Turning a Bad Ending Into a Happy One Takes Only an Andersen

Recommended to read after the story is complete. Andersen is an internationally renowned seller of supernatural artifacts. Whenever he writes a story, certain things from it manifest in reality. They might be supernatural artifacts, a beautiful dream, or a disaster. After traveling between various organizations and crossing the seas, Andersen finally arrives in the place of his dreams. With the protection of No Longer Human, he officially begins his life of slacking off under the watchful eye of his boss, 007. A blonde, blue-eyed little girl bursts into the boss's office, and he gives her a pair of red shoes that can set her free. The boss's subordinate has to endure intense pain to avoid turning completely into a beast, so he gives them a pea that proves they are a princess. The boss hires some supernatural authors, and he gives his new coworkers pigeons that can fill in for them... Even while at work, Andersen pays close attention to cultivating his personal virtue. So he releases a bottle of magic potion into the sea, then rescues a boy from the ocean, along with an entire disaster-response team. When a curse user comes to save a cursed spirit, he doesn't pick a fight with them, either. Instead, he gives them a Nightingale figurine... Andersen feels that ever since arriving in Yokohama, he's been living a wonderful life of doing a good deed every day and making a few friends. But strangely, his reputation grows more and more sinister, until he's even known by the same name as his boss. The boss, cursed by countless people as devious and vicious: “I might be fake evil, but you really have done every bad thing there is.” Andersen: “How could that be? I'm a fairytale author. No matter what, I'll always sing the praises of love and courage.” PS: 1. The story features the Boss Dazai setting. 2. The protagonist is a master of slacking off, a healing little boy, and a diligent author who creates artifacts by writing fairytales. No romance. 3. Because of some elements from my previous work, The Boss Dazai Who Lived to a Ripe Old Age, this story includes some 5T elements, though they don't take up much space. If you're interested, check out the “One Million Words of 5T” series in my collection. Theme: Never lose a traveler's enthusiasm, and always love the world with tenderness.