[Western Crossover] A Pie Chart Over My Head

Upcoming: [Western Crossover] A Few Trillion Short of Resurrection Emotion-hacking girl × the world’s second-best detective, the Red Robin “His smile was thirty percent aloofness, thirty percent mockery, and forty percent nonchalance.” If emotions could be represented as pie charts, and their values could be altered by someone: Who made the Dark Knight laugh maniacally? Who made the green-haired madman cry? Who made the food critic from the good ol’ US of A scream? Eileen: ... Please don’t make a fuss. Sometimes I just fumble and adjust the wrong values. Original synopsis: When Eileen takes off her glasses, everything is blurry except the emotion pie charts floating above people’s heads. When Eileen puts her glasses on, the world around her looks perfectly normal. So she’s gotten into the habit of taking them off whenever she has a mission. Her schoolmate, the Red Robin: Is this glasses thing of yours going to clash with a certain god among men? Eileen, holding a contact lens on her fingertip and about to put it in: No, I really do have bad eyesight. A gust of wind blows by. Eileen crouches on the ground in a panic, groping around: Where are my glasses? My glasses flew away! Reader advisory: 1. Pairing: Tim (Red Robin). 2. The timeline, logic, and any plot holes serve the story (underline this!). Some chapters may be a little scary. 3. The author has eclectic tastes, an inconsistent writing style, and is always out of touch with the latest trends. The female lead has supernatural abilities, but this is not a power-fantasy story (underline this twice!). Next up: [Western Crossover] The Underworld System Teaches Me How to Be a Better Person An underworld cop who is fifty trillion cells away from being resurrected Theme: Learn to control your emotions to live a better life.