The Target of My Pursuit Is an Athlete

New story in my collection: My Childhood Friend Sakusa. Please add it to your favorites! Other people's heroines are schemers, masterful flirts, and players. My heroine... Watching Muxi, who still wanted to turn the school's back garden into a vegetable greenhouse, the System could only regret its decision. It never should have gone soft, or opened its mouth. Its once ambitious Mary Sue Host had become a laid-back farming girl. "These little tomatoes contain all my hard work and feelings. How many points can I get for them?" [...I'll give you one Achievement Point.] "Great. I'll give you a hundred." [????] The System watched Muxi, who was completely absorbed in farming. It had thought they were headed for a bad end together and was just about to wail when it glanced at the affection meter and fell silent. Sure, she was laid-back, farmed, and just wanted to lie flat, but could someone explain this to it: Why was the whole screen filled with maxed-out affection? Reader's note: 1. The heroine is reborn, transmigrates, and knows the plot. The early story follows a common route. 2. The pairing is set: Kuroo from Haikyuu!! 3. New chapters every day at 6 p.m. Other updates are just typo fixes. New story: My Childhood Friend Sakusa, ID: 6791241. One-on-one pairing with Sakusa: a germaphobic childhood friend and a girl who grew up playing piano. Please add it to your favorites w As a half-prodigy pianist, Noda Mitsuna had won first place in many competitions, but never a gold medal. A gold medal required both technique and emotion. The problem was that her performances had technique, but no feeling. "But I have feelings too." "Like what?" The girl looked at the masked boy and smiled softly when he turned toward her. "Like how much I like you, Sei." Sakusa raised his head without changing expression. His calm voice carried a hint of reproach. "So I need to help you do a thorough cleaning again this weekend, right?" "..." When it came to their childhood friendship, Sakusa, who was a germaphobe, looked at Noda Mitsuna and couldn't help feeling like a total sucker. "Sei, where did you put my sheet music?" "In your piano bench." "My glossary notebook?" "By the desk lamp." "And where did my award certificate go?" Glancing at the first-place certificate he'd hidden, the boy said nothing in response to her question. Instead, he bent down toward the girl in front of him. "Right here." He tightened his arms a little around the stunned girl in his embrace and spoke evenly. "This certificate belongs to you." Theme: Stay true to yourself, hold on to who you are, and always keep moving forward.