(Decisive in killing + not invincible + not systematic + not routine + not holy mother + not brainless + half-heroine + weird + humorous + slow-burning)
Also known as "Autistic High School"
(It contains fanart drawn by the author)
A cursed public high school with an unwritten rule of "stay in your room." Whether it's a classroom, dormitory, or even a cabinet. These spaces are a place for everyone.
When entering this school, no one will be able to enter or leave the school after the opening bell rings. What is waiting for everyone?
Is it the dense fog covering the school? Is it the red sun in the sky? Or maybe gingerbread for a midnight snack? Are they "students" in the classroom in the middle of the night? Is it the mirror maze on the 44th floor that does not exist in the teaching building? Is it like an underground library on an island? Or the unmanned large bathhouse behind the secret door of the toilet in the canteen?
But our enemies are not just these, there are also those of the same kind with malicious intentions, as well as hunger, power outages, fear, and "festivals".
As a transfer student, how can I survive in this school until I graduate?
Reader comments
Although there are still many shortcomings, in short, cheer yourself up.
The protagonist has an introverted personality, while the second male lead has a more lively and cheerful personality.
(No gay feelings, of course.)
At the same time, I also set a very interesting point "security". The appearance of weirdness is accompanied by a decrease in sense of security. Outdoor fog will rob you of your sense of security. The room can effectively block outdoor fog. Of course, the smaller the room, the better.
Although there are still many shortcomings, in short, cheer yourself up. The protagonist has an introverted personality, while the second male lead has a more lively and cheerful personality. (No gay feelings, of course.) At the same time, I also set a very interesting point "security". The appearance of weirdness is accompanied by a decrease in sense of security. Outdoor fog will rob you of your sense of security. The room can effectively block outdoor fog. Of course, the smaller the room, the better.