[No romance/Aoba Johsai/Hot-blooded/Includes daily life and competition scenes]

The protagonist is supposedly nearsighted (800 degrees), yet he enjoys playing volleyball in the book; please don't overthink it or apply it to real life. ^ ^

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Hayakawa Tsubasa was a setter in the volleyball team of an ordinary public junior high school in Miyagi Prefecture.

Despite being physically disabled and having 800 degrees of myopia in both eyes, he still insists on playing volleyball.

Unfortunately, throughout my three years of junior high school, I was eliminated in the first round of the volleyball team every time.

He possesses the "eye of data"—a talent that transcends visual limits and allows him to see all the dynamics and weaknesses on the court—yet his talent is overshadowed by his junior high school teammates' shortcomings.

Hayakawa Tsubasa, who had begun to doubt whether she truly possessed talent, arrived in Aoba Castle West. Harboring doubts about her abilities, she joined the Aoba Castle West volleyball club.

Amidst a blurry vision and a clear perspective, Hayakawa Tsubasa transforms into a "wall-breaker" with his exceptional anticipation and precise passing.

He did not replace Oikawa, but rather became a complementary "second brain," tearing apart the enemy's defenses with incredible passes.

When the impregnable wall of Shiratorizawa once again stands before the west of Aoba City, this pair of setters with contrasting styles will burn with all their might, just to tear down the barrier that has blocked Aoba City for many years and let the wings carrying their dreams fly to the top of the nation.

"Shinji-kun!" "Yusuke-san, get to the point!" "Hmm... While the anomaly has indeed been resolved, wasn't the commotion a bit too much?" "Was it?" "It does seem quite normal for someone piloting an 80-meter-tall Unit-01 to beat up a 50-meter-tall monster." "Yasuhito-san, I'm a little annoyed by what you're saying. A gang fight against villains, isn't it just a matter of using whatever's available? But you guys need to get going! I can already see police lights flashing at the foot of the mountain. You'll be in big trouble if Inspector Yakushiji catches your eye. It looks like Special Vehicle Division 2 is here too." "Your way of putting it doesn't give me a very good feeling. Oh well. Let's go! Oh, by the way, here are this week's coupons! Remember to come to my shop!" "Oh! A stack of McDonald's coupons? That's a big help!" "So, shall we meet at Yukihira Restaurant later?" "Okay! I'll leave the cleanup to you. Where did Fujiwara-san park the car? We can't shake off those two policewomen without him." "I'll ride back on Eikichi-sensei's motorcycle first!" "Running away is not honorable at all!"

[An ensemble drama (more accurately, a long-form episodic series), no main character, lighthearted slice-of-life, parallel worlds, light main plot.] Incidentally, this work is also known as "The White Horse Register"... 'Horse racers—they are born to run. They have names from another world, names with turbulent lives or glorious histories... They run, inheriting those glorious souls, for that is their destiny. But for the horse racers of this world, the future is still unknown! Right now, all they see is the finish line, and they will never stop until they reach it!'