I'm just an internet cafe owner

"Huh? A gift?"

"Hmm, take a look at this."

A black hair clip was taken out, and Yulia's expression changed the moment it appeared.

"What is this? It feels good."

"Terrifying! How can something that looks like an ordinary hair clip be so terrifying?"

Yuri's attention was drawn to the hair clip: "It's so pretty, is it really for me?"

"Yes, I had this blessed by a master, and it also has the ability to ward off evil spirits."

"I will definitely keep it safe!"

"Don't collect it, wear it. It really can ward off evil spirits."

Although Yurikawa Hana doesn't have the ability to see ghosts, her intuition is always sharp, and the moment she got the hairpin, her fatigue completely disappeared.

"Really? This feels so good."

"If it's comfortable, then wear it."

It's true that this item is valuable, but it shouldn't be particularly rare in internet cafes. Before leaving today, she specifically checked TT (a Chinese gaming platform), and it seemed that several games in the internet cafe featured various monsters and demons; these kinds of items shouldn't be difficult to obtain in those games.

Moreover, since someone delivers this prop as soon as she takes a job, she feels that props of this level are not rare. If all else fails, she might be able to get another one by taking another job.

If Gojo Satoru knew this idea, he would definitely be furious. He himself never expected that Yotsuya Miko would give away such a precious cursed artifact. Gojo Satoru has a lot of things to do every day and can't keep an eye on Yotsuya Miko all the time.

However, he had people monitoring Yotsuya Miko's various online accounts, and they would contact him whenever she posted information.

Sure enough, he had just finished resolving a rather troublesome matter when he saw Yotsuya Miko preparing to take on another commission.

"She genuinely doesn't know how much this line of work should charge..."

Gojo Satoru couldn't help but laugh. Generally speaking, even ordinary vengeful spirits start at a million yen, and if a cursed spirit is involved, the price increases many times over. If it reaches the level of a special-grade cursed spirit, it will cost at least ten million yen.

This time, he didn't accept the commission, but instead prepared to let Yotsuya Miko complete the task he had on hand.

The Super-Rank Imaginary Spirit Ibaraki-doji was slightly more difficult than the previous ordinary Super-Rank Spirit. However, in his assessment, he should be able to defeat this Spirit, Yotsuya Miko, without major incident.

This time, however, Yotsuya Miko witnessed something astonishing. After school, Yotsuya Miko entered the area where the cursed spirit was located, and the cursed spirit appeared. The cursed spirit, which was nearly ten meters tall, would make even a regular top-level cursed sorcerer feel a sense of oppression.

Ibaraki-doji's domain is even more terrifying, unleashing Rashomon to launch sure-hit claw and slash attacks on enemies. It is considered a powerful existence among all domains.

However, this time, Yotsuya Miko used a completely different fighting style than before. Gojo Satoru witnessed two things that looked like plants but weren't plants suddenly appear on the ground and pinned Ibaraki-dōji to the ground.

This level of control isn't strong; it only lasts a few seconds. But that's not a big deal; that's exactly what Yotsuya Miko needs. She took out the bomb Tina had given her. Activated it, and threw it.

A powerful burst of energy erupted instantly, instantly killing Ibaraki-doji.

Chapter 188 Getting Started with LoL (Bonus Chapter)

"What is this? Technology? No! This power is not purely physical; it contains a power I don't know about."

Gojo Satoru analyzed the sudden energy fluctuation. This energy didn't spread outwards towards any bombs; instead, it remained fixed at one hundred cubic meters. One hundred cubic meters might not seem like a large distance, but it could easily cover a typical high-level cursed spirit.

In his perception, this top-tier cursed spirit was as dead as could be, and this method of death was extremely rare among cursed spirits.

"A new special magical artifact? A new way to use its power? Interesting! Interesting!"

A bright smile spread across Gojo Satoru's face; he even sensed a threat within this power. If Yotsuya Miko were to control him and use this power, even he wouldn't be able to withstand it.

Regardless of whether this power is technology, cursed power, or spiritual power, such an efficient method of eliminating cursed spirits is worth learning from. However, if it is the former, then it proves one thing: the cursed spirits of this world will slowly disappear.

Technology can also eliminate cursed spirits and vengeful spirits. According to records, in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, after being bombed by the little boy and the fat man, not even the weakest demons appeared in the core area for ten years. On the contrary, ten years later, due to the fear of nuclear bombs, the number of vengeful spirits and cursed spirits increased, but their overall strength was not strong.

"That's a pleasant surprise! What will you bring next?"

A unique method of combating cursed spirits, a weapon that appears to be usable by anyone. Gojo Satoru originally planned to reveal his identity this week and invite Yotsuya Miko to become a student at the Jujutsu High School.

But now it seems this plan can be postponed indefinitely. There have been too many surprises in the past two days; he even has a vague feeling that this seemingly ordinary high school girl is an opportunity to break the shackles of the magic world.

On the other side, Miko Yotsuya stared in disbelief at the destruction before her. One hundred cubic meters, a precise square area. Beyond that area, one could only feel a faint warmth.

She didn't understand the underlying principle, but she was certain of one thing: sufficient firepower could indeed deal with these strange things. The only downside was that the bomb was quite expensive.

