The Silver-Haired Dead-Fish-Eyed Guy Plays Volleyball Too

[Chapter 17 begins the paid portion. Thank you all for your support!] Because he was so far behind on his salary and rent, Gintoki was forcibly turned into a high school student and sent to work on the Haikyuu!! series, which was also running in Jump. To pay off his debt, he had to join a school's volleyball club and lead the school to the top before he could return to Edo. Incidentally, the school he enrolled in was Inarizaki in Kansai. And so, after being forced to join the volleyball club, the following things happened He picked his nose while waiting to serve, dealing the opponents a magical attack. Nobody wanted to receive a ball he'd touched. During the break, he refused to drink electrolyte water and drank only strawberry milk instead, so the coach and captain took turns glaring daggers at him. He ran while reading Jump and accidentally knocked over the principal, earning himself a ten-thousand-character apology letter to write. And there were plenty more incidents, like teasing the twins on his team as if they were dogs... * Then came the Spring High National Tournament. As the dark horse team from the previous tournament, Inarizaki naturally attracted plenty of attention from other schools. The nation's number-one setter, one of the nation's top five spikers, the strongest twins in volleyball, a steady and tenacious middle blocker, a composed and reliable captain, and... a silver-haired dead-fish-eyed guy in the back, picking his nose with his gaze wandering everywhere. Naturally, that silver-haired guy with the perm was seen as the team's weak point. But nobody expected what happened next. At the start of the match, the listless-looking silver-haired guy tossed the ball listlessly, took his approach listlessly, and then His arm suddenly whipped out like a lash, and the ball punched straight through the opposing team's defense. The school that got crushed: He's the one person on this team you really shouldn't mess with... Also known as: Inarizaki Is Small, Yet It Has So Many Hidden Talents Cover art courtesy of my dear friend, Ms. Pei Jia Reader's Guide: 1. Everyday scenes and informal match settings (training camps, practice matches) have silly, absurd comedy. Official matches won't include this. The spirit of sportsmanship will be respected. 2. Gintama crossed over with Haikyuu. Other characters will appear alongside Gintoki. The timeline is before the Shogun Assassination arc. 3. If you can't keep reading, just leave without telling me. No hard feelings. Thank you. Blurb screenshot dated 2024.6.5 Theme: There's no need to dwell on yesterday.