A Hundred Dates with Rei

*Hayakawa Yuto isn’t especially weak. He has the strength of an ordinary person; it’s just that everyone he meets is a complete freak, which makes him look especially weak.

Hayakawa Yuto is an ordinary person. After living safely for 19 years in disaster-prone Beika Town, he finally encounters an explosion.

The explosion isn’t important. What matters is that he falls in love at first sight with the blond man who pulls him away from the scene.

To be with Rei Furuya, Hayakawa decides to follow him into the liquor company as an undercover agent.

Gin: No room for dead weight.

So he turns around and sets his sights on becoming an assistant to Public Security.

Kazama Yuta: Mr. Hayakawa might be better off being protected.

Hayakawa Yuto decides to stop pretending. He then successfully becomes a useless nobody at the liquor company, with an absurdly powerful ability to predict the future, terrible people skills, and no codename.

Hayakawa: ...

He can accept being useless. He can accept not having a codename. But he cannot accept being bad with people.

He’s put up with what everyone else says about him, but Gin and Akai Shuichi, can you two at least have an accurate understanding of yourselves?

Fortunately, Hayakawa Yuto still has Rei Furuya. “Mr. Furuya, I can see the future. The first time I saw you, I knew you were the one destined to be my love.”

Rei Furuya takes Hayakawa Yuto’s hand. “I know. I was reborn.”

[Content warnings]

1. The protagonist is an ordinary person and hopelessly in love with Rei. He has no golden finger. The only golden finger he has is himself.

2. In the world before Rei was reborn, none of the Police Academy Five died, which will be explained later. So Rei won’t grow into the same kind of person as the canon Bourbon.

3. I don’t know enough about Japanese culture, so there may be plot holes or out-of-character moments.

Theme: Regret is what makes meeting, and meeting again, possible.