Giving Yokohama a Shock from City A

Baili Bian, from the talent-filled City A, where alleys are full of men of unknown origin, school back doors are crowded with gloomy white-shirted teenagers, shopping malls and airports are guarded by tanks and helicopters, and streets are filled with the scent of cedar and milk.

When he transmigrated to Yokohama and saw the empty alleys, shops with open doors, and people screaming at gunshots, he knew this was a good place y–– the citizens were simple and kind, the economy was stable, and work was normal and straightforward.

A stranger arrived in Yokohama. He had never fired a gun but could accurately dodge every bullet. He claimed to be an ordinary person but could ignore corpses on the ground. He repeatedly said safety was paramount but consistently disrupted the Port Mafia's plans.

Facing doubts from all directions, he responded with even bigger question marks, as if asking, "Isn't this basic common sense?"