Si Chen was a seasoned psychiatric patient with three years of work experience, and he had always insisted that he wasn’t sick. That was, until he suddenly found himself somewhere unfamiliar, despite having been in a psychiatric hospital moments before.
“Are you... Li Xiaolang?” asked the red-haired girl in a shrine maiden outfit, staring with wide eyes at the blue Taoist robe Si Chen was wearing.
Wait... a blue Taoist robe? Where’s my hospital gown?
“So, you’re saying you transmigrated into the world of a novel yesterday and met a girl dressed as a shrine maiden?”
“Yeah. Her name is Erii Uesugi.”
The doctor sighed and instructed the nurse beside him,
“Make a note of this. The patient’s condition has worsened, and he may be suffering from severe delusions.”
“No, I’m telling the truth! I’m not sick!”
“Look at the security footage from yesterday. You never left. You were talking to yourself in your room.”
Watching himself babble incoherently on the footage, Si Chen began to doubt himself. Could my delusions really be acting up?
As soon as the thought crossed his mind, the scene before him suddenly warped. Gradually, it changed back into the Japanese-style setting he’d seen the day before. A man appeared, eyeing Si Chen warily, while the red-haired girl looked at him with curiosity.
“Tell me, who are you, and how did you get in?”
Si Chen stared blankly at him and muttered,
“I can’t tell what’s real. I really can’t tell!”
(The protagonist’s abilities are inspired by Huozi-ge, but this story focuses on sweetness and fun. It won’t be as oppressive as Daoist Gu. Erii is the sole love interest, and the story will save her from the tragedy of the original. And that old bastard Herzog must suffer the pain of ascending the Cangqiang.)
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I don't know when the protagonist will have the strength of Brother Huozi
Okay, okay, but I still prefer the protagonist to be on Cassia's side. I don't know why, but the author writes it very well.