Hasumi Kei, the legendary top student of Yukan High School, has exquisite appearance and all-round ability. However, she lives in a world where it is difficult to distinguish between true and false because of cognitive impairment. She whispers to the "air" all day long and is regarded as a freak by her classmates. He had given up on healing long ago and only wanted to use death to fight illusions and seek "reality".
Until that day, a newly transferred foreign exchange student easily snatched the knife from his hand. The girl with silver hair and blue eyes looked at him, her tone was calm, and she said to him in accented Japanese:
"There's no point in doing that."
Moros found Hasumi Kei interesting. He is like a complex puzzle, with a soul on the verge of collapse beneath the perfect surface. She calmly intervened in his life, formulated "management regulations", brought him under her protection, and never tired of it.
Later, when Ren Jianxi collapsed, he reluctantly gave her the "ownership" of his life: "Don't you want me to live? Since you value this life so much, take it all!" Moros took it steadily and modified the terms: "Okay. From now on, please stay with me as your 'boyfriend' as an asset."
Reading guide:
1. The relationship between the male and female protagonists in this article belongs to the gb (four loves) direction! Not bg, not bg, not bg! !
2. The male protagonist has cognitive impairment and severe self-loathing. He wanted to die in the early stage and was constantly provoking the female protagonist.
3. The heroine is gentle and calm, and is good at subtle and unexpected straight shots.
4. HE guarantee, all sugar will be added later.
5. The male protagonist is Japanese and the female protagonist is Russian. It is just a background setting, with no other purpose. The nationality is just a setting, and the background can be viewed in isolation.
6. The two-dimensional flavor is very strong and idealistic, so don't read it with your head in mind.
7. The narrative is sometimes confusing, with first person, second person, and third person alternately used.
Intention: The way to live is not determined by anyone.