After Bourbon Picked Up a Sharp-Tongued Little Apple

This novel enters VIP on May 8! There will be a 10,000-character update on the day it enters VIP, followed by daily updates! (Celebratory confetti) A little boy with green hair has appeared by the side of the handsome clerk at the Poirot Café. They say the child is the son of a distant relative of the clerk, and is staying at his house for a while for some reason. The boy looks obedient and adorable, but he has a sharp tongue that doesn't discriminate between friend and foe. Pretty much everyone around him has been subjected to his cutting remarks. His bespectacled classmate: How can a kid be this venomous? It's a miracle he's made it this far without getting into trouble... But why does he like wearing such a weird hat? The clerk's coworker: He's such a clever and adorable little boy~ It's just that sometimes his words hit a little too close to home. The detective upstairs from the Poirot Café: Compared to that kid... even the brats in my house seem a lot cuter. Even Amuro, the clerk himself, has no idea why this child has latched onto him. He remembers finding the child on his way home. The child couldn't find his parents and had lost his memories, so Amuro's sense of justice as a member of Public Security made him take the boy in. After taking him in, Amuro discovered that everything he did started going smoothly. Even his undercover work became remarkably easy, and the organization grew to trust him more and more. Even the long-haired executive, who had never trusted him, inexplicably praised him. Even Rum, with his bizarre temper, complimented his performance. His standing in the organization became increasingly secure. Eventually, he began to think that if he didn't deal with the organization soon, he would end up becoming its new Boss... Then one day, a suspicious person claiming to be the child's guardian suddenly appeared and tried to take him away. Fran woke up in ill-fitting clothes, having lost his memories and found himself in an unfamiliar city. In a single day in this city, Fran came across one bombing, two robberies, and three murders. Fran decided the city was dangerous and that he needed to find a qualified guardian. Then he set his sights on a man whose hair color was different from everyone else's and successfully moved into his home. Afterward, Fran discovered that his new guardian seemed to be a member of a criminal organization. As a good child who repays kindness, he decided to help his guardian get promoted and earn a raise. He just couldn't figure out why his guardian didn't seem happy when Fran finally got him on the verge of becoming the organization's Boss. Adults really are hard to understand. Later, he learned that his guardian's true identity was an undercover agent from Public Security, sent into the organization. Later still, a strange man with a pineapple-shaped hairstyle showed up and claimed he was Fran's guardian. This pineapple man was also a Mafia member. As Fran's real guardian and the Tenth Generation Vongola Mist Guardian, he never expected his student to be ambushed, turned into a child, and lose his memories. In the end, the kid even found himself a new guardian from Public Security, and nearly made the man the Boss of an organization. ...Since when did this kid become so proactive? Coming soon: Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part 1: [One month until school starts. I got a farm in an alternate dimension and got bound to what seems to be a bootleg Stardew Valley System. Well, this is a big deal. I should write it down. P.S. There are lots of fish in the fish pond here.] Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part 2: [Bad news: The System wants me to clear land and farm with a hoe. Good news: The System is an artificial idiot, so just turning over the soil a little counts as completing the task. P.S. Completing the fish pond collection is kind of difficult.] Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part 3: [Before school starts, the artificial idiot System gives me a new task: grow a special plant and raise a special animal. It also says the rare fish I spent half a month breeding doesn't count. Tch. P.S. Next target: a legendary fish.] Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part 4: [This new school is unusual. There are only three students in my class. Besides me, there are two male classmates who look like trouble, so I'd better stay away from them. P.S. Didn't catch anything today either.] Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part 5: [Wouldn't plants grown from balls made out of cursed spirits be special? P.S. Is it impossible to catch a legendary fish with the fish bait from the System shop?] Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part 6: [Well, it really is special. I also got some free labor. P.S. I wonder if I can catch a legendary fish with these plants.] Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part 7: [The young master, bored of being left out, wanted to farm too. But before long, he ran off and stole the farm's honey, then got chased by bees. What a moron. Still, he's decent labor. P.S. The young master is too noisy. He scared away my legendary fish.] Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part 8: [You can take things from the farm outside now. I didn't expect them to work against cursed spirits too. Looks like I'll have more time to fish from now on. P.S. Still haven't caught a legendary fish today.] Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part 9: [Those rotten oranges want me to hand over the farm to them. I reasonably suspect their brains have been damaged by cursed spirits. As a doctor, I've decided to treat them for free. Crossed out: The prison in the farm's mining area is finished, so I'll lock all those guys up and make them mine. Crossed out Crossed out: I wonder if I can catch a legendary fish with rotten oranges. Crossed out] Excerpts from Shoko's Frontier Farm Journal, Part ...: [Good news: I finally caught a legendary fish. Bad news: There's still one hidden fish I haven't caught, so I failed to complete the collection. P.S. Gojo, Geto, stop snooping. I'm not writing anymore until I complete the collection. Get back to work.] In a nutshell: Shoko the farmer and her two classmates, the farmhands Yaga: What have you three been doing all day? Shoko: Fishing. Completing the collection. Geto: Farming. New crops. Gojo: Raising cows. Making desserts. Yaga: ? The three go out shopping. Shoko: I'm going to check out the fishing tackle shop. Geto: I'm going to check out the garden center. Gojo: I'm going to check out the feed store. Theme: Repaying kindness is a virtue