The Japanese Child Guidance Center is a specialized agency established by the Japanese government to protect and support children experiencing abuse, hardship, psychological problems, or family troubles. The people who work there are called welfare workers.
And Senra Shenyu is a particularly earnest and especially tenacious welfare worker.
After a gruesome murder case, the director of the Child Guidance Center asked Shenyu in anguish:
"Do you know what could have happened if you hadn't managed to get out?"
"Those people would have grabbed you, stripped off your clothes, and taken pictures of your body. You could suddenly have ended up saddled with a massive debt, one so huge you'd have to sell yourself to pay it off. They would destroy you and wring you dry. Those bastards are the lowest of the low. Shenyu, I don't want you putting yourself in danger again. You're not a savior. I'm scared..."
Shenyu shook her head and answered calmly:
"If I hadn't saved her, those things would have happened to this five-year-old girl. Her father disappeared after borrowing from loan sharks, and her mother couldn't fill the hole no matter what she did. Those thugs broke into her home and carried her off like they were picking a flower..."
"What would have happened if I hadn't gone to save her, Director? Yes, I know what could have happened if I hadn't managed to get out. But I'd already gone in, and I had a way to escape. So no matter what, those terrible things weren't going to happen to her that night."
"I'm certainly not a savior. Not at all. I don't deserve that title."
"But I have to do something. Something useful, something that can change things... Even if it's only a little."
I also tried writing a blurb with a bit of an otome-game feel!
"Wait, that can't be right. Does welfare worker mean 'if you don't take good care of the kid, they'll become your kid'?"
A certain traditional clan was in complete despair as their own divine child rolled around on the ground, pristine as ever, insisting that he wanted to become someone else's child.
"...I'm technically still a fresh-faced minor, but I'm nineteen now. There's no way you need to treat me like a child. That's creepy."
The Heavenly Restriction Tyrant had only just run away from home. He complained helplessly, but behind the scenes, he was already won over.
"Start by saving the people around you... So this is the path you chose."
With a difficult summer about to begin, the gloomy boy with the topknot gave an inscrutable smile. He was sure there was no light ahead... yet, in a daze, he could still make out a glimmer of hope.
In short, this is the story of a hardworking employee at a Child Guidance Center.
It's a crossover that brings in a lot of different works, with the main plot focused on protecting abused children. So quite a few familiar series are mixed in.
Theme: When you have the means, help the world as well as yourself.
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I really like these conversations between Shenyu and Shi'er. Shenyu's highly socialized advantages and Shi'er's military/intelligence advantages lead to the initiative being repeatedly passed between the two like a ping-pong ball. . . [Let me be healthy]
What a shallow hole. . . Chase it from the android book. . . As a result, I fell into a trap.
I have to praise the power of the boss's words... I came from the artificial man. The boss's pen and ink are like a knife, calmly cutting through something, dissecting the real inner part and putting it in front of you, and then asking directly and like a child why, asking knowingly and talking to himself, the atmosphere is slowly shrouded like a gray fog... The plot is wonderful and the characters are very attractive...
It doesn't matter if you feel it, it's better to be a rat
His face has been seen. If he doesn't get rid of it, there will be endless troubles.
He's so strong that he can strangle an adult man to death with a skipping rope. He's so right. He just strangled one.
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Ah, why don't you kill me? I can't imagine what this kind of person could become [question mark] 🍉
It looks so good that it equals the tie??????????????????????)?? Since the question is asked, it means that the heroine does not want to give up thinking. Killing without a bottom line and an extreme mentality can easily lead to imbalance. Although she is jealous of evil, she is not completely devoid of empathy. Unlike accomplices, the heroine does not feel pleasure in killing criminals. If it is really a living life, just like the degree of social harm mentioned by the author, if only these crimes are committed Is it really necessary to die? If this continues, will he not be able to maintain his original intention, as if he is worried about the imbalance of accomplices? It's a bit unclear. There is a difference between being a scum and being born. I think scum still has a character that should be sentenced and jailed. To be honest, his ex-wife divorced and the children are no longer with him. If it is not a crime that is too beastly, let the law handle it.
To fight tooth for tooth, since he can only use violence to the weak in a stupid way, I hope to turn him into an idiot, so that he can sink to the point where he can't use violence in any way.