The Distinct Personalities of a Distillery Employee

Blurb: [The mission has been sent to your email. Complete it as soon as possible.] Sheng Santo glanced at the email on his phone from the workaholic and quickly replied: [Received., Vinsanto/Vin Santo] Chiyo blinked again, looking at the translucent barrage of comments floating before his eyes. After a moment's thought, he sent one more message: [Also, can I request another dear psychologist?, Vinsanto/Vin Santo] The System, tasked with spreading positive energy, had carefully searched countless worlds and finally found the perfect Host: someone who, even in the depths of darkness, would never compromise with evil. But it had never expected... Its Host was out of his mind! In the end, the System tearfully reported to its superior: This is the Into the World of Detective Science livestream System. I sincerely apologize... When I bound myself to the Host... I think I bound myself to the wrong person, sob... Great Main System, save me! The Host keeps thinking I'm his alter ego. What should I do? Reader's Guide: 1. No romance. Male protagonist. The protagonist appears to have multiple personalities, but he is not actually a DID patient, so please don't take it seriously. If you don't like strange, beautiful-but-tragic protagonists, run! 2. Vinsanto and Vin Santo can both be translated as "holy wine." To make things easier to tell apart in this story, Vinsanto is rendered using its common translation, Sheng Santo, while Vin Santo is rendered as Holy Wine. 3. The story gives the police academy group a helping hand, but the protagonist doesn't do much. They mostly save themselves. 4. The protagonist is a good person. The wine is watered down and fake, with very low alcohol content. 5. The writing is terrible, but please don't give writing advice unless there are serious issues. If you don't like it, just hit the X and escape. 6. Please don't bring up other stories under this one, and likewise, don't mention this story under other authors' works. 7. In the protagonist's subjective view, he dies at the end, but objectively, he doesn't. Theme: Accept your true self and become a better person.