Hananoi Kita is a high-ranking member of the Organization, codename Liqueur. He’s a man who always strives for perfection in his work. But according to rumors in the Organization, he’s a bloodthirsty, cold-blooded, merciless, and unpredictable monster who casually shoots people and creates grotesque human body art. Nearly everyone believes the stories, so he misses an absurd number of joint assignments and ends up with nothing but solo missions.
To help Hananoi Kita fit in with the group, the boss goes to great lengths to give him a new identity, “Curacao,” and sends him on joint missions with his “seniors.”
But on these missions, he keeps running into some rather interesting people.
Like a famous detective pretending to be a child, a phantom thief disguised as a girl, and FBI and Japanese Public Security undercover agents operating right under his nose...
But he’s a pretty decent person, so turning a blind eye isn’t a big deal.
Note: The protagonist is a half-committed member of the Organization. He can’t be bothered to get involved, and doesn’t care if his coworkers are undercover agents. He won’t expose them, but he won’t go looking for trouble, either. He secretly has a lot of dirt on the Organization and has dodged countless assassination attempts arranged by it. He’s the person the boss most wants to get rid of, but can do nothing about.
A very assertive little madman bottom x a cold, mad, and gorgeous top
Liqueur x Gin / The pairing is Gin / The bottom is more scheming than the top
[Updates will slow down during the school term]
Theme: Even under the shelter of warmth, always keep a clear head.
(?ω?)Hiahiahia imported from the Netherlands
How old are you Conan~how old are you~
It feels good, but the English code names are a bit hard to remember who is who (woo woo)
It's beautiful, why doesn't anyone comment?
Come on, Dad!!!
Come on, look forward to it ヽ(*?з`*)?
Ahhhh! I'm really angry (covering my face)
Is it updated weekly? I want Modo Modo's Wenwen
The writing is good, but the code names do affect reading. The code names of seniors often lack the first letter, and if possible, at least everyone uses the first letter in capital letters.
I actually found a new article, looking forward to it