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[Here's a little preview of my upcoming novel, What Should I Do If I Keep Getting Locked in the Black Room? Hehe, it's at the very bottom so I won't bother anyone.]
During all three years of middle school, Aoyagi Usagi was the volleyball club manager. She worked herself to the bone and nearly got driven mad by a setter who couldn't talk to people.
In high school, Aoyagi decided to learn from her experience and absolutely not become a manager again.
Then one day, Aoyagi leaped high into the air to block a volleyball for some little girls, as light as a swift and proud as a fledgling eagle.
Blocking the ball mid-jump came surprisingly easily.
After saying goodbye to the girls, who thanked her, Aoyagi turned to leave, only to be stopped by a girl wearing the same Fukurodani uniform.
The girl asked, “Hey, do you want to join the volleyball club?”
Aoyagi: “...Huh?”
Mizutani Aya was just desperately trying anything she could think of. Who would have guessed she'd end up with a super deluxe bonus?
On Aoyagi Usagi's first day at the club, she claimed she only knew the theory and had no practical experience. Then she leaped up and smashed out an insanely fast shot that landed right on the line.
The ball boomed as it ripped through the air with a howl of wind, landing precisely in front of the back line. Mizutani Aya stared in astonishment.
Oh my gosh, did I just hit the jackpot? Win the lottery?
Fukurodani's boys' team was thriving while its girls' team was struggling. Then, all of a sudden, the girls became a dark horse and forcefully announced their presence to everyone.
They surged ahead without a break, defeating one powerful team after another.
Nekoma, whose setters were the brains behind their system of faith.
Yamato Girls, home to a powerful left-handed spiker.
Luo Hu, a short team whose entire roster had maximum defensive ability.
Shinzan Girls, a team with balanced abilities and no weaknesses, known as “the Queen.”
Everyone's gaze fell on Aoyagi Usagi. They all knew this spiker had played an indispensable role.
Brilliant streamers burst through the air, and the lights seemed especially fond of Fukurodani's ace, lavishing their glow on her.
The ace bowed with the trophy in her hands, her head slightly raised and a bright smile on her lips as she stared straight at the camera.
“Aoyagi Usagi, nice to meet you.”
Aoyagi had been a little wary of setters at first, but later she couldn't help being drawn to them. Looking at her devastatingly handsome, cool, adorable, technically gifted boyfriend with his six-pack, Aoyagi Usagi started drooling from the mouth.
Pairing undecided, but it's a certain setter.
Before being bound to something that called itself a System, Yan Shu drifted through the void in a desolate place for two hundred years.
[The original female lead in a school novel]
Yan Shu was top of her class and a gentle, thoughtful person, praised even by her teachers. She and the male lead were childhood friends who naturally got together. Later, she would start her own design company and enjoy success in both her career and love life. That was Yan Shu's fate before the transmigrated female lead arrived.
Afterward, she instead became a vicious villainess whom everyone wanted to tear apart. In the end, she was forced into a family-arranged marriage with a former suitor and kept under control, forbidden from leaving the house. The so-called childhood-friend male lead never reached out to help. In fact, with a look of disgust, he dialed her suitor's number and personally sent her off.
Yan Shu's mother was a clematis who clung to the powerful. In the end, Yan Shu was the same.
Yan Shu frowned. Her ending was to be imprisoned? That wouldn't do. She'd already spent two hundred years trapped in that damn void. She couldn't let history repeat itself.
No transmigrated female lead or childhood-friend male lead was going to stop her from living a good life.
[The gold-digging villainess in a dating-show novel]
Yan Shu spent all her time making money until she turned twenty-five. Her ex-boyfriends couldn't stand that she cared about nothing but money, so they all broke up with her. Her mother couldn't take it anymore and secretly signed her up for a major urban dating show. Yan Shu wanted to refuse when she found out, but the director held up one hand to show her the pay. Without a second thought, she packed her suitcase and moved into the dating villa.
Free lodging, meals and drinks covered, and even a paycheck. What a great deal. But who could have guessed that two of the five male contestants would be her ex-boyfriends?
