Tokyo: Simulation Begins with the Big Sister Next Door

You studied late into the night, finally put down your pen, washed up, and went to bed.

Before falling asleep, you thought of your parents back in your hometown.

【over you

When you were little, your family lived a very hard life, but your parents worked tirelessly, and life gradually improved. Now, your family has become wealthy large-scale farm owners.

This makes you believe that hard work leads to wealth, and that as long as you set a goal and persevere diligently and assiduously, you will definitely succeed.

Your goal right now is to get into the University of Tokyo; everything else must take a backseat to this goal.

From then on, you devoted all your time, except for eating and sleeping, to studying hard.

Furthermore, in order to study diligently, you make sure to work three times a day, once in the morning, once at noon, and once in the evening, in order to maintain a state of mind of virtue and wisdom.

[Your physical abilities far exceed those of ordinary people, so each task takes a considerable amount of time, which makes you feel that your strong body has become a burden.]

"They actually think good health is a burden? This guy's thought process is ridiculous." An Zeliang's eye twitched as he complained.

Fortunately, he didn't choose to focus solely on studying; otherwise, An Zeliang strongly suspected that his simulated personality would have castrated itself in order to learn.

However, this is not a bad thing.

Anyway, it's just a simulated personality. As long as he studies hard and works diligently, I can win without lifting a finger... I'd even castrate myself if necessary!

Anyway, it's not me who's castrating myself. Maybe if my simulated personality castrates itself, I can gain more knowledge.

Furthermore, the efforts of the simulated personality also increase the rewards from the system.

With that in mind, the simulation continued.

On this day, while you are studying hard, the principal finds you and invites you to represent the school in the International Mathematical Olympiad.

After some consideration, you agreed to the principal's request, but also put forward your own conditions.

You feel that your time spent commuting to and from school every day is being wasted, and you hope that the principal can arrange a private dormitory for you on campus so that you can dedicate more time to studying.

The principal immediately agreed to your request and even cleared out a large dormitory room for you to use freely. This saved you time commuting to and from school.

Seeing how hard you were studying, Sayaka Mina, who had previously received help from you, offered to take care of your three meals a day, and you agreed without hesitation because it would save you time when eating.

Not long after, you participated in the International Mathematical Olympiad with your school team and performed exceptionally well, once again achieving outstanding results.

After the match, Saori Tsukishima extended an invitation to you, but you declined.

Because of your outstanding performance in the International Mathematical Olympiad, you have been admitted to the University of Tokyo.

After entering the University of Tokyo, you seriously considered your future.

You feel that although you've achieved your goal of getting into the University of Tokyo, it was only a goal you set during high school.

You believe that one should have different goals at different stages of life, and then work diligently towards those goals.

You must continue to work hard to change your destiny.

You refocused your efforts on studying hard, and after some investigation and research, you established a new goal: to develop perfect artificial intelligence.

In university, you do every day

I still insist on applying glue morning, noon, and night, immersing myself in a state of deep concentration throughout the day to maintain high learning efficiency.

In your first year, you achieved outstanding results, not only ranking first in your exams but also winning first place in the World Collegiate Programming Contest due to your exceptional programming skills.

Because of your programming skills, which far surpass those of your peers, you were noticed by the dean of the School of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Tokyo. Before you even finished your freshman year, you started doing research with him.

[Under the dean's tutelage, you continued your diligent research and quickly became his most prized student.]

The level of your research is so high that it even surpasses that of the graduate and doctoral students under the dean's supervision.

You dedicate all your time to researching artificial intelligence and frequently consult the dean on related issues.

However, you notice that the dean seems unwilling to answer many questions that aren't particularly difficult.

The dean said he's cultivating your learning ability; the reason you don't understand something is because you haven't worked hard enough. If you work hard enough, you can solve the problems yourself.

You accepted this statement because you agreed with his point of view and believed that hard work could solve all problems, so you devoted more energy to your research.

Your research has achieved significant results and won many awards in the field of artificial intelligence, but each time the dean himself goes to accept the awards and give a speech, leading many people to mistakenly believe that your achievements were made by the dean.

[You questioned the dean, and he told you that every time he went, he would have to eat and drink with many people, and that socializing would waste a lot of time. He only went so that you would have more time to do your research.]

At the same time, the dean tells you that he will give you what is rightfully yours, so you can continue your research with peace of mind.

[After thinking about it, you realized that going out and socializing with people is indeed too troublesome, and your research has reached a critical stage.]

