From a very young age, I realized that those people who were clearly still children yet could grow naturally colored hair, defying the limits of human biology, were different from me.
Or rather, different from most people.
By the time I entered middle school, I finally understood.
I was a background character in a sports manga.
The ordinary-looking, bespectacled Background Character A in my class.
The one of many club substitutes who never got a moment in the spotlight during a match, Substitute B.
I understood the meaning of my existence and diligently followed the rules of a background character.
I would be a good supporting character.
Akiyama Natsuo, who spent six years diligently being a substitute, has something to say: It’s a sports manga, so why do my teams always seem a little strange? Aren’t the protagonists supposed to be shouting about love and bonds and things like that?
Rikkai: ?
Shiratorizawa: ?
A friendly reminder: Daily life takes up a large part of the story.
Theme: The brilliant youth of ordinary people
Hey, hey, hey, is it right to let the little girl not become a loser? 🐶
Yes, I just discovered this novel
Oh ho! Nioh likes the protagonist he played last time 😍
The friendship between teenagers is so youthful (sentiment)
Is the gift of the same style a tacit understanding between Xiao Tong and Dye? Hahahahaha
The sun, so the young man chased the light away.
Your soul shines brightly at this moment.
Such a gentle and sour summer, hazy like a dream that will never wake up.
The writing is good, but sometimes it feels too literary [Cat's Claw]
It feels like it should be Nioh's Diary. Lili may be the name of the protagonist after he disguised himself as a woman in his last activity.