Note: The protagonist maintains a neutral attitude. He has his own considerations in what he does. He is usually more out-of-the-box and probably won't let the organization collapse or something hh
Protagonist: Jiu, a sad bee [SadBee], who cultivates immortality, plays with fire, and has a tendency to self-destruct. "Although he loves to laugh, he is actually very dissatisfied with himself, despises himself, and hates everything."
The protagonist is a member of the logistics team. To put it simply, there are all-round players who need to be supplemented.
There is a system, and there may be CP in the later stage, but I haven't thought about it at the moment, so I'll just go solo for now [I don't know what's going on lately, but I want to get Lily, a cutie in the middle of the year who has a single arrow to the protagonist, guess who it is? It has appeared before, and it has a lot of connection with An Ye]
I have always had a dream of blowing up Japan, but it seems a bit far away, so let's blow up the Yasukuni Shrine first ~ Hehehe
Because of rumors, everyone misunderstood that he is a super perverted big devil.
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I recommend the other two articles with more mature writing style, which were also written by me. The fair evaluation of these three articles is that the mental state must have the mental state, the writing must have the mental breakdown, and the plot must have the mental state.
"My spirit is extremely unstable today~" This is a book about crazy literature "I don't just want to watch you from a distance" This is a book about madness that has a lot of eyesight
Concept: It expresses the author's feelings and neutral attitude towards darkness and light. It also expresses the author's yearning for different planes and his exploration and pursuit of science (Ke)! [Standard answer! Bushi