I Shaved. Then I Picked Up a High School Girl.

This protagonist is so wicked, he actually locked up a shared bicycle!

Shaving, then locking the bus 😅

Shaving. Then finding the tattered crotch.

Your ex's rotten crotch is still being washed; I really hope you all become like that (shayou). Well, this is birth.

I initially saw the tag "pure love, can you believe it?" Somewhere, and reading it without knowing the context was utterly disgusting. A self-destructive female lead, a male lead who knowingly breaks the law, redemption? What a load of bull! It's just a piece of garbage that tries to piggyback on social issues with no real purpose. Besides disgusting readers, I can't understand the point of the female lead's character. A rich heiress? Domestic emotional abuse? Her caring brother is just a decoration? Anyone who didn't know better would think someone forced the female lead. Those who defend this work are probably mentally unstable. The best ending would be the male lead and the underage prostitute both ending up in jail. And they still have the nerve to talk about redemption? The Japanese are truly twisted.

This is a very good novel. Words are too inadequate to describe it. I first encountered this book on a forum, and later, when I saw it featured on Pineapple Bun and even on its cover, I was initially surprised, but then quite happy. I thought that perhaps more people would enjoy this work on Pineapple Bun, a platform with a wide readership. Unfortunately, everything was in ruins. I, though hesitant and reluctant to comment, dared not speak, nor did I know what to say. Later, after much reflection, I was moved, and inspired by this, I dare to discuss it. Shayou, the creator of error, the innocent victim, the bewildered and remorseful, the guilty and indifferent, the pitiful criminal. I...

First, let me state something: what follows is primarily my subjective opinion. If you're expecting me to offer objective and positive feedback, you can now close the window. Incidentally, I've included a lot of external information to illustrate the differences between the real-life "God-like" character and Sayu from *Shaving*. First, let's discuss Sayu's origins. The author clearly states in the afterword: she was conceived on the spot while using the restroom. Of course, we don't know what she did in the restroom that led to this character's creation. The beginning is hasty… This is what the author himself said, not something I made up. Actually, the fact that Sayu is a "God-like" character isn't really a major flaw. Focusing on society…

Shaving, then finding a female bus

Shayou lost, and the online forum is in an uproar.

JP's excellent light novel culture and unique values always surprise me 😋