As a three-dimensional being, Ling Mu borrowed the power of a "book" to gain a normal body in a two-dimensional world.
Book: You're going to have a wonderful time!
Ling Mu, reading flatly: What a wonderful time this is.
Looking for a happy life in Yokohama has to be a mistake!
And in exchange, Ling Mu also took on part of the duty of protecting the book.
A new psychological clinic has opened in Yokohama.
Opening a psychological clinic in Yokohama? That must be the work of a crazy person!
Ling Mu says: She can't help it. This is the only thing she's any good at, and the other ways she knows to make money aren't exactly legal.
At first, Ling Mu only planned to quietly run her little clinic, see a few patients each day, and spend the rest of her time relaxing, never getting involved in the main plot.
That is, until she went out for a stroll and found a boy who had fallen into the water. Bandages were wrapped around him, and soft strands of hair clung to his delicate, youthful face.
???!!! Ling Mu is left reeling.
In the end, she still takes him back to the clinic. What else could she do? He was right there in front of her. How could she just ignore him?
After that, things spiral completely out of control.
Ling Mu starts picking up kids, talking them through their problems, picking up kids, talking them through their problems, picking up kids, talking them through their problems...
Ling Mu roars in frustration: I opened a psychological clinic, not an orphanage!
The protagonist has no romantic pairing. The story focuses on friendship and family.
The protagonist's body isn't its original one, so she chose female as her gender, but she can change genders in special circumstances.
This is a healing story, a flight of fancy about wanting to make more people happy and make up for their regrets.
(Sorry, sorry, I revised the whole thing, so I've locked the chapters that were already posted. I'll unlock them again once the revisions are done and I have time.)
Theme: Everyone has another possible future
