Has Senior An Sheng Skipped Work Today?

An De Boge is a genius researcher at the distillery. Though his health is terrible and he’s always taking medicine, looking like he could kick the bucket at any moment, he’s one of the people in the Organization closest to that gentleman. He’s also a suicidal maniac. They say he joined the Organization because one of the weapons he developed accidentally got out and was used to blow up four of the Organization’s bases. A certain true-loyalist personally came to his door and invited him into the Organization at gunpoint. But that one was a fake loyalist, too. His true identity is a member of the Yokohama Armed Detective Agency, whose real name is Ansheng Zhushang. He was sent on a business trip to Academy City, successfully infiltrated the place and helped the new chairman take power, then got sent off to the distillery to work undercover. The man himself: You might not believe this, but I was only in Academy City for a business trip. Who knew how that fake-liquor base got its eyes on me? * After years of working part-time, the heartless Organization finally grew a conscience and gave him paid leave, officially sending him to Tokyo on a business trip with a certain dark-skinned fake loyalist. Dark-skinned fake loyalist: See that tiger-catching chaos in Yokohama next door? Stay put in Tokyo, and as a logistics researcher, keep your distance from anything with tiger fur. The real hidden big shot, Ansheng Zhushang: Interesting. 1. The protagonist starts out maxed out, a demon king hiding in the shadows (not). 2. An ultimate fan of both the Agency and the Port Mafia. He’s sickly, and also a double agent who keeps teetering on the verge of getting exposed. 3. The CP is most likely a marriage alliance between the distillery and the Port Mafia, with other options less likely. 4. This novel is based entirely on the author making things up on a whim. If it bothers you, please press the emergency button in the upper-right corner. Theme: Be honest with yourself, and repay resentment with justice.