The Protagonist Has Been Wounded in Battle Yet Again!

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You are a born skeptic.

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You suspect that there are many unreasonable things in this world.

Even though, to everyone else, they have always existed and have always worked this way.

Everyone else grows more accustomed to the world as they get older. You are the opposite: the older you get, the more you resist the oppression this world brings you. You even gradually find it hard to breathe.

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You live in this world, yet feel as though you are imprisoned.

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In the eyes of others, you shine so brightly, living a life like the protagonist's that everyone envies. Yet you devote your entire self to one thing: disproving it all.

They say you are ill.

Perhaps it's because you have gradually become a parasite in that room crammed with documents and data. You are no longer yourself, but a mass of information as sharp as a sword.

You always feel that you are about to see it, that you will soon know.

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Then you become the most seriously ill patient in the entire psychiatric hospital, obediently undergoing repeated psychological interventions, psychiatric treatments, and medication.

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But it doesn't matter.

You're about to be discharged.

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They will believe you.

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Disclaimer: The protagonist's worldview does not represent the author's.

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The setting is entirely fictional.

The novel's selling point is its title. It's written to indulge my personal tastes, a work that truly caters to my kinks, so please don't insult me (I suggest you read the title three more times before starting).

Don't expect to understand the plot, because my head was a mess while I was writing it, too. Just enjoy the kinks.

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A note for reading the main story:

If you come across passages with confused pronouns, contradictory statements, illogical connections between events, incorrect punctuation, and so on, all of these are writing techniques (or foreshadowing). There's no need to correct them, and they won't affect your reading.

Theme: Life is beautiful, and the future is full of promise