My girlfriend is Saiki Kusunoki

[Wait, you guys are from PK Academy, don't you know that Naoto's girlfriend is terrifying? Even the club's top guy is only fit to carry the female boss's shoes?]

[Wait, ONE already has a girlfriend? Seriously? Someone as outrageous as him actually has a girlfriend?!]

I just pray that the teacher's girlfriend can make him behave like a normal person; if she keeps stabbing him like this, the child is going to become mentally unstable.

Looking at the comments about killing people on the forum, Naoto felt completely overwhelmed.

So that's it? What about Mikoto's storyline later? Damn it, I haven't even unleashed my ultimate move yet, and you're all down? Am I getting the treatment Araki and Koyoharu Gotouge received?

"Naoto, what are you planning to do to Miyuki?"

Just as Naoto was thinking about this, he suddenly seemed to remember that Nanko was still by his side.

Nanzi, who had begun to calm down, changed her expression again, appearing even more gloomy than before.

"Wait, Nanzi! Let me explain first! It's out!!!!"

Subsequently, people within a ten-mile radius could hear the heartless author's screams, which lingered for a long time.

Chapter 106: A Brief Discussion on Naoto Manga and His Psychological Trauma

When Eiji Niizuma received the latest popularity ranking, several days had passed since the last issue of the manga.

When he saw that the popularity of this issue of "Parasyte" far surpassed that of his own work, he felt not only excited but also somewhat relieved.

From the early issues of Parasyte, Eiji Niizuma had a feeling that Naoto might soon catch up and regain the top spot. However, Eiji Niizuma didn't expect it to happen so quickly.

However, after reading this manga, Eiji Niizuma was surprisingly not angry. Instead, he felt that it was precisely because he was a straight person that he was able to do this.

To be honest, killing off a character is not an unacceptable thing for Eiji Niizuma.

In Eiji Niizuma's view, as long as a character has fulfilled their mission, that is enough for him.

In the Parasyte manga, both the protagonist's mother and Kana are characters who have already fulfilled their missions.

One event led to a complete transformation in the male protagonist, while the other made him realize the terror of the parasites and the importance of cherishing and protecting those around him, allowing him to grow even further.

The deaths of the two men allowed Shinichi Izumi to grow as a character, and in this respect, they did a very good job.

However, both of them are quite popular, especially Kana, whose popularity is even higher than that of the female lead. Even Eiji Niizuma couldn't bear to kill off this popular character.

In the past, authors would have made good use of such characters, or even replaced them as the female lead.

However, Naoto deliberately turned this popular character into a bombshell and detonated it directly.

The resulting explosive conflict ignited the readers' enthusiasm.

Instead of decreasing the work's popularity, it increased it further. Even after everyone thought the protagonist would indiscriminately kill the parasites, it made everyone realize the terror of the parasites once again.

These monsters, who possess their own intelligence, are not lambs to the slaughter.

He doesn't create for popularity, but for the story itself; that's the root of everything Naoto does right now.

This gave Eiji Niizuma a new perspective.

However, while these writers admired Naoto, the readers had a different opinion.

I didn't think so before, but ever since Parasyte has been updating faster and faster, everyone has unanimously felt that Naoto must have some serious illness, and he seems uncomfortable unless he kills off a few of his own characters.

There was even a post on the forum titled "A Brief Discussion on the Connection Between ONE's Manga and His Psychological Trauma," which received many likes and shares.

The content of the post is roughly as follows:

As a loyal reader of ONE, after recently rereading ONE's masterpiece, I carefully studied the author's story and the content of his works, and found that a large part of them are closely related to the author's own psychological trauma.

As we all know, ONE is a very unusual comic artist. He often incorporates elements of his own life into his comics.

For example, when the protagonist of the vampire clan first became a vampire, he encountered a homeless grandfather and grandson, which revealed the miserable lives of the homeless.

And I wonder if you've noticed that in all three of ONE's works so far, the protagonist's parents always encounter huge problems.

Whether it was the death of the male protagonist's parents in a car accident in "The Vampire Clan," the death of the male protagonist's mother in "Cooking Master Boy," or the attack on the parents of the current male protagonist, Shinichi Izumi, none of them escaped unscathed.

Even many people connected to the protagonist will be affected.

As we all know, ONE's parents passed away just last year, and the essence of his work reveals that ONE has never truly been able to escape the memory of his parents' death.

That's why we have the current situation.

So I boldly predict that people will definitely die in the later plot, and there will even be someone who is very important to the protagonist.

This post immediately garnered widespread approval after it was published.

Many people even believe that the reason why Naoto writes such angst is because he hasn't fully recovered from the death of his parents. This is a typical case of severe psychological trauma.

When the person who posted this thread saw it, they almost burst out laughing. How could someone who was perfectly fine suddenly be suffering from psychological trauma? These netizens have such vivid imaginations!

But he couldn't refute it.

If I dared to speak online at this time, I would be immediately bombarded with criticism.

Naoto didn't know what to say. Could he really say he wouldn't kill anyone later? Was that believable? He didn't believe it for a long time.

All I can say is that killing off netizens still gives them enough insight into him.

