Qian Chong woke up on a beach. His disastrous start was like Robinson Crusoe's, and he had to find a way to get something to eat first. Along the way, he helped a young girl repair a crashed train.
What do you mean, while fixing it, he realized he might be the train's former navigator?
What do you mean, the young girl's father, who was always away from home, was actually Lord Ravager in disguise?
Qian Chong thought that once he'd cleaned up the mess he'd left behind, he could return to the train and travel again. Instead, he worked a side job aboard the immortal detective's spaceship, raised a little wolf on Punklorde, and went around helping out with the Pure Beauty Knights. To this day, he still hasn't returned to the train.
Maybe this is the life he wanted...?
(Sorry for the OOC! Slow-paced story with Himeko as the sole heroine. Everything else is up to you. Easygoing daily life. I'm no good at writing summaries, but please trust that the story itself won't disappoint.)
It's okay, but I don't like it because it feels a little bit CP with Suzi. The protagonist's character is that kind of lazy and casual, but it makes people feel reliable at critical times. It's over to CP. The protagonist tells Guiji that he has someone he likes. Guiji says that the protagonist should call him father-in-law. If you can't accept the CP orientation, you can run away.
Oh, it's a title that interests me. I'll add it to my bookshelf directly [laughing]
There are some parts in the front that are not very smooth to read, but this issue has been corrected a lot later, and I can feel that there has been progress. I feel that the author is not very good at writing such a similar beginning.
It's okay, come on, teacher
Very interesting, very good content