1. Other people are the world; other people are the self.
What we call deep social connections means getting too close: stripping away the skin and bones in front of close friends and lovers, revealing the real you.
Exposing your bleeding heart in the hope of receiving more tenderness and empathy.
2.
Cold and heartless Morikawa Wataru: I think you can get lost now.
Playing dumb and acting cute Dazai Osamu: Sure, I'm on my way.
Kindhearted idealist Dostoevsky: We can keep discussing how to purify the world.
The only normal one, Chuuya: Everyone here is messed up.
Smiling with benevolence Yasui Kaede: I think you should all die.
Later, Nakahara Chuuya: In the name of love that borders on madness, I savor my love for you.
The protagonist grows stronger over time, becoming more and more powerful, confident, and cool. A restrained, aloof powerhouse with a soft spot for others and great potential x a tsundere who's confident, sweet, and the strongest in the present.
3.
Updates every other day.
Some OOC is inevitable. Silly Wu can't get too close to the great writers' thoughts, so let's just call this a parallel world? Hehe ^ ^
Theme: People can only save themselves, but they can save one another too.
Madam updates. When will Madam update? You really can't do pigeons anymore, right? No, it's obviously very well written...
Morikawa has already called you baby, Chuuya, please be more careful.
If you work harder, Chuuya, you can seduce him. Don't worry too much.
If I were Morikawa, I'd probably do the following: This old man is too tempting, but it's a pity that he has a master, ugh
Morikawa's expression when facing Chuuya is more obvious.
I heard that pigeon soup is very delicious/
Ah, is this... Really a trap?!
Lie down at the bottom of the pit =????(???*)
What is Wataru Morikawa's character? I feel a bit conflicted.
Oh, it's true, I've been waiting for a long time