Shirasawa Chinhiro was originally just a patient waiting to die. When he was desperate, a guy who claimed to be a system appeared.
System: What is your wish?
Chihiro Shirasawa: I want to die (seriously)
"A grand death to be sure."
In order to realize his wish, Shirasawa Chihiro made a deal with the system. He went to Kexue to accumulate enough popularity points (death points), and the system was responsible for giving him a final "grand death".
Chihiro Shirasawa: Why is the popularity value equal to the death value?
System: Didn't you find that characters with higher popularity are more likely to die in the finale?
Shirasawa Chihiro:?
I originally wanted to stay with the protagonist group and develop slowly, but I never expected to be taken away by the villain at the beginning.
Okay, if you can't beat them, then join. Anyway, villains also have ways to increase their popularity, and the popularity of charming villains will not be low.
Q: How to be a charismatic villain
Answer: Kicking lunch boxes, going crazy, going to the theater, and being a fun person
I thought An An could just go crazy and watch the show with peace of mind, but I didn't want the damn organization to exploit him like a poor, innocent little researcher.
As an adult, he was slapped with a backhand and sent to the Metropolitan Police to work as an undercover agent.
Chihiro Shirasawa: MD Broken Organization (gnashing teeth)
He is the righteous coroner of the Metropolitan Police Department, a mad researcher who walks in the darkness, and a black undercover who risks his own life to deliver information to the police.
He has many identities and many stories, but there is only one ending.
When the main plot started, he could finally see the forum.
[Vesper is actually not that bad (whispering)
[He kills people and sets fires, but he is a good person!
[I don't mean to whitewash Vesper, but the kid looks really cool when he goes crazy]
[He is a madman, but he is so mad that he is sane (confusing language)
[Damn it, I just like how crazy he looks]
Wow, this overwhelming popularity... Oh no, it's the death value.
Ps: In Japan, forensic medicine generally belongs to the hospitals affiliated to universities, and does not belong to any department of forensics or scientific research. The setting of the protagonist in this article is purely private, so please pay attention to lightning protection.
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Intention: Fight for the final perfect ending!