Ah, how to say, the reason why I haven't updated recently is that I can't spare time for work. The quality of the works on the magazine side was cut in half, and there was a big problem with the typesetting of the picture book, and even the number of manuscripts on the ordinary online article side was not right. In general, all kinds of things have happened, and I feel miserable that I don't have any money for the New Year. (laughs)

Overall, I'm quite satisfied with the second volume. The protagonist of this volume is actually not Yukishimo, nor Yukihama, not Kikiza, but Hikiya himself. He has always looked at everything with a strong sense of superiority. But in fact, as a link in the cogs of the whole school, although it is superior in thought, it is absolutely not allowed in behavior. This volume mainly tells how Biqigu gradually stepped into the normal thinking of high school students from the original thinking too much.

As I said, students have to behave as students, and work has to behave as work. You can do whatever you want in thought, but you must keep in touch with your surroundings in your behavior. Different, everyone must be different, this truth is still very simple.

So in this volume, except for Hikiya himself, they are all gears used to disguise change. Make him feel like he's also a small part in the gears, not the one who debugs the gears. In this kind of environment and society, there are no people who debug the gears at all, and they can only be slowly corrected by the gears one by one. Even if your thoughts are above all else, your actions are meaningless.

In the simplest words, unity is strength. For the first time, Hikiya would be aware of the manifestation of this terrible force.

Even if those people didn't make any moves, the suspicious people would destroy his psychological defenses. Because you don't know what other people think, but others can monitor you little by little through countless people.

The end of this volume is really still-

Let's go back to society, Biqigu, don't be isolated anymore. (laughs)