*“Please remember, the waning moon is a corpse.”
*This is super over-the-top, ridiculously melodramatic and bloody. It includes: the losing love interest, teacher-student relationships, twisted one-sided and mutual crushes, and unlawful confinement, brainwashing, true love (?) and mutual murder (yes), among other things.
****If you're okay with that, then... shall we begin?
I, Hasegawa Tasuku, am a hopeless romantic.
As a hopeless romantic, what I want most is for someone to fall in love with me.
Unfortunately, the people around me are either murderers or hot guys with a one-way ticket to prison.
Though they're very good-looking, I turned down most of their romantic advances.
Hasegawa Tasuku, with an impressive dating record: :^)
For sweet romance and a happy life, I've decided to leave the organization and embrace the future!
I told my overworked colleague about my plan, and as it happened, he'd recently been thinking about killing me, too.
Hasegawa Tasuku: I'll let you in on a secret: I'm going to sneak away.
Gin: ??? Are you insane?
How could I stop one of the founding members from leaving? Especially when he's the person the big boss at the very top has secretly loved most of all.
Hasegawa Tasuku, amnesiac and excited: I'm going to pursue freedom!
Gin: ...
Here's the serious synopsis:
For reasons unknown, Hasegawa Tasuku has lived an extraordinarily long life, but now he's lost his memory. To die properly and not alone, he must set out on a journey to find his memories.
At the same time, those who once looked up to him through the years begin their own plan to fish the moon out of the water...
A gentle (and explosive) fairy tale, dedicated to everyone who gazes up at the stars alone at night (and can't find the red-and-white site).
*The protagonist has had lots of romances~ Lots and lots~ They're told in snippets because his memories are shattered into tiny pieces (strokes chin).
*The protagonist has a mental illness. He's a “lunatic” in the literal sense.
*What he says doesn't necessarily reflect what he really thinks, but this story is all about striving for sweet (fake) romance!
*Also known as One Hundred and One Dates with the Incubus Hasegawa (not really)
Ghost Boys and Girls Charge Ahead (yes, really)
*Come on, pick your favorite!~ (I'm fine with n...p too. The author welcomes everyone, hehe~)
*Includes a playlist Q, Hasegawa Tasuku~
By the way, there are two versions of the playlist: one from the perspective of others (the losing love interests) and one from his own perspective. So if you're interested, give them a listen and see what you think! :-D
*The moon is already dead.
Theme: Good love makes people better.
It's really beautiful, but I don't know why there are so few people (whispering) It just has a "crazy" and "chaotic" feel, which fits Hasegawa's character very well. It feels like he has lived too long and his memory is messy, and there seems to be a barrier between him and other people. However, I don't understand what the timeline is like (I'm a fool, and there's someone else who didn't read it later, so I don't understand 🥺) Will everyone regain their memory in the future? It's just that it hurts to look at it now Super pretty! Tie Tie
It's a cat with a mellow and sweet temperament. It's so novel. Does it look at those men like balls of yarn and then twirls them around and makes them dizzy?
So if you don't have contact with the protagonist, you will gradually forget about the protagonist? [Loading]
It's really beautiful, but I don't know why there are so few people (whispering) It just has a "crazy" and "chaotic" feel, which fits Hasegawa's character very well. It feels like he has lived too long and his memory is messy, and there seems to be a barrier between him and other people. However, I don't understand what the timeline is like (I'm a fool, and there's someone else who didn't read it later, so I don't understand 🥺) Will everyone regain their memory in the future? It's just that it hurts to look at it now Super pretty! Tie Tie
It's really beautiful, but I don't know why there are so few people (whispering) It just has a "crazy" and "chaotic" feel, which fits Hasegawa's character very well. It feels like he has lived too long and his memory is messy, and there seems to be a barrier between him and other people. However, I don't understand what the timeline is like (I'm a fool, and there's someone else who didn't read it later, so I don't understand 🥺) Will everyone regain their memory in the future? It's just that it hurts to look at it now Super pretty! Tie Tie
Very well written! I just don't know why no one is watching (whispering) Just... How do I put it? It has a very "crazy" and "chaotic" feeling, which is probably intentional. Anyway, it fits Hasegawa's character very well. But I didn't watch the last one, so Hasegawa is really a little sick? From the previous point of view, it feels like I have lived for too long and my memory is confused. I feel like I live in a different world from others. Why do both sides look so familiar? Is it because we met and fell in love before and then forgot? (I'm a fool, I don't understand a little bit 🥺) Anyway, it's super pretty!
A lot of updates (happy fall [Purple Sugar] kswl
So is this couple a be? 😭 😭
Stream of consciousness feels like reading a classic. I finally understand [glasses]
How long will it take to get the copy of Karasuma 🧋