Xia Feng’s start is rough: he’s like a stray dog being chased and beaten. Clutching a stolen chip, he dives into a cyberpunk outhouse, only to stumble upon a “scrapped princess” worth even more than the chip: Tiangongyuan Jinghua. She’s as cold as a talking block of ice, but her mind is as sharp as a blade. While Xia Feng cracks jokes, he helps her find loopholes in the logic plague. The two go from “Don’t touch me” to “If you don’t touch me, my System will crash.”
Then he picks up Hoshino Ruri, an amnesiac songstress like a blank record; later, he runs into Anna, a polar bear of a woman and an assassin whose immune rejection is about to send her over the edge. Fixing her is like defusing a bomb. With the three heroines moving in one by one, the BUG House officially opens. Daily life there is chaotic, cramped, broke, and overflowing with hormones.
