Nice to meet you. I’m Takibi Amamori, who got the Gagaga Award in the 15th Shogakukan Light Novel Awards.
If this book is in your hands, it’s safe to say that all
ladies and gentlemen here are interested in the losing heroines, right? (I bet)
The bravery and tears of girls in love, the heartache after
losing her love, the determination of the smile to cheer their favorite boys
up, …losing heroines include everything of a rom-com. The goal of this novel is
to convey the attractiveness of the losing heroine to the readers.
Then, being my first debut, please allow me to express my
gratitude.
First of all, props to the staff members who reviewed my
work. This novel wouldn’t be published without you guys’ suggestions.
Zen Karuro-sensei, who is the guest reviewer, your warm
comments became my goals during the first draft editing. Thank you so much.
Imigimuru-sensei drew all these fantastic illustrations for
all characters. Sensei created a wonderful world where Nukumizu and Yanami can
spend their happy life in. Mere words can’t describe my excitement. Here’s my
sincere gratitude.
The staff members and stores who participated in the making
and selling of this novel. Thanks to your hard work, this book can be delivered
to our readers’ hands.
When I was writing the draft, I-senpai and D-san gave me
many suggestions after they read the initial part. Your ideas really brightened
up the path for this novel.
T-senpai, N-san, and W-san, who read all of the first drafts
and gave me feedback, this work will be presented in a different shape without
you three’s suggestions.
Next, it’s the readers who read the web version. The
comments and feedback from you guys trained my fundamentals as a novelist.
Please continue to support me as a reader and writer from now on.
Finally, it’s the editor, Iwaasa-san. Thank you for
accompanying a newbie author who made her debut too late. I can’t express my
gratitude enough. Come to think of it, everything’s finished without me understanding
it. I didn’t realize, “oh, that’s how it works” before the drafts are made into
a complete novel.
Even though I’m just standing in this industry world’s
entrance, I still hope to utilize the experience from my senpais.
At last, this book is also for my father. He didn’t say
anything and let me stay home when I aimed to be a novelist despite being
unemployed. Rest in peace.
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