Diary of a Female Lead: Shujinkou Nikki Vol. 7

THE SEPARATION Things couldn’t be going better for Aoi and Sena now that they’re second-years and have gone fully public with their relationship. The one drawback is that they’re in separate classes and don’t get to spend as much time together at school. Which means Aoi has to be extra proactive in their relationship, even as her feelings for Sena grow ever stronger. But is it possible that Sena’s feelings don’t match her own?
Series Overview: Tsujimura Aoi wouldn’t consider herself a main character by any means. Meek and insecure, she’s constantly alone, unlike her athletic older brother, Itsuki, or her mother, a famous shojo mangaka. Aoi doesn’t need to be the heroine, though—all she wants is a true friend. But Itsuki disagrees, and when he brings home Aoi’s effortlessly cool classmate Mizusawa Sena, the two concoct a plan to teach Aoi all about love, using shojo manga as their guide. Can this drab side character become an unparalleled female lead by falling for the perfect guy?