The Flower Palace's Malice [Kuroko's Basketball/Reverse Transmigration]

Third-person comedy. Rich cousin versus country-bumpkin cousin [Not really]

A journey of transformation for a bunch of chuunibyou kids!

* The lives of rich kids are entirely fictional.

* Absolutely no one is being alluded to.

My cousin is a country bumpkin from the sticks. Something happened at home, so he has to stay with my family. I went to pick him up at the station today, and the guy spoke nothing but gibberish. I couldn't understand a single word! I bow down to the dialects of our great China! He almost even pulled the wig off a girl cosplaying in the subway! (╯°口°)╯︵ ┻━┻ So infuriating!! Hmph, to teach him a lesson, I shaved off his eyebrows while he was asleep! I knew thick eyebrows meant a bad temper!

When he woke up (I really don't know why he was jet-lagged after taking a bullet train), my cousin used sign language to ask me to lend him a notebook (I didn't know he knew how to do that). Now I've caught him watching season two of Kuroko's Basketball, and his expression looks kind of awful...

The point is, my cousin looks so much like Phantom Knight ∑( °△°|||) Wait, I don't think his name is Phantom Knight...

What should I do?! Urgent, waiting for an answer online

A completely different style from my other Hanamiya story, Survival Game. Read at your own risk.

Since this is a reverse-transmigration story, it's BL_(:з"∠)_ Boys can have more fun together, after all.

They'll also travel to the world of Kuroko's Basketball in the middle and later parts!

Hey, everyone. It's July 27, 2017. I've abandoned a lot of stories, but I can't quite let this one go (because I laughed when I reread it_(:з"∠)_). It's been three years, so I've forgotten a bit. Let me make some small edits and start updating again. Once I find my rhythm, I should be able to update every other day.

You should still be able to enjoy this even if you haven't read the original.

I'm using my own imagination to fill in the character of [Hanamiya Makoto]. All I can say is that I'm doing my best.