When Ayatsujiye was bound to the [Psychic Hunting] system, he understood that his mission was not a traditional strategy, but destruction and plunder. He uses words that penetrate people's hearts as a blade and precise psychological manipulation as a net to hunt the heroines favored by fate and destroy the halo of the original protagonist.
He elegantly cuts through Hikigaya Hachiman's escape under "lonely justice", smiles and questions the arrogance behind Yukinoshita Yukino's "absolute correctness", and guides Mizuhara Chizuru to lose herself in "perfect performance" with a chuckle. In his hands, Kato Megumi sheds her ordinary disguise, and Yui Ubihama breaks free from the shackles of a pleasing personality.
An Yirunya, Hikigaya Hachiman... Each of the original protagonists' faith collapsed under his cold "diagnosis". Kasumigaoka Shiyu regards him as a dangerous echoer, and Yishiyu takes the initiative to step into his observation field.
Until the system alarm sounds: [Warning! The prey collectively deviate from their original destiny line, creating a high-risk dependence on the hunter! The world line begins to close!
Ayatsujiya looked at the heroines who regarded him as the only antidote, as well as the original protagonists who hated him to the core but could not get rid of him, and the corners of his mouth curled up in pleasure.
"It's broken... But it's more interesting this way."
Reading Guide
The chaotic and self-interested male protagonist is pure black and not good, and he is extremely psychologically manipulative.
It contains multiple female protagonists and focuses on the collapse aesthetics of "destroy-reshape-possession".
Focus on dark style, don't enter with caution.
Involving many works such as "Spring Things", "Passenger Heroine" and "Rental Girlfriend"
Reader comments
It's pretty good-looking, but Kasumigaoka is just a second set. If she was really that smart, she wouldn't hang around Midoriya anymore. She would have forcibly found a rival for the author.
It's good to read, I love reading it, cheers for the author!
I read Chapter 7 and it was quite well written. It was actually written by a female author.
The protagonist rebuts Shiyu, injecting real and fictional topics into the contract. Isn't this comforting to Shiyu to a certain extent [laughter] Shiyu wants to use pollution to attack some kind of power relationship that may exist between each other in the observation, but the protagonist incorporates reality and fiction in the creation of novels discussed by Shiyu's club into a "contract". The word contract tastes very political, because it involves the fragility or compromise of the distribution of various elements in the creative process [laughter] This fact will put various dualities such as reality and fiction, observation and being observed, into dangerous situations in terms of identity. In the real situation, it is the identity politics that is hotly hyped now.
Not bad, looks okay
It's awesome and beautiful, but it's a pity that I can't read this kind of writing. Good luck to the author.
It's pretty good-looking, but Kasumigaoka is just a second set. If she was really that smart, she wouldn't hang around Midoriya anymore. She would have forcibly found a rival for the author.
It's good to read, I love reading it, cheers for the author!
I read Chapter 7 and it was quite well written. It was actually written by a female author.
The protagonist rebuts Shiyu, injecting real and fictional topics into the contract. Isn't this comforting to Shiyu to a certain extent [laughter] Shiyu wants to use pollution to attack some kind of power relationship that may exist between each other in the observation, but the protagonist incorporates reality and fiction in the creation of novels discussed by Shiyu's club into a "contract". The word contract tastes very political, because it involves the fragility or compromise of the distribution of various elements in the creative process [laughter] This fact will put various dualities such as reality and fiction, observation and being observed, into dangerous situations in terms of identity. In the real situation, it is the identity politics that is hotly hyped now.
Not bad, looks okay
It's awesome and beautiful, but it's a pity that I can't read this kind of writing. Good luck to the author.