There Is Absolutely Nothing Wrong with My Daily Life

Lately, I've been worrying about something: after moving from Kanagawa to Tokyo for high school, I'll have to rebuild my circle of friends. I have plenty of friends in Tokyo, but my childhood friend joined the basketball club, my younger cousin took up volleyball, and my old friends are all still playing tennis... My bestie even got dragged into the host club and made to work as a host. So I met up in person with my fellow fan, Yumeno Sakiko, thinking that as a local, they'd know the area better. And then they dragged me into the school's Romance Research Club. That should be fine, really. High school is the time to have a youthful romance... But I've realized that everyone in this club seems a little off... Their romantic strategies include, but aren't limited to, riding a tandem bicycle, writing their full name and address in detail on a handkerchief so they're ready to drop it at any moment, and charging around corners at full speed in the hopes of crashing into love... Are we really researching romance, or are we studying manzai comedy?! I feel like I'm becoming a proper straight man! And everyone else is a funny man! I have no choice! Since I'm inexperienced in love too, I've decided to observe couples in love with everyone else... Wait! Don't break up my ship! Did I bet on the wrong couple?! A few notes: 1. This is a slice-of-life story. The heroine is an adorable, energetic, sunny high school girl, with no supernatural background. It mainly crosses over with Monthly Shonen Magazine, Haikyu!!, The Prince of Tennis, Kuroko's Basketball, Skip and Loafer, Ouran High School Host Club, Love Lab, and a few shoujo manga that make cameo appearances. 2. The title style is inspired by My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected. The first book, My Daily Life Is Definitely Wrong, follows Iori's journey through Shonen Jump. This is a parallel-world story, and you don't need to have read the first book to enjoy it. 3. The CP is undecided; I'll see how it feels. Friendship and comedy are the main focus, with romance as a side plot. Dancing battles are better than dating. 4. Please don't spam my comments with other people's works, and don't spam other people's comments with mine. 5. Blurb archived on May 15, 2022, revised on February 5, 2026. Theme: Strive for your dreams.