Is ending the entire world a sin, or is it innocent? Well it depends. "SHAKAI SHUGI: Basically the Reason your Solution is the Problem" is the story of how an 18 year old boy decided the fate of humanity from the "comfort and safety of his own home." Harper has always claimed that he did it for the sake of freedom and happiness, but is that really his intention?
Harper T. Leeroy has a pretty perfect life as far as anyone can tell. 2 parents, 4 siblings, and a happy family all as a whole. His father is a doctor and his mother is a reporter. They aren't poor, they don't have family issues, nothing like that. The only defect he has is that he was born without color. His fluffy hair is grey, his skin is pure white, and even his clothes are colorless.
Then the pandemic happens. At first he's understanding, but he soon gets impatient and wants it to end. He found all the caution excessive after some time.
"I wish there was an easier way to end this stupid chaos," he wished upon a star. The star, to his surprise, responded to him. The star was a wise old star, and it had seen everything. The star's name was Kakuritsu, who was actually a girl from another dimension much like this one. The star told him that sometimes, mistakes must be made so that we can grow smarter and civil from them. He heeded Kakuritsu's words, and began to excessively do his own things.
Harper did so much psychotic evil that the world fell apart. He destroyed the government, ended the lives of many, and possibly even killed more than a pandemic could ever. Even the gods were left with confusion and hopelessness. Nothing was like before, just like how Harper wanted it. Or, so any ordinary reader may think. Now, we depend on an inhuman orphan from heaven and a depressed demon from hell to save humanity once and for all.
