I Refuse to Be Adopted by a Rich Lady

[A loser like me is actually worthy of so-called youth] Hayasaka Aya is a Chinese-Japanese mixed-race. His parents died young. As an orphan, he wandered around the houses of various relatives at a very young age. Hayasaka Aya was regarded as a burden and was not favored by his relatives. He suffered a lot of looks and isolation. But Hayasaka Aya did not give in. He was stubborn and self-respecting by nature, and he developed a poker face very early. No one made friends with him, and he did not want to make friends with other people. Loneliness is a choice, but loneliness is also a kind of enjoyment. He did not envy those classmates who were "enjoying their youth". He felt that these were just passing clouds on the road of life, no big deal. As for the future, Hayasaka Aya doesn't have big prospects. He thinks that he will probably work hard by himself, be independent, and no longer have to rely on other people to live. His only extravagant hope is to find a girlfriend who can give him warmth. This extravagant hope only occasionally appears in his fantasy. In an inexplicable car accident, he traveled to a different Japan. With the help of God, he was taken care of by the beautiful girl Yono, and entered Sobu Middle School, where he began a decadent youth comedy.