Livi

Ayame has structure, routines, and carefully planned days. Kotaro has…vibes. When Mei starts following her father’s “rules” instead, Ayame quickly realizes she’s losing control of her own household—and maybe that’s not entirely a bad thing.

Zuko can handle war, politics, and diplomacy—but not his three children. Between Reika’s quiet power plays, Mika’s daily chaos, and Haru discovering firebending, the Fire Nation’s greatest threat might be his own household…and Kaia is enjoying every second of it.

When Kageyama mocks her “weird nerd hobbies,” she dares him to join her D&D campaign. Now he’s stuck learning teamwork off the court—and failing miserably—while slowly realizing she might be the most interesting opponent he’s ever had.

Mirei is assigned to assist the Fire Lord—and immediately becomes his biggest problem. Between her constant teasing and his inability to ignore her, Zuko finds himself losing composure in ways that have nothing to do with politics…and everything to do with her.

Tanaka runs a high-energy personal training business while Nozomi quietly builds a bakery empire—and somehow, their two-year-old Ichika is the most demanding client of all. Between protein shakes and pastries, their marriage thrives on chaos, teasing, and a whole lot of love.

As a pediatric nurse, Miyu knows every possible thing that could go wrong—which is exactly why she panics over everything. Luckily, her husband Suga is there to ground her…and remind her their son just licked the floor.

Working at an electronics store means Tadashi is always fixing things—but nothing prepares him for managing a toddler who loves buttons and a wife who refuses to read instruction manuals. As their home falls into adorable chaos, Tadashi realizes some things don’t need fixing—just patience and love.

Officer Sawamura can handle criminals, paperwork, and long shifts—but nothing prepares him for coming home to two kids under three and a wife who looks at him like he’s her safe place. Between chaos and quiet moments, Daichi realizes the only thing he’s willingly captured by…is his family.

Kageyama’s journey from volleyball prodigy to professional athlete was hard—but becoming a good husband and father might be the challenge that finally humbles him.

Win or lose, Rena always finds her boys waiting for her—two tiny pair of arms reaching up and one very loud husband already halfway over the barrier to hug her.

Ushijima has always treated life the same way he treats volleyball—identify the goal, refine the method, execute without hesitation. So when the Shiratorizawa Academy Volleyball Team convinces him that dating is a skill he’s completely lacking, he approaches it with the same mindset: something to be learned, practiced, and mastered. Rather than leaving it to chance, he carefully observes those around him and selects the most “qualified” person to teach him—Emika Takamine.

Lev Haiba cannot be trusted alone. Everyone at Nekoma knows this. Which is why, for the past three years, Tomoka Mizunoe has been unofficially assigned as his keeper. Now it’s senior year—and nothing has changed…except the way Lev looks at her. And the fact that everyone already assumes they’re dating. The only problem? They never actually said they were.

Kenma has never lost control of his high scores at the local arcade—until someone starts beating them. Not once. Not luck. Every. Single. Time. It takes weeks of timing, waiting, and watching to finally catch her in the act—Endo Yuki, a quiet girl from Nekoma High School who doesn’t even look at him…but keeps beating him anyway.

Daichi has been in love with Koharu for over a decade—and has failed to confess every single time. Between volleyball, bad timing, and their friends constantly interrupting, his attempts always end in disaster. The worst part? Koharu still thinks he’s just being “a really good friend.”

Matsukawa just wants peace and quiet. His neighbor? A full-volume, one-woman theater production. When he finally confronts her, he somehow ends up in her stories—and even worse, getting attached to the voice he once hated.

Every afternoon, Tadashi Yamaguchi watches the same girl pass his family’s convenience store—feeding stray animals, collecting “treasures,” and humming like she’s in her own world. She never once steps inside. So… e starts finding reasons to go outside instead.

Suna agrees to fake-date you to get his teammates off his back about his “nonexistent love life.” The only rule? No catching feelings. Unfortunately, neither of you reads the fine print—especially the part where fake touches start feeling real.

Tendo expects to be alone on the rooftop—like always. Instead, he finds a girl who hides in plain sight, headphones in, avoiding the world just as much as he does. When their quiet afternoons turn into something more, they begin to unravel each other’s insecurities…but stepping out of the shadows might hurt more than staying hidden.

When Kotaro Bokuto realizes his best friend Keiji Akaashi is in love with Lili, he declares it a crisis. Teaming up with Hiyori, the two launch a series of increasingly questionable “romantic setups.” Unfortunately, Akaashi sees through every single one…and still plays along—just to stay close to Lili.

At Aoba Johsai High, everyone worships Toru Oikawa—except Miku. She loudly declares Iwaizumi the “true ace,” much to his horror. What starts as embarrassing chaos turns into something deeper when Iwaizumi realizes she’s the only one who sees him—not just the player, but the person.