Raijingu Buruma

Noriko has harbored deep feelings for Moh since they were children, even though his behavior toward her has consistently been anything but affectionate. Rather than treating her with kindness, he has spent their entire lives picking on her, teasing and tormenting her in ways that would discourage most people. Yet, despite the relentless friction between them, Noriko’s fondness for him remains unwavering. Her enduring affection stands as a testament to her patience and the complex emotional bond she feels, one that persists regardless of how poorly he often chooses to act around her. What Noriko does not fully realize, however, is that her feelings are entirely mutual. Moh loves her just as much as she loves him, but his approach to romance is far from conventional. Instead of expressing his emotions through gentle words or straightforward gestures, he relies on the same teasing antics he has used since childhood. His inability to be vulnerable leaves him hiding behind a facade of playful hostility, creating a confusing dynamic where his true intentions are masked by his peculiar habits. This unusual method of showing affection forms the central tension of their relationship, leaving both characters caught in an endearing cycle of unspoken devotion and childish rivalry.