Tokyo: Starting from Taking in JK, Who Is in the Same Class

Why doesn't the male protagonist directly admit that the "mask" is him? Isn't it interesting to watch the other person feel uncomfortable? He didn't say anything that could be explained clearly in just one or two sentences. Was it because he was misunderstood as a scumbag that made him feel unhappy? Or is the male protagonist just an awkward person?

It starts with nothing but a dull story about a good old man who gets a system (which assists the protagonist to become an all-round central air conditioner).

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The beginning is a very common routine: The male protagonist works in a convenience store and meets a homeless girl. Because it was compulsory to join a club, I joined a certain club and met the eldest lady I didn't continue reading after that. There was nothing new except rejecting a task from the system.

The smell is so strong, it almost resembles the one written by Crow.

The beginning is ordinary, with a bit of a cliche plot.

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The hidden identity of this kind of routine should be perfect, but the heroine is let go at the beginning, and she suddenly changes from a perfect close friend to an ordinary netizen. Even if this identity is exposed, it will not feel good, and the sense of expectation is instantly gone.

What Qianrenwanhua (panic) (turns off the laptop screen) (looks around) I don't play Qianrenwanka (hide the notebook behind him in a panic) (pretend to be calm) (try to step closer to explain) (falls) (gets up in embarrassment) (falls again) (anxious) (grabs your trouser legs) (panic) I don't play Qianrenwanka, please don't despise me, please don't stop playing with me (panic) I ... I have never played any galgame (eyes darting around) (horrified) (crying) (rolling on the ground) (remembering the notebook behind me) (throwing away the notebook) I... My notebook is for playing Genshin Impact. I am really not Yuzu Chef... (Crazy) (jumps away) (screaming) Don't ask anymore, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh questions. ! ! (Escapes darkly) I'm really not Chef Yuzu😭I don't know how to perform that😱That's the one…………Ciallo~(∠ω< )⌒☆

Although not telling the heroine the identity of her netizen is to prevent her favorability from getting too high and it will be difficult to write later, why is this setting necessary in the first place? People watching felt a little uncomfortable.

Damn it, I didn't even get the top three spots

If possible, please change the first chapter.