“......What’s That Girly Looking Guy Doing Here?”, Someone Snickered.

“......What’s that girly looking guy doing here?”, someone snickered.

“He must have mistaken this for an idol audition?”

“Can he even play soccer? Looks ain’t got nothing to do with it.”

- when I was reading Chigiri's part in the light novel, I couldn't help but think that even if he was a guy, he suffers from the some of the same problems that a woman faces in the society.

Like you're being judged by your good looks instead of the talent and what you can bring to the table.

Because of how pretty damn attractive Chigiri was, it's not that hard to take notice of him easily especially with that fiery red hair and ruby red eyes of his. However, it also comes at a disadvantage because people had questioned him and his skills when it comes to soccer before he proves them wrong.

That kind of prejudice with other people had a silver of similarities in real life. Some people might've encountered this in real life and when you stop reading and think about it, yeah, it happened to me once.

I guess that is one of the reasons why Chigiri has been the most interesting character for me from the start. He was created by the author as a standard, bishounen boy but he was a well rounded character. He wasn't nice by any means but possessed an array of interesting characteristics that makes him more human and a tad bit relatable sometimes despite being a downright gorgeous character.

I'm just really intrigued on where would the author takes his character route in the future arcs. Hopefully, he'll rise up higher in the top ten and got a higher offer because he certainly deserves it for carrying the Manshine City into his back.