Worse, a few words that could be interpreted in different ways made her out to be a gold-digger. Even her business partners inexplicably canceled their deals.
Yan Shu was furious and went to confront them, but before she could say a word, she was knocked unconscious.
When she woke up, her horrible ex-boyfriend was stroking her face with a serious expression and a dark look in his eyes.
Oh my gosh, Yanyan, I've been locked in the black room!
[The dancing girl gifted to the male lead in a historical war-of-the-warlords novel]
Yan Shu was born in a brothel. Her mother had once been a famous courtesan, but she fell for the wrong man, gave birth to Yan Shu after placing all her hopes in him, and then passed away. Her mother raised Yan Shu until she was six. Seeing how striking her features were, she trained her to become a courtesan. Courtesans who got a happy ending usually bought their freedom and retired to the mountains. Yan Shu wanted a good ending too.
Of the four arts, music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, Yan Shu excelled at dancing. With her dancing skills and slender waist, she couldn't control her own fate.
The prefect chose her as a gift for the male lead. He seemed kind-hearted and granted her free status. Yan Shu was delighted. After saving enough money to buy her freedom, she said goodbye to him.
The bastard male lead agreed, but at her farewell banquet, someone handed her a drugged drink. Yan Shu let her guard down and passed out.
When she woke up, the male lead was beside himself, speaking without thinking.
Yan Shu was confused. She didn't hurt anyone, so how had she ended up locked in a black room?
Yan Shu was numb to it by now. Right, these people...
Theme: Even in a world where everyone is the protagonist of their own story, you can still shine brightly.
The author writes very well, but this plot is disgusting
Great... The author who writes female protagonist competitive articles in JJ is a great Kami sama no matter what (put your hands together) Come on, keep at it. Only by completing the first book can you continue to write the second and third books. This is the same as the practice matches of competitive sports. I focus a lot on the real-time game situation, which I am very comfortable with and like very much. However, for a wider reading audience, it is inevitable to incorporate changes in events, develop interpersonal relationships, and have more "stories". Sometimes you have to make a choice. After all, the number of words (energy) is limited. In fact, my experience is that when a few key setters appear, my mood will fluctuate even more (of course, because I am a dog), but it does not mean that the women's volleyball team has no potential, and the potential of the female protagonist's family is huge. How the problem will detonate, what those volleyball heads will think, the hidden plot of the coach's injury, the control group relationship between the injury of the libero Sato Nozomi, or simply how everyone's reactions will be when the heroine makes friends during the competition. Writing these is also very expensive in word count. Competitive writing... Is really difficult... The emotional line is actually very good. Anyway, I don't think there is anything OOC or overly dramatic. In fact, I am already looking forward to the intense Shura scene after the setters bump into each other... Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, they are either volleyball-headed or have a big heart. They are guys with strong personalities that will make dramatic conflicts intense. It is normal to be eager to watch the setters tear up the story! But the women's volleyball competition itself is still very eye-catching. I am also the kind of guy who likes to watch the experience increase little by little and develop a sense of pleasure in itself, so the slow score climb is very interesting in itself. Group portraits are really difficult to write. If your writing fails, you can focus on the protagonist. Maybe after so many words, your protagonist has enough tacit understanding to tell you how she wants you to continue. Please continue to persevere after you finish writing the paper. Teacher, if you are already in V, don't let me see the news notification of getting V rebates, okay? QAQ
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Ahhh, I'm sorry, dears, I've suddenly been busy these two days, so I haven't made the update I promised before. Can you wait for me? Or I will knelt down, I'm really sorry!!
Hahahaha Gou You immediately said: I have good taste!! The completely narcissistic speech is really funny
Destined opponent?! Take a bite of bushi
It's a trap, but the content is really delicious 😭
The little rabbit has turned into the shape of a wooden rabbit (screaming)
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Hey guys, the update will start tomorrow! The past two days have been really busy with papers and other miscellaneous things. I will remember it better next time!