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Circle - a little black cat with no father or mother and unknown origins who suddenly appears in the cat village, and his friend Tutu - a little white cat who leaves the cat village after an accident and encounters a series of things. The setting is in a fairy tale world (not a sophisticated fairy tale world, and it is normal to conflict with fairy tales).

(1v1) (named by the author as Fei) Mo Ran, an ordinary junior high school student, originally wanted to live a stable life. However, he was brought into the world of fast-travelers by a girl who called herself Author No. 36 And became a fast-traveler. Forget about becoming a fast traveler, why is the world of fast travel like this? Shouldn't there be a system? Shouldn't there be a strategy (counterattack) mission? Shouldn't there be competition with each other? Why not even erasure? What kind of fast travel is this? Author No. 36 Said: System, you can ask another author for it. As for missions, our job is to maintain the balance of the plane, and there are no strategy (counterattack) missions. To compete, you can participate in the Fast Wearer Competition. Then comes erasure. Do you really want to die? Looking at various fast-traveling stories, how can any other fast-traveling world be as free as ours? How wonderful. Mo Ran: You win... Note: The heroine has a split personality in the early stage, and in the later stage... This article focuses on daily life, supplemented by tasks. I want to watch it as a quick travel mission.