As a weak junior high school student with a normal sexual orientation and no special hobbies and average physical functions, the three words "□□" are as out of reach as the "playing house" in the words of Takeshi Yamamoto.
So when Benggele and his group were lucky enough to work hard (ku) (bi) and work (zhi) (ji), and were dying in the hands of Demon King R, the girl would always quietly gnaw on her popsicle, gloating and exclaiming that it was great to be young.
"Handboy, don't stand there."
"Hey, okay Sir R, no problem Sir R."
So she deliberately tripped Tsuna and let him smash the Jokuji Temple with a smile.
[Precautions for consumption]
This is a story of heartache, blood and tears in which a young girl took the initiative to bend herself.
Pay attention to the slightly corrupt plot, the male protagonist has not decided to live happily in his daily life.
YY is useless, assists are king these days.