[Volleyball] Akemi-Chan Who Can't Read the Air

Kawasaki Akemi, who has been criticized since she was a child for being "unable to read air," has no idea why her respected elder sister Kyoko always seems to be a different person in front of elder brother Ito. It wasn't until her senior year in high school that she transferred to Tokyo for family reasons, and accidentally had a dispute with a local bad group. "Hey, hey, hey - may I ask the managers who are surrounding us, what are you doing?" Before Kawasaki Akemi could take action, a group of tall teenagers in red sportswear rescued her. "Sorry, it was an emergency just now, so I told you, classmate, that you are our manager. Were you not scared?" When the tall boy with strange hair said this, Kawasaki Akemi's first reaction was—— What! He actually regards himself as a "weak"! But for the sake of these people saving themselves, let them go! However, what Kawasaki Akemi didn't expect was that her story with the man with the strange hair had just begun. ＊ As early as the first day of school, Kuroo noticed the cool girl in the class who always kept to herself. The other party's beautiful long black hair was fluttering in his heart all the time. (Kawasaki Akemi, who was forced by her parents to straighten her hair because she transferred to another school: Depressed. Jpg) In order to let people who don't understand Hei Changzhi (specifically a certain free person) understand the beauty of Hei Changzhi. Kuroo went to find the other party specifically and asked if he wanted to be the manager of the volleyball club. But after Kawasaki agreed... Kuroo: It's a pity that I don't understand Kuroo! Kuroo: But I wish I was the only one who understood Akemi-chan! ! ! Xiao Tongran was forced to hear this: Xiao Hei, you seem to be a fool... ※It's Akemi-chan who said "Mingmei, don't you speak according to the occasion?" ※Cp old black ※Lalang Literature ※There are many private facilities, OOC warning! Intention: Let us have a long future and always believe in the lasting enthusiasm of young people!