[Old copy, nothing new, can be ignored]
After you left Novice Village, you joined a large guild - the Kyoto Metropolitan College of Magic.
In this poor guild, you have no contemporaries.
You become a loner.
However, there are three people in Tokyo Jugao next door.
Gojo Satoru, a white-haired guy (so good at beating you won't believe he can't conquer it)
Xia Youjie, a black-haired ball head (so powerful that you won't believe he can't conquer it)
Home-made glass, a short hair style (I like it so much you won't believe she can't conquer it)
You, a super unlucky student who is hailed as the King of Curse High Dance by the Raiders.
Whenever you do something novel that day, you will be made into an MMD and posted on a small website the next day.
This is probably the bond between heaven and curse, right? Woohoo.
You have no accomplices and no one who understands your struggles in various love scenarios. Because you are ridiculously the only playable character in "The Curious Sweetie Will Not Fall in Love with the Second-year Boy" - even though Gojo Satoru and Xia Youjie are more popular than you, they still enjoy a clean life that makes you envious.
So envious, so envious, so envious.
Probably because of the opposing schools.
The people from the school next door don't like you.
The same to you.
You itch with hatred: Why can they be so happy? ? ? ? ! ! ! !
On the day when the sister school exchange competition ended——
One of the thousands of young men greets you with a nonchalant expression: "Hi, Curse High Dance King."
All the students behind you: Wow.
You decide to disappear from this world.
You don't change your expression: Yes, I decided to drop out of high school and make a debut
Profile
[Name: Furuno Kuichi
Level: Special Conjurer
Technique: xxxx
Evaluation: A civilian spellcaster who was favored by Kyoto High School for his outstanding and special spells and talent, so he enrolled in the Kyoto High School. He is also a spellcaster who has attracted much attention and received many olive branches.
Intention: Your justice is like a circle
