(1st Update...... The family hasn't left yet, and the three-day holiday on New Year's Day is just fucked up...... I'll try to see how much I can)

Hayato Hayama is a good man.

I've said it countless times, but I'm going to say it again.

Hayato Hayama is a good man.

He's a very, very good character who came out of a comic, good kind of hypocrisy. It would be terrible to say that this was pretending, so I think from a more benign point of view, Hayama Hayato is a good person.

But what is the concept of this good guy? He's the kind of person who has a hard time saying no to other people's requests. That is, like a little elf, responsive.

This looks like an honest person, bullying casually.

However, he is still a current charge, not an honest person. If it's really just a simple response, then it can almost be said that you will fall into the dilemma of being bullied. Because everybody takes it for granted that you're asked to do something.

So Hayato Hayato is a very smart and good person.

He knew exactly what others would ask for and when, so he took the initiative himself. Just turning the passive into the active is enough to take the lead.

So the current ones are all monsters that can read minds, right? Why is it so easy to judge what other people think? A lot of times I don't know what I'm thinking, and it's terrible that they can tell what other people are thinking.

Because you are a good person, you can please, and after a long time, it will become a habit, and habit will become a command. No one has ever escaped this cycle, unless you make some changes or choices halfway through to break free yourself from the preconceived notion of being coerced by good people and take the initiative.

I'm sure someone can understand how difficult this is. That's an almost impossible task. Rather, those who finish are heroes.

If you can break free and take the initiative and use this momentum to do other things, you will definitely succeed easily. But I can't, not at all. I can't do anything other than nip the crisis in the bud. I can't do that.

So after this judgment, we can come to a very clear conclusion.

A good guy = a mind-reading monster. A dead house that can break free from other people's evaluations = hero. In other words, Xianchong is not actually a human, but a monster. We often talk about the explosion of the current charge, but it is not a ridiculous statement, but a fact. Please join me in raising your hands and shouting slogans, and now you will explode! Long live the dead house that saved the world!

Especially during the holidays, the current charges of relatives and friends everywhere are even more explosive! Fucking death to any social etiquette and greetings! Give me quiet space, okay!

I just want to pretend why you're stopping me!

"Ah, Hayama-san, please take care of yourself."

But the same cannot be said in reality.

In reality, I can only nod politely like this, and then let him do what he should do. Any other activity is considered redundant.

After all, we are a new generation of polite and courteous people, and we have to maintain our own image. It is better to say that the most basic thing in the interaction between people is the image. With the slightly fixed concept of the image is the only person, it's like when you look at an object, you have to remember the outline rather than the weight.

So my image is probably completely negative. IN THE FACE OF PEOPLE WITH SUCH A NEGATIVE IMAGE, ORDINARY PEOPLE USUALLY TAKE THE INITIATIVE TO BRING THREE DEBUFFS SUCH AS "IT'S DISGUSTING", "I DON'T WANT TO TALK TO HIM", "WHAT SHOULD I DO, HE'S SEEN IT". Specifically, it's a sweaty wasted man panting in front of you, licking your whole body with the same beast-like gaze and talking to you.

By the way, the most terrifying thing about this metaphor is that it applies to both men and women. So you can imagine what kind of credibility and image level I have in the class.

So when the handsome man Hayama also came to me, the eyes of the crowd were not so friendly.

What is the saying? I don't kill Beren, but Boruto dies because of me?

Right?

"I don't look particularly welcome...... "It seems that my disgust is too explicit.,Spread his hands at me.,Said with a somewhat embarrassed smile.,"

"But I think it's still necessary to try. It's like last time, you have to try it, don't you? The current party leader smiled warmly.

"It's a great opportunity to show your talents, right?"

“…… Ah, huh? ”

I shrugged my shoulders without being salty.

Look at it, look at how beautiful people say it.

I'm going to have to give it a try. Show my talents, as if I would be able to add them. If this is an ordinary person, it is estimated that they will be grateful, right?

But what happens if it fails? This is not a comic, you can say that if you fail, you can start all over again, as if you fail once, you will inevitably succeed. If it were that easy, the world would be too gentle.

From the beginning of begging for help, it already means failure. Your plan is a failure, and your actions are not possible without begging others. Your name should not be on the winner's podium, but with the names of others. Of course, if you're ruthless enough, you'll have to do something else. But I don't think it's necessary at this point.

The student council asks others to help with the cultural festival, which in itself means the incompetence of the student council. They had no way to take on the role of student council, so much so that they had to turn to others for help.

In the game's terms, there is no way to manage a territory with the intelligence attribute.

This kind of person generally chooses knives, right? An heir is much stronger than having no way to manage a territory. I actually want a regent or something, turn my elbow out sooner or later, and die early before I get a knife. Maybe there's some perks or something.

For example, it is not impossible to inherit the Holy Roman Empire for some reason, right? The knife dropped a retarded and found himself an emperor or something......

"Hayama, you've always been so right, it's really good."

So in the final analysis, there are only five words in the face of this situation.

"But, I refuse."

Looking at Hayama's unsurprised face, I could only pull out a smile.

As a bad party, I have only this choice for the invitation of the current people. Because I don't have anything else to live in.