The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

After thinking about it, he realized that the Japanese followed the Gregorian calendar. 3

Therefore, the biggest and most solemn festival and holiday in Japan should be the New Year.

The University of Tokyo seemed to have entered the eve of the winter vacation period at this time, and the students were actively preparing for their examination now.

As Charlie walked around the University of Tokyo campus, he could not help but think of Nanako who was studying at this university. 1

If he did not see it with his own eyes, he could not imagine how a girl who looked so weak was actually not only one of the top students in the University of Tokyo but also a very powerful combat and fighting athlete. 3

This girl was very full of contradictions.

As he approached the library, Charlie could see posters of Nanako that were still stuck on the street light pole, i

There was a photo of Nanako wearing a school uniform on the poster, and her smile was very eyecatching. 6

The content on the poster was to call out to the

students from the University of Tokyo to give their support and encouragement to Nanako, who was participating in the International University Combat and Fighting Championship in Aurous Hill. 2

labeled Nanako as 'Japan's No.I', 'The pride of the Japanese woman' and 'A strong contender for the Olympic Gold

but shake his head when

obvious that Nanako's classmates had placed really high

these labels would have worked as a form of moral kidnapping to a

almost equivalent to the students telling Nanako all the time that she would have to

to simply tell her "Just work hard and do your best.

his head before he sighed. After that, he took out his cell phone and took a picture of the poster

getting late and that the night sky was already completely dark, Charlie stepped out of the

the university, a girl who was singing and playing the guitar by the roadside

people played music and performed on the streets of Japan. However, this girl was playing and singing an Oskian song. The song she

and seas, and gone through crowds of people; I once had everything, but in the blink of an eye,

old. She was very petite and

girl sang very well, but many Japanese who were passing by simply walked past her coldly and indifferently. It was probably because they could not understand

of Japanese yen. If it were to be converted into dollars, it might not even add up

could tell from the girl's pronunciation and slang that she should be an Oskian too. So, after the girl was done singing and performing her song, he asked her, "Are

sweetly and said, "I am from Creekmouth. Are you also from