Midoriya Izumo was a child whose future had been decided for him since the age of four.
"Izumo, you're going to be a hero, aren't you? Make sure you protect your big brother when you do."
"Izumo has such a powerful Quirk. It would be a waste if he didn't become a hero!"
Until, "...You're not qualified, but it's not as if there's no hope."
Everyone sees him as a future great hero. What will it take for him to be considered good enough by that person?
The protagonist is a troubled but obedient, well-behaved child with a powerful golden finger. But the author has always been devoted to the protagonist, and even if the protagonist is a problem child, he's still the cutest in the world. So please don't say bad things about him. If this isn't for you, please don't tell me, but corrections and reasonable suggestions are welcome.
A jaded, mature, reliable, secretly passionate teacher × an ambitious, earnest, steadfast student who always makes his feelings clear but is hopelessly dense. The author isn't against anyone, but won't whitewash any villains either.
If you're enjoying the story, please consider supporting it. But if possible, please don't let it pile up unread. The author needs motivation too.
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I am a writer who has reached the fifth level of writing. . . Crippled like a salted fish, Aizawa's young Fumi...
I'll bring the Civil Affairs Bureau here for you! ! !
I have a friend who wants to know some details (funny)
It was only at the end that I discovered that Izumo Midoriya was the attacker. Alas, I was on the wrong CP!
I came to Kang's article again. As expected, no matter how many times I read it, I still find it super interesting (○`ε?○)
The author's outlook on life is really upright, and his writing angle is also very novel. I really like this kind of hard-working protagonist.
Wow, I finished reading it in a short time. It's great.
Oh my God, so sweet qwq
It's so beautiful, the author is excellent
I rub it, great! ! ? Great support! !