[Main story complete, bonus chapters will drop at random]
1. A story about a gloomy heroine forced to bind herself to a body-swapping System, then entering the world of The Prince of Tennis and finding healing.
2. The romance focuses on the four characters mentioned in the blurb, and each has a branching ending.
[Here's a new upcoming title to look forward to, a Haikyuu!! stock-picking romance: "[Haikyuu!!] How Is My AI Boyfriend a Real Person?!" It was supposed to be an AI, so why is the other person actually human?]
[Main Story Blurb]
Echizen woke up one day in the body of a girl he didn't know.
On the first day of school, someone saw him sit down beside himself and started playing dumb.
"Aren't you going to say something?"
"I-I'm still a long way off."
As if pretending not to know him wasn't enough, she also imitated the way he spoke, while using his body.
But when this troubling situation finally disappeared, he found himself a little reluctant to let it go.
And after he witnessed her going home with the club president, Tezuka, everything became impossible to suppress.
·
Tezuka woke up one day in the body of a girl he knew.
She was a first-year in Echizen's class, and just yesterday she'd said she was going somewhere very far away.
Seigaku... was that far away?
"Don't look at me. I don't know why this happened either."
The person who'd thought she could go back to where she belonged once she finished her task was now using his body. She held her forehead and gave a wry smile, then suddenly looked as though something had struck her.
"Are you all right?"
"I'm fine. Um, you should give it your full attention too."
She still liked imitating other people, but this time she'd switched to imitating him.
...Not bad.
·
Yukimura turned into a girl.
Arriving at the familiar hospital room, he planned to watch for a while before doing anything.
That was, until the flowers he'd been taking good care of were nearly watered to death by his own hands.
Just as he was about to speak up and warn her, she turned around.
"So this is where we met."
He didn't understand what she meant.
Just as, after they parted, he followed the clues she'd left behind to a flower shop beside Seishun Academy, where he met her before she knew who he was...
She didn't know how long she'd been waiting, either.
·
Atobe also turned into a girl. They'd met once before, and things hadn't ended well.
She'd also found a job.
After spending a whole day delivering takeout for her, out of a sense of professional integrity, he finally received an order for an address that looked familiar.
As soon as he handed over the food, someone used his body to do this right in front of him...
She personally shut him out. Outside his own door.
Hmph. She's just as difficult as before.
[Next Upcoming Story]
"[Haikyuu!!/Tsukishima Romance] How Could I Possibly Like Him?"
[A story about childhood friends who aren't that close, two people who each think the other hates them, and two awkward weirdos falling in love.]
[Mutual pining, maximum push and pull]
You fell for someone you'd known since childhood.
But your relationship was nothing special. If no other acquaintances were around, you wouldn't even say hello.
There was no other reason: he was an awkward guy.
And you were even more awkward than him.
As for how you realized you liked him, a friend had to tell you.
"Why are you looking at Tsukishima again?"
"What's wrong with that?"
Maybe the wind had blown your wits away, because you actually forgot to deny it. Or maybe deliberately denying it would have sounded even more like a guilty admission.
"Then you like him."
Misato said it as if it were obvious.
You fell silent. The pen you'd been twirling dropped to the floor, but it wasn't especially loud over the classroom chatter between lessons.
You saw Tsukishima take off his headphones.
Misato looked at him, then at you, and left.
She had no idea what she was saying.
How could you possibly like him?
1. Tsukishima romance, with Yamaguchi having a one-sided crush on the heroine.
2. Second-person narration.
Theme: Everyone has limitless possibilities.
[P4/Jujutsu Kaisen] Gray Snow
[Haikyuu!!] How Could I Possibly Like Him?
