Tan Zhi was originally the most inconspicuous background NPC in campus novels.
The function is to follow the lead and say something like, "Mr. Mu is so handsome~" when the male protagonist appears.
But one sunny day, NPC Tan Zhi suddenly thought, hey, why do I do this?
Why do people involuntarily start blowing rainbow farts whenever they get close to the male protagonist?
Why do you have to obey his will as soon as the male protagonist opens his mouth?
Why, why, as soon as the male protagonist smiled at him, he became distracted!
As a salty fish, Tan Zhi just wants to stay away from the male protagonist.
Until that day, the first grader said he wanted to eat his toast.
Then he looked at his hand and handed out the freshly baked limited edition toast that he had worked so hard to buy from the canteen.
Tan Zhi:! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
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After Mu Yunshu completed his last mission and was preparing to retire as an ordinary high school student, he accidentally crossed into Long Ao Tianwen on the Pujie campus.
The world of Pujie Long Ao Tianwen has no change or vitality.
Everyone just does the same thing mechanically.
There are three thousand guys on the phone, sending him three identical messages every day.
Everyone praised him for solving the problems, even if any problem would automatically become 1+1 in his eyes.
His classmates excitedly said hello to him every day, but ignored any of his conversations.
This is a world that has been set up so that no one will care about him.
I can't find my way home, and every day I open my eyes it's the uncanny valley.
Mu Yunshu sat on a chair, bearing the admiration of others, thinking about jumping down from the top of the building.
Until that day, he found that the toast delivered to him had taken a bite.
He looked up, and the culprit was staring at him angrily, and said unhappily: "This is for you!!!"
I walked in through the book and thought I was the only one alive. I almost jumped. X Aborigine Awakening is just a salty fish, but if you make me angry, I will take revenge on you. You will suffer.
Purpose: Free will is inviolable
