With nothing better to do, Tatsuya Sakuya started roasting himself in his notebook.
Yes, he had no intention of sparing even himself.
There was no particular reason for it. He simply wanted to kill some time.
People were like that. When they were busy, they always wished for some free time, but once they had it, they wanted something to do. What a contradiction!
As nice as the idea sounded, he seemed to be having trouble getting started...
Exhaustion.
Whenever he tried to muster the motivation to do something productive, he felt exhausted.
It wasn't really laziness, though. He just lacked inspiration...
Tatsuya Sakuya suddenly thought of a good approach. Since he didn't know what to write, couldn't he ask himself a few questions or set himself a few requirements?
Considering himself a man of action, Tatsuya Sakuya immediately came up with a question.
Question: "Don't you have any ambition to do something for this world?"
Answer: "No. Working less, earning more, and getting something for nothing-that's my ambition."
Tatsuya Sakuya quickly answered his own question.
Should I put 'wants to work less, earn more, and get something for nothing' in my own section?
But I refuse.
One of my favorite things to do as Tatsuya Sakuya is say "NO" to negative assessments of myself and reject them.
He then wrote "always wise and right" in Tatsuya Sakuya's section.
Actually, 'working less, earning more, and getting something for nothing' doesn't really count as a negative assessment, does it?
It's what most people want, after all.
I get the feeling my assessment of myself is becoming less objective the longer I keep this up.
When I have time, I could ask other people what they think of me.
Of course, Tatsuya Sakuya had no intention of asking delinquents like Ryuen Kakeru