The King of Reaction Images Has a Communication Disorder

Asano Aoi has a world-weary face and considers himself a cool, distant person. He never talks to his classmates or teachers at the technical college. And yet he ranks first on the list of “Easiest People at the Technical College to Understand.” That’s because Asano’s cursed technique is memes, and his way of exorcising curses is to smack them dead with a giant meme. It’s a side effect of his powerful cursed technique. Specifically, it turns Asano Aoi’s emotions into memes and displays them for everyone to see. He can’t turn them off, and anyone with cursed energy can see them. When the higher-ups deliberately give him a hard time, he looks obedient and takes the scolding, but in reality: eye-roll emoji. When he’s forced to write reports: cracking-up emoji. As his cursed energy grows, his meme library levels up, too, making his feelings increasingly obvious. At the same time, because Asano Aoi is beautiful and kind-hearted, he ranks second on the list of “Most Popular People at the Technical College.” So, to spare Asano Aoi the social death of finding out, no one tells him that other people can see his cursed technique. Suguru defects from the technical college and tries to bring Asano Aoi along with him. After a long-winded speech... The fluffy little kitty stares at him with question marks all over its head. But kindhearted Asano Aoi sees that Suguru has trapped himself in a dead-end way of thinking and tries to talk his friend back from the wrong path. He squeezes out a reply, one word at a time: “Suguru, what... you... say... makes... a... lot... of... sense.” His actual feelings: a bewildered little universe. Suguru: “...Forget it. You didn’t understand a word I said.” Yuji becomes Sukuna’s vessel to save someone. The King of Curses tears off his clothes and shouts beneath the moonlight: “I’m back!” Asano Aoi silently backs away. Ryomen Sukuna actually swallowed a finger that long and then burst out of his clothes... A screaming groundhog meme emoji. Ryomen Sukuna, an ancient man who had never encountered modern technology, is completely baffled by this strange new cursed technique. He even forgets to attack and chase him down. His instincts tell him that this picture is bad news. On the street, a certain black-haired, bandage-wrapped man mistakes Asano Aoi for a woman and invites him to a double suicide: “Beautiful lady, would you like to jump into the river with me and die together?” Asano Aoi doesn’t even look at the bandage-wrapped man. He takes off running. All that’s left is a chibi figure crouching in the corner, trembling and afraid to meet the bandage-wrapped man’s eyes, with two big words written on its face: SCARED. Asano Aoi: Help... someone’s trying to kill me. Everyone who interacts with Asano Aoi independently finds his communication disorder amusing. Asano Aoi himself is utterly baffled. Why are they looking at me so intensely? Are they going to talk to me? A “no way” meme radiates resistance from every inch of him. [Must-Read Warnings] 1. The protagonist is a little bit of a heartthrob, everyone loves him. 2. The cover was a gift from bs. Thanks to that kind-hearted author! 3. The main story’s pairing is undecided; the extra chapters will settle it. [Coming Soon] [The Little Mermaid Follows the Plot in the Detective World] Nozawa Tsuru is the most beautiful mermaid in Atlantis, and the mermaid who yearns most to see the human world. One day, as Nozawa Tsuru approaches a ship, a complete set of manga is thrown overboard and hits him on the head, knocking him out. When he wakes up, Nozawa Tsuru has become an amphibious mermaid. The manga’s story is etched deep into Nozawa Tsuru’s mind, and it comes with a stream of comments he can’t turn off. The only way to turn them off is to follow the manga’s entire plot, so the mermaid sheds his tail, grows human legs, and comes ashore. 1. Nozawa Tsuru loves the Ferris wheels on land so much that he wants to keep one for himself. When chaos breaks out in the plaza and everyone moves away from the Ferris wheel, Nozawa Tsuru hoists it onto his shoulders and runs toward the sea. Then, as he runs, someone falls out of it... The previous second, Matsuda Jinpei was inside the Ferris wheel, passing on his final message and quietly waiting for the bomb to explode. The next, he’s been flung right out of the gondola. He doesn’t die in the explosion, but almost falls to his death. In the end, he at least survives. The comments are all thanking Nozawa Tsuru: [Listen, I want to thank you. Because of you, Matsuda Jinpei is safe.] [I don’t know who you are, but you saved Matsuda Jinpei, so I’m counting you as one of the good guys.] 2. After running into a blond man with dark skin at a certain café several times, Nozawa Tsuru sees the comments call him Toru, then Rei Furuya, then Bourbon. Nozawa Tsuru can’t keep them straight, so he decides to be bold and ask him directly: “Sorry, why do you have three names?” Both the comments and Amuro Toru are stunned. [He knows Toru’s identity, right?!] [He must know, or he wouldn’t ask that.] Nozawa Tsuru: “So you’re an undercover agent. Sorry.” While the comments are arguing over whether Nozawa Tsuru is on the good side or the bad side, Nozawa Tsuru stands on a cliff a hundred feet above the sea and jumps in. A whole crowd jumps in to save him. Comments: [Nooooo~~~~] [I believe being an undercover agent on the bad side is hard, but don’t give up on life.] Nozawa Tsuru: “I’m just going home for a visit.” Theme: Breaking free from constraints