The High-Risk Daily Life of Young Charlie

Li Cha is a cute-looking junior high school student with a gentle, polite personality.

He has a secret even his parents don't know: he has to imitate the expressions and reactions of those around him to maintain a normal social life.

No one would have guessed that after calmly avoiding a vital spot and stabbing a pervert who had been stalking and harassing him, he could return to school and attend class as if nothing had happened.

After dying unexpectedly, he became Charlie, living in a special sanatorium.

His long-lost anxiety came rushing back. Compared with the other patients, who seemed perfectly normal, he was the one who looked "abnormal." Charlie carefully studied their behavior, making sure he acted just like everyone else and met the requirements for admission so he could fit in.

After leaving the sanatorium unexpectedly, the homeless Charlie passed through several foster homes.

Strangely enough, every one of those households had a case occur, without exception.

And Charlie, who always managed to survive, once again seemed "abnormal," sending him spiraling back into anxiety.

Fortunately, Charlie's family found him.

His brother, dressed like a gangster in a suit: "Charlie, do you like the socks I knitted for you?"

His mother, wearing elegant high heels as she swiftly and ruthlessly stomped a robber's wrist until it broke: "Sweetheart, stand behind Mommy."

His immaculately dressed father rubbed the cigarette between his fingers: "Some things are inborn. You'll have them, too."

His grandfather, taking off his helmet after riding up on a cool heavy motorcycle: "My son was right."

What a heartwarming family...

This is not the full synopsis.

An alternate world, completely fictional, set roughly in the era of bulky desktop computers.

The protagonist has his own logic and survival instincts.

For instance, he develops a certain "reflex" in response to others hurting or protecting him.

If you hurt me, I'll hurt you. If you protect me once, I'll protect you once, too. (That doesn't mean I actually care whether you live or die.)

New novel: A Little Crowded in Here [Interstellar]

Xing Ye and Xing He are a pair of inseparable twin brothers who have never been apart for a single second since birth.

The good news: They transmigrated to the interstellar age together.

The bad news: The brothers are no longer inseparable, physically separated for good.

Thankfully, they remain together in spirit.

Unable to adjust to his new body, Xing Ye is frightened and helpless, stumbling through life and doing his best to survive.

In the interstellar era, young children are scarce.

He is soon discovered by a child-protection agency, which arranges an adoptive family for him.

The Interstellar Joint Entrance Exam is the most important test in a citizen's life, and it is broadcast across the entire galaxy.

The king of the strongest empire in the galaxy will attend in person to watch.

The prestigious schools are all raring to go, ready to fight fiercely over the top students as soon as the exam ends.

At a dangerous moment in the final exam, Xing Ye is perfectly protected by a mysterious, powerful barrier.

The entire arena falls silent!

The audience's jaws drop.

At the center of the stands, the emperor Asathos, who had been watching nonchalantly, rises in shock...

-The protagonists are an unconventional pair of twins with multiple personalities.

-Family affection and friendship, no romance.

Theme: A good family environment helps children grow up healthy.