My Boyfriend's Surname Is Chi

[Announcement: The novel will go VIP on February 18, with three updates totaling ten thousand words. Thanks for your support, mwah.] There's a rumor in the Fukurodani Academy volleyball club that the team's starting setter had a very brief relationship back in middle school. Supposedly, he had no choice but to break up with his girlfriend, who'd declared that she hated all ball sports, because he couldn't give up volleyball. The setter earned the sympathy of the whole team because of it. After all, a woman who would break up with her boyfriend just because he liked playing ball was truly bizarre. In their second year of high school, Fukurodani's volleyball club competes in the Tokyo National Tournament. While wandering around the gym, the setter accidentally ends up at the basketball venue next door and runs into his ex-girlfriend, now the manager of a high school's basketball team. Setter: ...? Isn't basketball a ball sport? Reader's guide: 1. A lighthearted school-life romance. The pairing is Fukurodani's handsome setter and vice-captain. 2. There isn't a single bit of canon plot in the entire story. It's all made up by the author at the keyboard, so you can still enjoy it even if you don't recognize the characters. × Next book, coming soon: [Crossover] I Woke Up as a Sword After Yan Lan woke up, she discovered she'd become a sword. To make matters worse, the sword's owner had a bad temper. As soon as he realized his sword had become sentient, he actually tried to snap her in half. Yan Lan: ... After living for so long, this was the first time Yan Lan had met a bumpkin who didn't even know that swords could become sentient. She was instantly full of disdain. After living for so long, this was the first time Sanemi had met a chatterbox sword that could go on and on without a mouth. He was instantly full of disdain, too. Theme: True love brings people together.