Adaptation - Page 103

\"Kura\" is an antique shop in Sanjo shopping street of Temple town in Kyoto. The schoolgirl and Moritaka Aoi are acquainted with the grandchild and Taito Kiyotaka of the owner of this shop from a thing. I decided to do a byte in Kura. Aoi, Kiyotaka and two people, who are called \"the Holmes of Sanjo temple Cho\" Sharp intuition I\'m going to get a strange request to come to the store unexpectedly...

On a harsh rainy day, a high school student without any particular special skills, Usato Ken got dragged into another world summoning with two others; a good-looking guy and a beautiful girl, both of whom he strangely started getting along with just today. As an especially talent-less individual that doesn’t stand out he internally thought that he would be treated as useless. However, the others were unexpectedly kind. Usato who found hope in another world thought that, but the reality was different. He had a certain magical talent hidden in him and he was forced to fall into hell in the name of “training.”

I\'ve become the villainess older sister who, out of jealousy for the heroine, committed evil deeds and faced ruin. But I only realized this was a novel world after I\'d already done all those bad things. \'Is it worth groveling to these people?\' My father who only expects understanding and sympathy from me, my brother who only cares for my half-sister, and the male leads who are hostile towards me—I\'m sick of them all. For complete independence, now is the time to... hide my money! \"Did you hear? The Empire\'s economic journal just updated their list of the \'10 people who control the Empire\'s economy\'!\" \"And the number one is Lady Primrose!\" \"Oh my, so how rich is she?\" One day, the business I\'d been hiding due to my villainess image was revealed. But people\'s reactions were strange. \"Family ties are something you can\'t cut off, no matter how much you hate it.\" \"I don\'t know either. Why I came to you instead of Lilika.\" \"Is it so hard to give me just one chance?\" It was ridiculous that the love I had longed for only came after I had given up on it. And their belief that I would willingly take their hands was arrogant to the end. \"Go away.\" To the men who asked to be partners, I replied with a bright smile.