About the Reckless Girl Who Kept Challenging a Reborn Man Like Me (Novel)
Other Name: 転生者である私に挑んでくる無謀で有望な少女の話
Genre: novel, Fantasy, Romance, School Life, Slice of Life
Country: Japan
Author: Kohigashi Nora,小東のら
Year: 2017
Chapter: OneShot (END)
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Summary:
“A prodigy at ten, a genius at fifteen, a common man past twenty.”
This is a story of the struggle of an ordinary guy like me who is a “reincarnator” and a reckless and promising girl who is a “genius”.
A prodigy at ten, a genius at fifteen, a common man passed twenty.’
Where I come from, there’s a saying like that.
No matter how far a child’s abilities are above the others, if they grow too conceited in them, those skills won’t pass through once they become an adult; it was a saying that served as a warning.
Or perhaps even if one won an award as a child, once they grow up and see how vast the world is, they learn their own abilities are insufficient, it could also be used in that sense.
Anyways, well, regardless of the praise you receive as a child, one mustn’t be satisfied in it; you must continue to put in the effort, always aiming to improve yourself, it’s that sort of life lesson sort of phrase.
… However, To me, that saying held a slightly different meaning.
“Sieg! Now! It’s time for us to compete in test scores once more!”
“Anja… this again…”
Regardless of whether classes were over or not, a single young girl raced over to me with sparkling eyes.
Her pale blue hair cut short, a kerchief1 draped around it, this was the small young girl who went by the name Anja.
Her age was eight, the same as mine. A young child in her second year of school.
… No, I mean, I’m also young, but…
“What’s this again!? I’ve yet to win even a single competition with you!”
“You… when you usually act so unconcerned, when it comes to competing with me, you get way too heated…”
“Of course I do! Now that that’s settled, hurry up and pull out your test results.”
Anja held up her own grades in one hand, as she prodded my shoulder to urge me on. Good grief, I thought, as I pulled out the test I’d tucked into my bag once more.
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