I don't know if it's a problem I'm shaping.

Because of his physical and congenital problems, little Mike has never been out of the manor, nor has he harmed anyone.

Such a person.

The protagonist accepts him, lets him invent things, and becomes the core of the protagonist's power and one of the protagonists' groups.

Is this plot a poisonous point?

I don't understand it.

The quality of the murder weapon lies in the person who uses it, Xiao Mike is innocent, and the protagonist will not use him to do something like "reading".

Personally, I think this seems to be acceptable.

Readers who are troublesome to see can reply to the dog thief.

I just saw a comment that made me a little confused if I didn't write it well or didn't write it clearly, and it became a poison point.

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