I, Aki Tomoya, will not be a simp.

Upon hearing Aki Tomoya's question, the former pushed up his glasses and replied helplessly, "Of course, we'll be discussing some popular topics from the past, which can also be considered a form of writing practice."

In that case, Aki Tomoya's situation is understandable.

After all, if you have a goal, you don't have to think of a topic on the spot when you're writing practice, and then explore it.

"Among the articles I've collected, there's one written by a student from Ichinose Academy. That person's writing is for reference only; please don't try to learn from it. After all, that level is definitely beyond the students' comprehension..."

As Mr. Tsubota spoke, he pulled out a copy from the excellent articles he had painstakingly collected.

"Ichinose is a literary genius. Just looking at her writing, she is very impressive and her level is extremely high. Aki can just admire her from afar. You don't need to reach that level. If you can reach half of her level, I think we won't need to continue practicing our writing."

He sighed in this way, and then placed the article in front of Aki Tomoya.

"Of course you don't have to watch it now. You can watch it when you get back. I've arranged new intensive training for you, starting in ten minutes."

……

When Aki Tomoya returned home at 11 p.m., the house was completely dark.

April is almost over, and there are only two days left in late April when we don't have to go to school, as the Golden Week holiday is approaching.

With the arrival of Golden Week, Tomoya Aki shows no signs of relaxing. Unlike previous Golden Weeks, this year's Golden Week will definitely be even busier than before.

Having spent the past month preparing for seven subjects, Aki Tomoya didn't feel like he was going through a lot of hardship. The only thing he was struck by was how quickly time had passed.

Holding the document bag containing the article, Aki Tomoya opened the door and walked into the entryway, moving quietly so as not to wake anyone in the house.

"Ichinose Academy, I seem to remember it..."

Back in his room, Aki Tomoya took out the file bag containing the articles that Mr. Tsubota had collected for reference, and suddenly remembered what Mr. Tsubota had said to him at the academy.

The title of "literary genius of Ichinose Academy" sounds somewhat similar to the title of "literary prodigy of Toyonosaki Academy."

Aki Tomoya had a vague recollection of this school; when he was researching high schools for college entrance exams, he seemed to have come across Ichinose Academy.

While thinking about this, I took all the articles out of the file folder.

Mr. Tsubota had already made all the annotations and classifications on the manuscript paper, so there was no need for Aki Tomoya to do a second sorting.

"Ichinose Academy, Fumino Furuhashi?"

Judging from her name, she must be a girl; Mr. Tsubota also referred to her as "she" at the time.

In Japanese, there is a very clear distinction between "he" and "she" for men and women.

Aki Tomoya wanted to see just how formidable Furuhashi Fumino really was.

A humanities genius?

Moreover, in Mr. Tsubota's evaluation, he used the description "exceeding the students' level".

Aki Tomoya picked up the article written by Furuhashi Fumino, a humanities genius from Ichinose Academy, and his eyes lit up immediately. Soon after, he became engrossed in the article.

For a student, writing such an article is truly extraordinary.

Deserves to be praised as amazing!

"Gudong..."

Aki Tomoya's throat moved slightly, and he couldn't help but swallow.

His hands were trembling, or rather, his mind was trembling.

What words should be used to describe it?

Amazingly beautiful?

That's a bit of an exaggeration, but I do have a lot of feelings about it.

Amazed by a student's writing skills, Aki Tomoya was somewhat shocked.

At this point, Aki Tomoya understood why Mr. Tsubota had warned him not to overthink things or try to reach that person's level.

If they had half the skill level of Fumino Furuhashi, then, as Mr. Tsubota said, they wouldn't need to practice writing anymore.

"It's simply..."

Comparing yourself to others is really frustrating!

Hey!

Having lived two lives, my writing skills are still worse than a student's—how shameful!

Aki Tomoya sighed, thinking to himself that he hadn't studied literature in his previous life, so there was a reason why he wasn't good at writing!

But considering the other person is still a student, it is indeed a bit of a blow.

Aki Tomoya acknowledged that his writing was not as refined as this girl's and was aware of the gap between them.

Perhaps choosing to read Fumino Furuhashi's articles in the first place was a mistake.

"A humanities genius, truly living up to his reputation!"

Aki Tomoya remarked.

He had figured out why Mr. Tsubota had included Fumino Furuhashi in so many of his articles. It was not only to warn him, but also to give him confidence.

Because if you look at other people's articles, Aki Tomoya will find that—

Huh?

It turns out it wasn't that I was too weak, but that my opponent was too strong!

Compared to other excellent articles, although there are some gaps, it is not as shocking as reading Fumino Furuhashi's articles.

Fumino Furuhashi is indeed beyond the level of an average student.

Using her as a benchmark for comparison is somewhat biased.

Fumino Furuhashi, a girl from Ichinose Academy, truly deserves the description of a humanities genius.

"I wonder which university Fumino Furuhashi plans to apply to?"

Aki Tomoya thought so to himself.

If this person were to pursue literary creation and develop it properly, a remarkable woman might emerge in the Japanese literary world in the future.

Of course, this is just wishful thinking, and Aki Tomo can't make any arbitrary judgments.

Moreover, this has little to do with Aki Tomo.

From an aesthetic point of view, Fumino Furuhashi's articles are indeed pleasing to the eye and a good cleansing for the brain. Aki Tomoya's overall impression of her articles is very good.

But when it comes to learning, I can't learn, I really can't learn!

If you only look at what Fumino Furuhashi wrote, it's a complete blow!

The articles by other authors that Mr. Tsubota thoughtfully prepared for him had many uses that Aki Tomoya could also benefit from.

Unlike him, Aki Tomoya's references mostly come from ancient Chinese texts and poems.

Because Japanese literature was indeed a difficult subject for him.

Without having been exposed to those ancient Japanese works, Aki Tomoya can't possibly draw any meaningful conclusions.

Aside from Fumino Furuhashi's writing, the works of other authors also have many merits.

As members of the same Confucian academic circle, they share many similarities, which are not difficult to understand.

By the time I finished reading the article that Mr. Tsubota had given me, it was already past midnight.

However, Aki Tomoya was not sleepy at all. On the contrary, he was still savoring Furuhashi Fumino's article and felt a little excited.

"I see something nice!"

At this moment, Aki Tomoya felt that humanities subjects were not so boring after all.

For a student to be able to write such vivid and engaging words is truly remarkable.

Fumino Furuhashi's writing left a deep impression on Tomoya Aki, and it showed him a different direction.

As for the fact that there is a literary talent in their school, Aki Tomoya has never read Kasumigaoka Utaha's articles.

However, if a comparison must be made, knowing that Kasumigaoka Utaha is a true otaku, Aki Tomoya still feels that Furuhashi Fumino is more in line with the image of this literary talent.

There was no particular reason; it was simply that after reading a well-written article, my brain was stimulated and became somewhat active.

It seems that immersing oneself in the ocean of words is a unique kind of enjoyment.

Aki Tomo didn't compare his own article with Furuhashi Fumino's, as they were not on the same level and it was impossible to compare them. However, because Furuhashi Fumino was in the article, his confidence immediately soared when compared with others. It was unclear whether this was Mr. Tsubota's intention or simply an accidental effect caused by recommending a good article to him.

However, now, Aki Tomoya has gained some insights into writing by comparing himself with others and by learning from Fumino Furuhashi's articles.

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Chapter 29 Golden Week