The Gojo family has a famous joke:
There was a beautiful woman standing next to her, but unfortunately she was a cripple who couldn't even stand up.
The beauty's name was Gojo Rei. She had a snow-skinned appearance and was extremely gorgeous, like a poisonous flower blooming in the rotten mud.
Unfortunately, his character is so bad that people hate him, and he enjoys playing with people's hearts.
As soon as those affectionate peach blossom eyes rolled around, someone was going to be in bad luck.
But even though he is such a bad person, he is an out-and-out sickly beauty with extremely weak spell power, like a vase that can only be used to look at.
Everyone hated and feared him, but there was nothing they could do about it - because of his sickly body. Who can really kill a beauty who is coughing up blood and seems to be dying in the next second?
They looked at him wantonly, pitied him, and even... Blasphemed him.
[Reading Guide]:
1. A beautiful, strong but miserable male protagonist, the emphasis is on [beautiful] and [tragic], with basically no fighting power, a scheming beauty, an extremely bad personality, and unhealthy outlook on life.
2. The protagonist and Gojo Satoru have no blood relationship, and their relationship is complicated and subtle.
3. Contains a lot of morbid aesthetics and various single arrows.
Reader comments
I like him, but I'm so pitiful. His father doesn't love him, and has even been using him and his mother. After his mother left, it must be difficult to grow up alone in a Gojo family. Seeing that I feel really sorry for him now, the author must give him a good ending. By the way, will the author take the relief route next?
Come on, the author is great, I feel so comfortable with this setting
I like him, but I'm so pitiful. His father doesn't love him, and has even been using him and his mother. After his mother left, it must be difficult to grow up alone in a Gojo family. Seeing that I feel really sorry for him now, the author must give him a good ending. By the way, will the author take the relief route next?
Come on, the author is great, I feel so comfortable with this setting