Lin Shuye has obsessive-compulsive disorder, a combination of congenital genes and acquired symptoms. In addition to basic mysophobia, he also has strict standards for the placement and symmetry of objects, and especially hates crooked and messy things.
Lin Shuye thought that he would live a clean and dignified life, until one day an uninvited guest came to his house.
The big, fluffy curly hair, the dull, lifeless fish eyes, and the colorful and gaudy clothes that are unbearable to look at, all challenge Lin Shuye's limits. What's more important is that this person is a late-stage lazy cancer patient who lives at home and does nothing but sleep and play games all day long.
If someone traveled from the future and pointed to a sleeping curly man and said to Lin Shuye: "In the near future, you will not only lie on the same bed, but you will also do embarrassing things."
Lin Shuye promised to pick up a brick and beat him to death.
Is it possible for obsessive-compulsive disorder and laziness to coexist? Is there any? Is there any?
Obsessive-compulsive disorder and lazy cancer technology house attack.
Precautions: 1. The author is determined to write a daily article. The so-called daily life means no bloodshed and no family ethics. Playing games, bickering and kissing are the main themes of the whole article.
2. This article is written from the protagonist's student days to his work. There is a bit of campus at the beginning, but it is just the background! The author doesn't write content about studying hard and making progress every day. The author's purpose is to let a dead nerd drag the obedient and good student protagonist to play games! I will probably write about a few games, not online games.
The first book! Minna, thank you for your support!