Tokyo Ghoul: What Do I Do When My Coworker Turns into a Monster?

The protagonist is still the type who grows over time. This time, there's no transmigration and no System. The logic is rigorous, the characters stay in character, and the protagonist sees things purely from a human perspective.

Qian Zhiyao grew up in a CCG orphanage.

After graduating, she and her best friend Takizawa Seidou were assigned to the 20th Ward.

On her first day there, she pushed open the door of a coffee shop called Anteiku.

It was the door she should never have opened in her life.

She loved to laugh and joke around, and blushed when people stared at her. She thought her days would go on like that forever.

Then one day, he disappeared.

No body, no sign of him alive. The CCG said he had “probably died in the line of duty.”

After that, she applied for Quinx surgery, transferred to the QS Squad as its captain, and led four Quinx on missions.

Qian Zhiyao rose from Second Class to Special Class, from smiling as she walked into Anteiku to no longer daring to open that door.

Note: This is a little better than my previous work, My Start: Sister Izumi Is Getting Ready to Eat Me. I reread the Tokyo Ghoul manga this time.

This story is told from the perspective of an investigator.

Unlike the previous protagonist, this one is a bit smarter.