For the next few days, Fang Zheng and Suiseiseki got along without incident. She did not dare cause trouble for him, though she still occasionally watched him from afar in secret. Clearly, entering Fang Zheng's dream that night had terrified and shocked Suiseiseki so deeply that she was now somewhat afraid whenever she faced him.
As for Fang Zheng, these Rozen Maidens felt like a few pets he was raising. Hinaichigo was like an energetic little puppy, Crimson like an elegant, steady house cat, while Suiseiseki felt more like a stray cat freshly picked up off the street—curious yet timid.
Fang Zheng did not care about that. The summer vacation after ninth grade was the best: no summer homework, plenty of time, and he could spend every day however he wanted... Of course, only the vacations after ninth grade and senior year of high school were this wonderful. For the latter, your fate even depended on your college entrance exam results.
If you did well, the whole summer vacation was paradise.
If you did poorly, it was hell.
Even vacations after starting work were not this enjoyable. After all, who knew whether your boss would call and drag you back to reality while you were enjoying your time off?
Fang Zheng did that sort of thing all the time.
He basically never had vacations, so why should anyone else have them?
Rather than suffer from scarcity, people suffered from unfairness. If they were going to die, then everyone should die together.
What was so bad about being a corporate slave? Devoting a limited life to infinite work was also serving the people.
But now that he was back in the summer after ninth grade, Fang Zheng could finally savor those carefree, lawless days again.
Just as Fang Zheng drank Happy