Question: How many steps does a Shanghai student studying in Japan need to take to survive in Hyogo Prefecture?
Answer: ① Learn the Kansai accent ② Don't be treated as a deaf-mute in the convenience store ③ Get dragged by your senior to be the setter in the volleyball club
Wait, is there something wrong with the third step?
Tian Rina, N1 passed the line, played volleyball too hard to watch, and her life creed is "Escape is shameful but useful."
However, fate has arranged for her: a cold-faced neighbor x1 who speaks standard English, noisy twins x2, a senior sister xN who is not as crazy as her seniors, and an orange-haired brother who has been practicing alone in Miyagi for two years.
"Can you come and cheer me up?"
... Okay. But tell me first, why was there no sweet love in my high school life? It was all about "running three more laps" and "holding the ball for me"?
Warning: This is a Yume story by Rintaro Kakuna
Contains: Rintaro Rintaro's love story, Miyasou's friendship story, Hinata Shoyang and Hinata Natsu's family love story, and the women's volleyball original character's friendship story.
I won't write too much, just a 20,000-word short film. I actually really want to write about women's volleyball team portraits or daily life. If you want to see it, you can order it.
Purpose: May all of us be able to break out of the cocoon