[Detective Conan/Ace Attorney] There Sure Are a Lot of Red-and-Blue Guys
[Jujutsu Kaisen] I’m Unremarkable, but I Have a Bug-Fixing Technique
[Hunter X Hunter] A Letter of Revenge
[Haikyuu!!] The Odds of Running Into a High School Classmate on a Dating Show Are Low, but Never Zero
Clear Skies on April Fool's Day [Prince of Tennis]
[Jujutsu Kaisen] I Want to Eat Satoru Gojo
[Jujutsu Kaisen/This Is My House] A Survival Horror Player's Guide to Ascension
[Haikyuu!!] Shiratorizawa's Darkened Transfer Student Seeks Revenge
[Haikyuu!!] Are We Going to Onigiri Miya Today?
[Hunter X Hunter] This Is How You Use a Little Black Notebook
What? - Keep me here for one night - Ryoma, that's how you sneak away, isn't it?
Renzu: 0 love experience, but master (bushi)
Ririko: I really want to escape~but I can't~
Atobe: Where is my solo show? Yukimura: ^_^After all, the former earns and robs at the same time.
In fact, Atobe can also be a helicopter (bushi)
It's pretty good. It's pretty good. Except for the first few chapters where the wrangling with the system is a bit boring and a little awkward with the ancient fan routines, it's so funny later and Echizen. Hahahaha. But I don't know if it's because of my age. It's still a bit incomprehensible to see this kind of youthful pain. And the timeline is a bit confusing. One is a dream, one is the past, and the other is the future. I'm still a little confused, but it doesn't matter. I just go through the novel and read the novel. If I can't understand the timeline, I just ignore it. And I feel that Atobe's emotional line in the second half is a bit inexplicable, as if they don't get along very much. It feels like as mentioned in the article, when doing Atobe's mission, it seems that most of the time is spent dealing with the feelings of the previous few. The finale of Yukimura and Atobe is quite satisfactory, which is a bit interesting, but the ending of Echizen and Tezuka feels a bit unremarkable. I guess it is because Yukimura's ending is written so well that the latter two processes are almost not highlighted. Finally, the ending of Atobu is written differently from the previous ones. Both the front and back are more prominent, but the middle ones of Echizen and Tezuka are more average (of course, this is just my personal opinion. If you refute, you are right!) I have been reading fanfics for more than ten years. In recent years, many new fanfics are a bit unreadable. Either the writing style is average, or the plot is too high and low, or the plot is similar. I have read too many novels, so I feel that the routines are all very different. This is a rare book that I have read in full. I have read a lot of fanfics that were said to be well-written before, and they are indeed well-written. The characters are not OOC or anything like that, but I couldn't stand it until I was halfway through or when I saw the love story. It was a bit boring. Like this one, which is all about the ambiguous period, I have finished reading it all, and the ending of each person only has one chapter when they are together in the end. Very good! But the whole thing is a bit confusing. It's somewhat understandable. I want to express the process of the heroine being hurt and bullied by the pressure from her family, school, and society in her previous life, and then being redeemed by the male protagonists who are all good through time travel. But there is a very weird and indescribable feeling. Maybe I am the kind of person who will tear up when bullied and go back together. The worst is to die. So I can't understand how the heroine in the previous life suffered without resisting the pressure (I feel like saying this is a bit of a victim theory, but I really don't mean to blame the heroine) because after time travel, you can see that the heroine is slowly healed and can value her own thoughts. But I feel that it would be better if she could wake up and do everything in the previous life (after the awakening of feminist consciousness, I am more willing to see the heroine wake up and work hard to save herself, which does not mean that it is not good to be redeemed by the male protagonist) And then there is that good friend, which feels a bit inexplicable. It was just a dream in the early stages, right? There seemed to be some foreshadowing written down? But the Ice King only came out for a short while later, and in the end, the reality was that who fell and who died. Well, I can't understand it. I can't understand it. It's a bit confusing.
Echizen boy also went straight to A.
Then our Yukimura is a soft-spoken and hard-hearted Kami~
Shura Field actually lacks my favorite dragon and horse 🥺...
Ririko: Do you want me to play? Atobe: I can't afford to lose that person