A "misunderstanding" made everyone distance themselves from Chikazawa Aoba.
At a time like this, one person was different--
Hana Nari Minato didn't reach out to help him, but treated him just as he always had, without changing at all.
--He was fair to everyone, never treating people differently based on his own subjective opinions.
He felt that this kind of "respect" preserved his dignity better than pity or someone simply pulling him back up, and... it was no less warm.
P.S.: Set in a Japanese school.
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Yu Cheng feels so courageous, suitable for seeking power and becoming an emperor, etc. I really want to see it! The author describes it very well~