Young Master Sen Doesn't Want to Be the Boss

Mori Ogai transmigrated. At the same time, Miss Alice lost her little master. Fifteen-year-old Mori Ogai, now without Alice, crouched in a corner and sobbed. He was convinced he wouldn't live much longer. After all, without Alice, he was useless. His personality was also too timid, and the people in the world he'd ended up in often bullied (spoiled) him. "I want to go home... I want to go home..." Listen, he's crying again. What a pathetic coward. Still begging to return to the place where everyone despised him. Alice wasn't even there anymore. But it was true: although he was often bullied, the world he'd come from was still a better place than this one. Thinking of this, Mori Ogai sniffled and roughly wiped away his tears with his red scarf. The more he thought about it, the more wronged he felt, and the louder he cried. Her little master was back. Just as Alice happily prepared to hug her master, she saw a huge crowd of people leering at him. So she stopped pretending to be delicate, rolled up her sleeves, and started beating them up. She also gave the people from the original world, who said one thing but meant another, a good thrashing. Alice: You lot, get away from him!!!!! A few things to know about this story: 1. Wildly out of character. You can treat this as an original protagonist. 2. No pairing. I'll make it up as I go. Theme: A crybaby