How to Avoid Regression

Another 5th anniversary concert in his second life, followed by yet another regression.

Group REVE, which had firmly established itself by winning numerous grand prizes as a mega rookie, suddenly reverted to being a first-year rookie group.

This was far too deep into the past for them to proudly showcase the overflowing pride they once possessed.

Ye-jun, who had been reduced to nothing more than a green rookie once again, intended to quietly live out his third life as the group’s reliable leader.

That was, until a fellow group member confessed to him.

“I told you not to confuse me, but you broke the promise first, hyung.”

However, even for Ye-jun, who had always lived shamelessly doing whatever he wanted…

The youngest member, six years his junior, whom he had cared for like a son for over a decade, weighed on his conscience a little—actually, a lot.

“I think they gave this to me to use when I go to school.”

The item Jun pulled out was a stationery set.

Considering that Jun was a student, they had even personally custom-made a name tag.

Together with it was a small yellow name tag that looked like it would be adorable and cute if pinned to a school uniform.

“The name tag is interesting.”

“I don’t know how they even make things like this.”

Regardless of how happy Jun was, Ye-jun had no time to pay attention.

This time, he didn’t even have a moment to feel how cute it was.

“Hyung?”

Whether Jun called out to him or not, Ye-jun paused while calculating the age difference between Jun and himself.

He wasn’t usually good at mental arithmetic, but his brain spun like a propeller only at times like this.

Being twenty-five was already trashy enough, but adding two regressions on top of that…

“What’s wrong?”

…Isn’t this complete scum of the century?