"You dyed your hair, right?"
"Right"
"Why did you dye it?"
"'Why' you ask..., yesterday, you..."
Said Shimizu, the high school deliquent girl sitting next to me, who dyed her hair from blonde to black, in a quiet voice, hiding her slightly flushed face.
After that when I, Daiki Hondo, said during a love chat with my close friend that I want to make food with a girl, the next day I ended up preparing food together with Shimizu, the girl who always skips classes. When I mentioned to him I would l...
Perfect for my level
A fairly standard romcom but that happened to hit my strike zone of desired difficulty and interest pretty much dead on. Each chapter is a standalone story (though they begin to link up into longer episodes halfway through the book) and there's some point-of-view shifting that makes the MC a slightly more interesting character than these tend to be, though he is still fairly dense (as per usual). Language is very conversational and the internal monologuing usually doesn't get too complicated eit