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When I was young, I showed no sadness at my parents' funeral, so the mourners called me "a heartless little monster." The uncle who adopted me took me to a doctor, who said I had emotional detachment disorder.
So what? As I grew up, I decided there was nothing wrong with being a little coldhearted. The thing that bothered me more was my other condition: touch starvation.
How can I find a reasonable excuse to get close to people? I want to be touched and hugged!
"Longing" was the second emotion I learned, after "sadness."
One day, while learning how to express my feelings properly, I found the method that seemed best suited to me: falling in love.
As expected, my treatment plan did not go smoothly.
I had no romantic experience, but my first attempt at love was an unexpected success!
It didn't last long, though. We broke up soon after for some strange reason.
Of course, I wasn't going to give up.
I decided to try a different kind of relationship: online dating.
But my new boyfriend called me by another girl's name while whispering sweet nothings to me, so I broke up with him.
After failing again and again, I still had no intention of giving up on the idea that "love could save me." Just then, my uncle's student actually confessed to me!
After running through the scenario in my head, I put on a perfect expression of "excitement" and "delight."
I agreed to date him.
A healing, fluffy romance about a girl with emotional detachment disorder who is passionate about falling in love!
Reader's Guide:
△ The main story is told in third person. Characters mentioned in the blurb are not necessarily the male lead.
△ There may be a little, or perhaps too much, Mary Sue content. Read with caution if that bothers you!
△ The heroine's emotional detachment disorder will improve later on.
△ The heroine is a self-interested person.
△ There will be a love-rivalry showdown later on.
△ The main characters are from Kuroko's Basketball, Blue Lock, and The Prince of Tennis.
Friendly Reminder:
△ The outlook and values of fictional characters do not represent the author's own.
Blurb and setting first posted: 2023.06.30 (screenshot saved)
Updated: 2023.08.04 (screenshot saved)
Theme: Don't dwell on failure. Keep moving forward.
