My name is Levi, and I work in anime.

……

Well, these small fry aren't exactly small fry; at least they still take a toll on one's spirit.

Dealing with these guys every day is bound to cause mental health problems.

After Sakata Gintoki was dragged away like a dead dog while shouting, "You can't do this to me! I've served Samurai Shodown! I've shed blood for the Last Blade! I want to see Tsukuyo! I want to see Tsukuyo!", the interrogation finally came to an end.

"Take a break, senior. You've already worked very hard."

A girl in a blue and white sailor uniform poured a cup of coffee for the boy, then stood behind Li Wei and gently massaged his head with both hands.

The comfortable feel effectively relieved his fatigue, and Li Wei closed his eyes comfortably.

The girl's body was only a few centimeters away from the boy, and her fresh body fragrance lingered around him, making him feel relaxed and happy.

"Your technique is excellent, Setsuna." He couldn't help but praise, "Your cooking is also superb. You'll definitely be a good wife in the future."

"As long as you like it, senior."

On the surface, Yukina Himeragi wore a demure, girlish smile, but inwardly she was overjoyed.

It took a tremendous amount of effort to squeeze out those guys from the Lion King organization who wanted to take the secretary position from me. I even went to a massage training course for a week for intensive training, and the results were remarkable.

These refreshing body scents were the best answer the Lion King Agency came up with after a meeting and discussion—it's a mystery why this government department, with its bizarre countermeasures, does this kind of work every day. Anyone who didn't know better would think it was some kind of legendary matchmaking agency, and Levi was one of their key clients.

As for the other superpowered girls who didn't manage to snatch Setsuna's attention, they privately made comments like, "The first heroine to appear is usually just sitting by the protagonist's side watching one by one build a harem, it's not good," "Exactly, the first one to appear isn't that great, the one who falls from the sky is the best," and "Just satisfy the little girl's vanity for now, sooner or later the little boy will know how good the older sister is," and the girls just pretended not to hear them.

Just kidding, I'm determined to win over Senior Li Wei. Even if it's Senior Isayama, I won't lose.

I looked up at the clock; it was almost noon.

"That's about it. Xuecai, you pack your things too, let's go home." Stretching, Li Wei perked up and gave the instructions.

There's something very important to do later—today is the day Hiratsuka-nee is being discharged from the hospital.

Although the doctors at St. Juliana Hospital were all familiar faces, and Saeko had already prepared to take her home—many people had forgotten that they were cousins—he was still a little worried and planned to go check on her.

I also took the opportunity to exchange medical experiences with the doctors. I had obtained quite a few novel medicines in the Fairy Kingdom before—most of them were poisons.

"Okay senior."

The girl felt increasingly disappointed. She had even prepared a bento box for two, but unfortunately, she didn't have to use it.

The Lion King Organization had even arranged the rendezvous location, the candlelight dinner, and the hotel for the night. They even planned to cut off the power when the two reached the highest point of the Ferris wheel to create a bridge-breaking effect—a truly meticulous, one-stop service. They were just waiting for the two to be all lovey-dovey, to arrange a marriage, to make her blush, and ideally, for her to join the Lion King Organization later, so she could speak louder during government meetings.

It's just sending a girl, it's practically a risk-free business. If that's not enough, I can send a few more.

Li Wei was unaware of how many people were eyeing his body; he only felt that he had encountered a lot of girls lately, and their quality was unusually high.

"Is it just my imagination?" the boy wondered, somewhat puzzled.