Mystery: Lezi People from Entry to Burial

Read warning: This book contains a lot of silly clips, bad internet memes, and operations that make the original characters collectively want to hit people. The style of Cthulhu is retained, but there is joy in the weirdness, and comedy in the horror. Please don't read late at night or you might scare your roommates by laughing. The protagonist doesn't fall in love, he only makes trouble. Love line? Doesn't exist, his true love is the stone of emotions and the helpless sigh of Audrey. If you like a certain character in the original work, it is recommended to be mentally prepared - because the protagonist will let them all break their defenses. Suitable readers: Those who like "Lord of the Mystery" but think the original work is too bitter; those who like fandom but can't stand the bitterness and hatred; those who like the fun-loving protagonist and don't mind the protagonist turning the plot into a pot of porridge. To sum it up in one sentence: A fun-loving person who traveled through time and became Audrey's younger brother. He used an emotional plug-in to deceive and help everyone in the mysterious world. In the end, he became a Sequence 0 dreamer, but he still only wanted to be a field worker - because watching a play is much more interesting than acting.