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Rakha Warudana—moves to Japan and begins a simple life, working at a restaurant. Despite being almost “perfect” in many skills—playing guitar, drawing, cooking—he carries a major flaw: he lacks deep emotions and doesn’t truly understand what feelings are. At school, he slowly starts interacting with others, trying to adapt to a world that feels unfamiliar to him. Eventually, in the quiet space of a library, he meets Reiya Mikaharu—someone who, without realizing it, becomes the first person to open the door to something he has never understood before: emotions.Rakha Warudana—moves to Japan and begins a simple life, working at a restaurant. Despite being almost “perfect” in many skills—playing guitar, drawing, cooking—he carries a major flaw: he lacks deep emotions and doesn’t truly understand what feelings are. At school, he slowly starts interacting with others, trying to adapt to a world that feels unfamiliar to him. Eventually, in the quiet space of a library, he meets Reiya Mikaharu—someone who, without realizing it, becomes the first person to open the door to something he has never understood before: emotions.Rakha Warudana—moves to Japan and begins a simple life, working at a restaurant. Despite being almost “perfect” in many skills—playing guitar, drawing, cooking—he carries a major flaw: he lacks deep emotions and doesn’t truly understand what feelings are. At school, he slowly starts interacting with others, trying to adapt to a world that feels unfamiliar to him. Eventually, in the quiet space of a library, he meets Reiya Mikaharu—someone who, without realizing it, becomes the first person to open the door to something he has never understood before: emotions.