The young lady of the Kamisato Clan, one of Japan's three great clans, is beautiful and refined, virtuous and noble, excels in her studies, and is outstandingly athletic.
Manga artist Yumeno Sakiko once gave a scathing review: if a Mary Sue/Gary Stu character like this appeared in a manga, readers would definitely complain, "That's way too unrealistic! Where could someone like that exist in real life?"
But Miss Kamisato herself thinks she's just one of countless ordinary boys and girls.
In the free time she has between practicing various skills and handling clan affairs, she'll secretly check her horoscope or cry over manga storylines. And every now and then, she has some ordinary worries, too:
For example, her childhood friend Seijuro is always suggesting she make good use of her talent for "nearly turning invisible when moving at high speed," by playing basketball, playing basketball, or playing basketball.
For example, when she went to Tokyo as an exchange student, her older brother was always overly anxious about her safety because murder cases happened almost every day in nearby Beika Town.
For example, her good friend Naganohara Yoimiya went to Shitenhoji High School for four days and, influenced by her classmates, became an excellent manzai comedian.
And then there's the time she tried eating a mandarin orange like a certain boy as swift as the wind, only to find it tasted as bitter as her girlish feelings...
Couple: Kamisato Ayaka x Echizen Ryoga (White Heron Princess x Mandarin Samurai)
I want a crack ship! I want a crack ship! I want a crack ship!
A sweet romance about a boy and a girl, bittersweet and guaranteed a happy ending.
Modern AU. Everyone from Genshin Impact is a local of a crossover world, with modern-day identities and jobs (Ayaka and Yoimiya are high school girls, Yae Miko is an editor-in-chief at a publishing house, Shikanoin Heizou is an assistant police inspector...)
Mainly a crossover of Genshin Impact, Detective Conan, Kuroko's Basketball, The Prince of Tennis, Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun, and others (
Theme: Love is sacred and pure, and should not be constrained by status or money.
