Also known as "[Western Crossover] Considering the Protagonist Is Always Staring at the Boss"
An unserious blurb:
What if the protagonist is always staring at the boss?
What if the protagonist is also a (fake) mental patient of unknown origin?
The protagonist's (nominal) older sister, who came from England, is delighted by the prospect:
In the conference room:
JJ: "This case took place..."
Morgan: "Hey, kid, what are you thinking about?"
Chu Xi: "...Huh?"
Nash: "Is Hotch handsome?"
Chu Xi: "Shut up. He's very imposing."
On the plane:
Gideon: "Chu Xi, why are you staring at Hotch?"
Chu Xi: "Maybe because he's so... imposing?"
At the crime scene:
Nash nudged Elle with her elbow. "Hey, gorgeous! Look, what is Chu Xi staring at?"
Elle: "Um... staring at the boss?"
Nash: "How long do you think it'll be before he makes a move on him?"
Chu Xi: "I heard that, and I was just documenting the crime scene."
Nash: "Documenting the crime scene while staring at a man?"
Chu Xi: "All right, all right, I was staring at the boss. So what? What if I've developed feelings for my superior? Haven't you always been delighted by this?"
Nash: "I just wanted to remind you that your boss is walking over."
Chu Xi: "..." You traitor!
Warning:
This story may contain things you dislike. Updates are irregular, and the author types slowly. Thanks for understanding!
It's pretty good~~ Do you want to update it??!!
I just want to ask if the origin of the protagonist's name is explained later in the article. . . . Otherwise it looks very Tom Sue. . . . Very. . . Um. . The level is not high. . . . Anyway, after reading one chapter, I thought the writing was pretty good and the transitions weren't abrupt, but the name. . . Really annoying. To be honest, when I opened the homepage of the article and saw the name of the protagonist, I really wanted to give up.
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Is the writing very exciting? Come on! Update!!! Looking forward to (๑˙ー˙๑)