[One Piece] This Navy Is Awesome and Too Stupid

In order to reduce expenses, Joey Baikal rented a house with others. His roommate was a navy man. He was good-looking and good-looking. His fists were not good all year round, and he often did not come back from training until late at night. Joy Baigar was too embarrassed to criticize her roommate who was not suitable for the Navy, so she suggested that her roommate consider a civilian career in the Navy. However, her roommate's IQ seemed to be diluted by her height. Not only could she not read books, but she also always made mistakes in arithmetic. After once miscalculating money, her roommate simply threw her bank card for daily expenses. It's hard to find roommates these days who don't care about money. Joy Baigar decided that as long as her roommate did not sacrifice, she could not change roommates for the rest of her life. However, due to her weak constitution, her roommate's body is colder than that of ordinary people. Joy Baigar is a war reporter. She has touched a corpse, and the temperature of her roommate's body is the same as that of a corpse. She doesn't want her easy-going roommate anymore, does she? Joy Baikal couldn't help but feel worried, but the more she didn't want something to happen, the easier it would happen. Once she came home, her roommate's body was extremely cold. Joy Baigar could not accept the fact that her roommate died suddenly. Although she was not a good person, the death of a good person always made her uncomfortable. "It's done, let his property shine." Morgans, who is also a reporter, is Joey Baikal's childhood friend. The two of them have been bad guys since childhood. Joey Baikal's dusty villain blood has awakened, and he feels that what Morgans said makes sense. According to Morgans, spouses have the right to inherit property. Joey Baigar took out a decorative ring that he didn't usually wear and put it on his roommate's cold ring finger. Suddenly, her cold roommate turns up dead. The roommate stared at the ring on his finger for a while, as if he was dreaming, but his dull eyes were the same as when he was awake. Roommate: "I do." Joey Baikal & Morgans: "Eh, eh—???" Concept: snake girl × ice boy × rental house literature