Saki

Upon starting high school, Miyanaga Saki discovered her aversion to playing mahjong. Her unpleasant childhood memories of losing her New Year’s gift money during family mahjong games led to her dislike for the game. She feared displeasing her parents by winning and losing meant ending up with nothing. Consequently, Saki played to maintain a score of zero, avoiding victory and defeat.
However, Saki’s fate changed when an old friend persuaded her to join their school’s mahjong club. As a girl who despised the game but had honed her skills, Saki faced a formidable challenge. How would she fare in a new environment where she was proficient yet disinterested in an activity that had become a fundamental part of her life?