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“One goal,” Aiku says, brandishing his pointer finger in the air. Nagi tracks it, squinting like it’s something which will divine the truth to him. “That’s all you need to do. If you play with me, you just have to score one goal per game, and you can spend the rest of it as you like.”
Nagi hesitates. “And it’ll be easy?”
“For you?” Aiku says. “Yeah. Yeah, it’ll be easy.”
“Okay,” Nagi says. One goal a game. That doesn’t sound horrible, even for someone like him. Aiku’s actually right — it seems like the least amount of work he can get away with doing. It’s definitely possible. Just one goal. “I’ll play, but only with you.”
This time, when Seishiro Nagi’s talent at soccer is discovered, it’s by a boy named Oliver Aiku — which goes about as well as you’d expect it to.
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24 Jul 2026
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With practically no memories of your past life, you awaken one day to find that you’ve been wrongfully accused of witchcraft! The only thing guiding you out of this predicament? A strange diary that offers you mysterious advice!
— play the role of the heroine and gain the affection of the love interests.
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23 Jul 2026
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Step 1: Go to Osaka with friends.
Step 2: Get peer-pressured into doing a finger gun bit at a random stranger.
Step 3: Said stranger is a famous football player who plays along without hesitation.
Step 4: ???
Step 5: Accidentally fall for him over the course of one weekend.(Name) didn't mean to ditch her friends for Karasu Tabito and his ridiculous found family of Blue Lock idiots. But here she is, eating takoyaki, visiting local shrines, and realising that the guy who talks trash on the field is actually kind of sweet when he's showing you his favourite parts of his hometown.
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This was inspired by the actual inside joke in Osaka, where you can just point a finger and essentially 'fire' at the locals and they'll play along! cool right?
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23 Jul 2026
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Michael Kaiser never had the privilege of believing in fairy tales.
Princes, crowns, happily-ever-afters—those were for children who still believed in Santa Claus, not for boys who learned too early what it meant to starve or bruise.Still, in the corner of one quiet bakery, someone decides to call him prince.
And for a fleeting summer, he lets the word linger.
Not because it’s true, but because for once, it feels good to pretend.Bookmarked by linabrrr
23 Jul 2026
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Pick a seat, it’s starting.
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23 Jul 2026