I'm Not a Chuunibyou!

The name and some of the settings are so similar to those of a chuunibyou (middle school syndrome) patient seeking love, it's easy to get criticized, right?

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The situation is too big.

Oh my god, it's finally updated!

I've added this to my favorites! It's very well written, keep it up!

It's still okay.

Very interesting, I've saved it.

What's going on? Why did you stop writing?

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