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东京大小姐：她们假装改过向善
Get Up At Six O'clock
Traveling to Tokyo, Kei Tian, a male high school student, is often teased by the eldest lady in his school, so he only plays with boys every day, so that in the girl circle, he is considered an inhumane and cold handsome guy. Once, when I was in the study room on the second floor of the library, I accidentally discovered an ancient oak pendant box. In addition to a heart-shaped silver pendant, there was also a crumpled parchment note. "As long as you put the pendant in front of your eyes, a girl who treats you badly will become very close to you." There is such a sentence written on it in beautiful small characters. Narita Kei, who was dubious, took out the pendant, put it in his pocket, and decided to use it on those villains. The effect is remarkable. The once arrogant and domineering daughter of a wealthy family has turned into a polite lady. The strange thing is that the pendant only seems to be useful for those girls who are mischievous. Although I don't know why this is the case, it is really a blessing to be able to regain a peaceful daily life. But suddenly one day, Narita Kei found this letter in the shoe cabinet: They are all pretending, don't let them find out.
Traveling to Tokyo, Kei Tian, a male high school student, is often teased by the eldest lady in his school, so he only plays with boys every day, so that in the girl circle, he is considered an inhumane and cold handsome guy. Once, when I was in the study room on the second floor of the library, I accidentally discovered an ancient oak pendant box. In addition to a heart-shaped silver pendant, there was also a crumpled parchment note. "As long as you put the pendant in front of your eyes, a girl who treats you badly will become very close to you." There is such a sentence written on it in beautiful small characters. Narita Kei, who was dubious, took out the pendant, put it in his pocket, and decided to use it on those villains. The effect is remarkable. The once arrogant and domineering daughter of a wealthy family has turned into a polite lady. The strange thing is that the pendant only seems to be useful for those girls who are mischievous. Although I don't know why this is the case, it is really a blessing to be able to regain a peaceful daily life. But suddenly one day, Narita Kei found this letter in the shoe cabinet: They are all pretending, don't let them find out.