[Haikyuu!!] In Love

The new story you all requested, Haikyuu!!: Summer Flowers and Winter Winds, is now open for preorders Blurb: Bai Yili and Miya Osamu broke up three times in all. The first time, when they were seventeen. High schooler Miya Osamu said, “I don’t want to like the same person as Miya Atsumu.” The second time, when they were twenty. Apprentice Miya Osamu said, “Ari, I can’t give you anything.” The third time, when they were twenty-two. This time, Bai Yili, who had already been dumped twice, was finally the one to call it quits. “Osamu, this is the last time. Let me be the one to say we’re breaking up.” She put the key on the table, then turned and smiled at the owner of Onigiri Miya. “I kind of regret it. If only I’d fallen for Atsumu when I was sixteen.” She was as bright as a summer flower, while he was as bitterly cold as a winter wind. As a Haikyuu!! fan, Akimoto Ai loved every character equally. One day, she unexpectedly encountered a god and was transported into the world of Haikyuu!!, where she became the manager of Aoba Johsai’s volleyball club. Watching the boys cheer after a victory, or lift their shirts to wipe away tears after a defeat, she suddenly realized that people always have their favorites.+ And having a favorite gave her courage. Even though she knew how things were fated to unfold, she would still fight against destiny without hesitation. She wanted to accompany her boys as they took the national stage. The male lead’s perspective: Can the things you couldn’t have as a boy haunt you for the rest of your life? Oikawa thought so. Whether it was volleyball or his Ai-chan. [Author’s Notes]: 1.+I can’t guarantee there won’t be any OOC moments, but I’ll do my best to avoid them. 2.+There will be a lot of original characters. I hope you’ll be willing to accept them and get to know them. They shine brightly too~ 3.+I’ll come clean: this is a writer of tragic endings taking her first shot at a sweet romance. Nothing is guaranteed except the happy ending, so please enter at your own risk, ladies... Theme: Who doesn’t long to love and be loved?