Hayakawa Mio is the youngest general of the Kyudo Club. He has practiced hard for ten years in order to pursue the ultimate state of "unity of string and heart".
Her heart is still and her bow never misses the target.
Until freshman transfer student Fujiwara Hina burst into her sight.
The girl was drawing her bow twenty-eight meters away, her eyes so hot it could burn people.
Mio thought it was Xinsheng's recklessness, but she didn't know that it was a long-planned approach.
Hina is a straight shot player, pressing forward step by step: "Senior, why are you always looking at me when you are shooting?"
Mio built a high wall and wrapped himself up layer by layer with the "responsibility of a general."
Until that winter night, Hina held her hand and crossed the line she had firmly guarded - "Senior, you don't need to choose. Whether it's the general or the person who likes me, they are all Hayakawa Mio."
The bows are full to the formation, and wherever the strings sound, they are all your name.
From the first spring competition to the fall of the winter boundary, from the first kiss at the shrine to the confession under the fireworks, from the running-in of the shared apartment to the graduation vows.
This is a Lily story about restraint and straight goals, protection and bravery.
There are eight sections of shooting, the last section is about loving you.
Concept: She is the captain of the iceberg who has been training hard for ten years, and she is a transfer student who pursues love straight away. At both ends of the twenty-eight-meter starting line, she thought she was aiming for the bullseye, but in fact, her name was all over the center of the string.