The Millennium Pawnshop: Everything Has a Soul

Uh, write the protagonist as a tool for women? Or a dog? The protagonist is fine in a pawn shop, and a woman comes to study. Does this alarm the protagonist? Then the woman was not afraid, and when she saw things flying all over the place, she actually bought something and ordered the protagonist to stop, and ordered the protagonist to do this and that. . . Is this the male protagonist's perspective or the female protagonist's perspective? Isn't the male protagonist's perspective too useless? If the woman says what the protagonist does, wouldn't it be better to kill him? So much nonsense. . . If it's from the heroine's perspective, then why does it look like a supporting role? If you don't see the introduction clearly, let's look at the AI. Anyway, I saw that the protagonist had no temper, talking to himself alone, and the woman would just tell him to stop and shut up. Listen to me. . .

The beginning is well written, I look forward to the subsequent chapters!