You believe that as long as you work hard enough, the dean will definitely not treat you unfairly, so you devote yourself to your research again.

With your continued efforts, the perfect artificial intelligence solution is nearing completion.

To conduct a test, you asked the AI ​​you developed to search for its own information.

However, the answer given by artificial intelligence will shock you, because it says that the dean is its creator.

[Following this, it retrieved numerous legal documents, all signed by the dean, and the content of these documents comprised your research findings from the past period. Therefore, legally speaking, you haven't produced anything, as it all belongs to the dean.]

The dean has now become the most authoritative artificial intelligence expert in the world, with a high reputation worldwide. Moreover, he has established a company whose technological products are very popular, and he will soon become the new world's richest man.

You are furious, believing that all this fame and wealth should belong to you, and you feel that your hard work and effort have been insulted.

Find the dean, confront him, and ask him why he plagiarized your research.

Memory presentation.

"What makes you think it's yours?" An Zeliang glared angrily.

"I am the author of all research findings, I am the patent applicant for all patents, and I hold controlling stakes in all the companies."

"I am who I am. What do these things have to do with you?"

The dean sat on the sofa, holding a cup of coffee in his hand, calmly watching An Zeliang.

After he finished speaking, he took a sip of coffee, not caring about the challenge posed by a mere student.

He was just a penniless young man.

At this moment, An Zeliang's eyes were bloodshot, and he trembled as he questioned the dean: "You have seen all my efforts, you know that all of these things should be mine!"

"Besides, you told me that my hard work would definitely pay off, and that as long as I asked, you would give me what is rightfully mine!"

"You promised!"

The dean looked at An Zeliang's flushed face and sneered.

"Where's the evidence? Do you have a recording of me saying those things? You have nothing. What proof do you have that I said those things?"

An Zeliang recalled the past events and realized that the dean had set a trap long ago, and he had rushed in without knowing it.

He was struck dumb.

"It shouldn't be like this, it shouldn't be like this..."

"I was so diligent... I thought that as long as I worked hard enough... I could get everything..."

"Why do I have nothing left...?"

The dean stood up, walked over to An Zeliang, and looked down at him.

"Effort? Diligence? What good are they! Now only fame and money matter!"

"You idiot who only knows how to work hard deserves to be eliminated!"

At this point, the dean paused for a moment, then took out his wallet from his pants pocket, pulled out a 10,000 yen bill, and casually tossed it at Anzawa Ryo.

"Here, this is your reward for your hard work. Consider it a thank you for working for me for so long!"

After saying that, the dean turned around and walked back behind his desk, then picked up the phone.

"Hello, security guard, please come quickly. There's a student here who seems to be having mental problems. He's yelling at me."

"Yes, I'm in great danger. Please send someone immediately!"

Anze Liang sat slumped on the ground, his gaze darting over the 10,000 yen bill on his person, while hurried footsteps approached from the corridor.

The last glimmer of light in his eyes vanished.

Memory ends.

You realize that after a long period of diligent effort, you have achieved nothing, which severely undermines your confidence.

You went home and spent the day reflecting on your day, then that night, you took a fruit knife with you when you went out.

That night, you killed the director's entire family and removed the director's brain.

Because the dean holds a high international standing, this case received a great deal of attention. Japanese police and Interpol invested a significant amount of manpower and resources, vowing to find the murderer.

However, thanks to the help of artificial intelligence, all the clues pointing to you as the murderer were erased, and the case was ultimately left unsolved.

After killing the dean, you underwent a complete transformation.

You begin to enjoy the thrill of the hunt, and after each kill, you harvest the victim's brain for research.

In just a few months, you became the "brain harvester" that everyone in Tokyo feared. Children would cry at the sound of your voice, and people were afraid to walk alone at night.

Your research findings are also constantly improving.

Five years later

[End of simulation]

It's over? It's over?

An Zeliang was stunned for a moment, feeling a bit sentimental.

"Indeed, if hard work could lead to wealth, then the world's richest person should be a donkey."

It has to be said that this simulated personality is indeed very impressive, but it's just too naive.

If he weren't so simple, his achievements would be far more than that.

Indeed, there's an old saying that's very true: no matter what kind of person you are, you can't be an honest person. Otherwise, no matter how smart you are, you'll just be working for the benefit of those cunning people.

Amidst these reflections, the simulated settlement process began.

Chapter 127, Section 125: Tamamo Yuki's gratitude, a beautiful woman pleads for help?

[This simulation has ended. Your simulation reward has been collected.]