But Naoto is innocent! He didn't want things to turn out this way, but what can he say?

When someone asks you why you're so good with a knife, what do straight people say? Saying they have no psychological trauma makes them seem like psychopaths, which sounds even worse.

"Anyway, the public opinion is what it is now, so I might as well just let myself go. I should have refrained from criticizing Crocodile and Araki back then. Now I'm really in a bad situation."

When Naoto puts down his paintbrush, he always feels a tightness in his chest that he can't release.

I was creating something perfectly fine, but in the eyes of dog-loving netizens, it turned into me having a mental illness.

"Since you all think I'm having an episode, then I'll show you! You scoundrels, a bunch of scoundrels, just wait and see!"

Thinking this way, Naoto decided to throw caution to the wind and his thoughts suddenly became clear.

At this moment, Naoto's right hand moved like a fluttering butterfly, constantly landing on the drawing paper. This time, Naoto was determined to show those guys what a real knife was.

Unbeknownst to Naoto, who was focused on his work, Nanko's mother was happily answering a phone call at home.

On the other end of the phone was a direct call to Cambridge University, the "British Capital of Cambridge."

"Huh? Nanzi already has a boyfriend? And it's that Zhi Ren guy? Hahaha, these two actually got together? I really didn't expect this. Okay, okay, I'll come back when I have time. Don't worry, I'll send some local specialties to Mom and the others."

The person who answered the phone was a beautiful girl with light gray hair.

She was wearing a headband similar in style to Nanzi's.

After hanging up the phone, the girl, who had been all smiles, immediately turned into a sinister demon.

This scene startled all the researchers around.

"Professor, are you okay?"

"It's okay. Right now, immediately, book me a ticket back to Japan."

"Now?"

"Hmm, it seems I really need to find some time to visit my lovely sister and my not-so-lovely brother-in-law."

"

Chapter 107: Let's establish a creative writing club! Naoto-sensei!

Neither Naoto nor Nanako knew that a certain extremely obsessive sister-complex was about to return to the country.

However, at school, Naoto was entangled in another troublesome matter.

Well, it's not so much that he was entangled, but rather that he was dragged into this matter.

The incident began during lunch—

"Hey, Hachiman, if you're having any difficulties, just tell me. There's no need to make things so complicated."

"That's right, Hachiman. As friends, if you have any difficulties, you can always tell us."

Naoto and Sakuta, sitting next to Hachiman, felt something was off about Hachiman's hesitant expression.

The main reason was that this person sighed from time to time, which made the two of them unconsciously glance at him a few more times.

"Huh? Is it that obvious?"

After hearing what the two said, Hachiman reacted instinctively.

It was only then that Hachiman realized just how heavy his worries had been.

"Your face looked so worried just now. What could be bothering you that you couldn't hide it? Your deadpan expression was gone. This isn't like you at all."

After spending some time with them, they had come to understand that no matter what painful things Hachiman encountered, he would most likely keep them to himself and not let others know.

But this time, Hachiman looked very worried, so it must not be a simple matter.

"Ah, it's nothing really, it's just... um, you two, would you like to learn about the Service Club?"

"Service Department? What's that? Does our school have such a club?"

Faced with questions from his two friends, Hachiman didn't know how to describe this strange club.

When Hiratsuka Shizuka asked him to start a club, he thought she wanted him to join some kind of sports club so he could make friends. After all, in sports, teammates often become brothers after interacting a lot, which is a normal thing.

But to his utter surprise, Hiratsuka Shizuka pulled him directly into an empty classroom and said that this would be the club of the future.

Hachiman couldn't hold back anymore. What did that mean? Was he supposed to start from scratch with the Empty Club?

What Hachiman found most unbearable was that there was another person in the classroom, someone he recognized—indeed, there weren't many people in the school he didn't know. That person was—Yukino Yukinoshita.

In the original work, Yukino Yukinoshita is one of the most beautiful girls in school, a graceful and well-bred young lady with the air of a top student or aristocrat, making her stand out from those around her. She possesses a refined appearance, delicate features, fair and translucent skin, perfectly sized pink lips, long black hair past her shoulders, and an irresistibly cute face. When she smiles, she reveals two dimples and prominent canine teeth. Her beauty, like her name, is cold and unapproachable. She exudes an air of mystery, giving off an unattainable aura. Hikigaya describes it as an untouchable beauty, Yui as a breathtaking beauty, and Isshiki as a sorrowful beauty.

The original work describes it many times as: "A picturesque scene, a girl who would still exist even if the world ended."

However, she has small breasts, and her breast development was initially criticized as being like Xiao Cai's. Later, she was often criticized as "'not well-endowed'", "Guanzhong Plain", and "Miss Flat-bottomed".

For Hachiman Hikigaya, Yukino Yukinoshita is probably the person he's least good at dealing with.

At this point, Hachiman had already begun to think about how to moisten it.

What made things even more difficult for Hachiman was that the mission of this demon guild was utterly absurd.

In simple terms, a service society accepts various requests and then helps those people complete those requests.

"Pfft, are you sure this isn't some kind of Yorozuya? So, is our Hachiman Gintoki or Shinpachi?"