The Sequence Convoy: Beginning With a Desperate Escape

Generally speaking, there are too many Madonnas. For example, there are four members of the protagonist group. When they saw someone robbing a civilian girl, the four of them were jealous and wanted to save the people. Although they failed to save them, they later protected the refugees. It would be fine if there were only one or two. As a result, the author wrote a lot of Madonnas. There are many among ordinary people. The protagonist group is full of them.

Overall there is no big problem.

In the third chapter, the intelligence is lowered. How dare the protagonist, an ordinary person, talk to the sequencer like this? I hope the protagonist's IQ will continue to be as high as possible in the future.