the twins’ older brother?

(He’s somewhere between dependable and mean-spirited. He’s responsible and good at taking care of people, but that doesn’t stop him from being sharp-tongued, bad-tempered, and playing favorites. He’s not exactly a good-natured character.)

★ There are plenty of headcanons, including the Miya parents, Ojiro’s family, and the Itachiyama team.

★ The author is extremely, extremely, extremely, extremely sensitive, so please don’t nitpick QAQ

Theme: Growth is the color of youth.