If purchased in Japanese yen, each one would cost 60,000 yen. However, Yotsuya Miko did the math: if every exorcism were this simple and risk-free, it would be equivalent to earning 100,000 yen without doing anything. Subtracting 60,000 from 100,000 leaves 40,000 yen. The remaining 40,000 yen...

I can easily make a living by going online for two days and occasionally buying some games.

With this in mind, Miko Yotsuya began to plan her career.

After receiving the bounty and returning home, she casually killed the vengeful spirit that had appeared in her house. She then happily entered the internet cafe, waiting for it to reopen.

Yotsuya Miko arrived very early. Seeing her happy expression, Kisara asked curiously, "Yotsuya looks very happy?"

"Hmm! The problem has been temporarily solved. By the way, are there any games that would suit me? Not too scary, but still able to defeat all sorts of monsters and demons? Preferably something simple."

Miko Yotsuya knows herself too well. She barely managed to beat Resident Evil. If it were a pure combat game like the Elden Ring, she could get stuck on the first Grek soldier for months.

If that's the case, then it's torture for the guests.

After thinking it over carefully, Kisara suddenly remembered the latest game: "Yes! The Chain Warden from League of Legends. It's completely effortless. Just throw your hooks and open a prison. While opening the prison, you can forcibly restrict enemies, especially ghost-type enemies, to a certain range. You can even attack people inside from the outside. Most importantly, this hero isn't difficult."

Hearing this, Jibril couldn't help but complain, "Yeah! The controls aren't hard, but being a good support is a bit difficult."

Mugen countered, "That's not important. This customer doesn't need to be a good support. She just needs to increase her proficiency to deal a fatal blow to these kinds of demons and monsters. Although her own combat power won't increase, she can buy some items in the player shop. Many items sold in various worlds are very effective against these kinds of spirits. Besides, the boss said that the game he recommends to customers isn't necessarily the one that offers the biggest boost, but rather the one that's most useful and convenient for them."

Jibril couldn't help but complain, "Even though the boss isn't here, you give me the feeling that he is still here. Kisaragi, you've become scary."

Ignoring Jibril's complaints, Mu explained the game's genre and the hero's characteristics to Yotsuya Miko in more detail. This hero has an extremely low skill floor; no fancy maneuvers are needed. Just hook, and if you hook them, throw a lantern to let your teammates follow. Follow your teammates' lead, follow your teammates' attacks. As for warding? Ganking? Don't even consider it.

Once you've mastered the skill and entered high-level games, Thresh is considered one of the most troublesome supports. Being ranged with both crowd control and damage output, he's a nightmare character.

Besides these, there are actually many other characters who have special effects on the soul, such as Kalista, Blade of the Ruined King, Tahm Kench, and so on. There are too many such heroes in League of Legends.

Even the gravedigger can poke the vengeful spirit's butt, and some are even incredibly powerful. However, there are various limitations to acquiring these heroes' abilities. Even if there are limitations, if your own strength is insufficient, it's difficult to achieve effective damage output after training them.

However, here's the problem: these characters might not be suitable for Miko Yotsuya. Even if you play her, your proficiency might not improve much after a month. This is because proficiency is judged based on your understanding of the hero, your contribution in battle, and your synergy with the character.

Chelsea, for example, possesses shapeshifting abilities, making her highly compatible with various human assassins. Furthermore, Zed's human origins allow her to quickly master these powers. Alternatively, characters can be created based on their own attributes, with skills tailored to their individual strengths, leading to rapid character growth.

Playing a jungler, mid laner, or AD top laner might be difficult, and after a few weeks you might only reach a proficiency level of around 1. But support is different. With a full set of support items, even a single kill in a fight can drastically increase your proficiency. And champions like Thresh, who have a decent backing but aren't overpowered, are also very suitable for beginners.

More importantly, mastering a character in the Alliance is far more difficult than completing Resident Evil. To obtain all their power, one needs to reach Mastery Level 7, which, according to Liu Yuan's calculations, would take a month even with extremely high compatibility. Now that Yotsuya Miko is stable, recommending a hero from the Alliance that is easy for her is perfect.

Once someone becomes skilled, they'll persuade Yotsuya Miko to play other games. While she's enjoying them, they'll recommend things like cola and snacks. This gradually traps her in a spending scheme, turning her daily minimum spending into a monthly card, a super monthly card, and a daily 648 RMB (approximately $10,000 USD) whale.

Besides, there's another reason to recommend this champion: he's a scaling champion. If there are enough ghosts in the player's world, Thresh's passive allows even an ordinary person to grow to a terrifying level.

Upon hearing this, Miko Yotsuya showed a happy expression.

Kisara then seized the opportunity to introduce the game, saying, "Most importantly, this is a competitive game. You can play a few rounds when you get tired of one game, and then switch to another. It won't affect your immersive experience at all, so give it a try!"

Chapter 189 Soul-Binding Warden Yotani Miko (Bonus Chapter)

"League of Legends~ League of Legends? Is that it?"

Today, Tina came to Yotsuya Miko's side as usual. Hearing Yotsuya Miko's words, she asked curiously, "Are you going to play League of Legends too?"

"Yes, the network administrator recommended it. She said it would help me the most."

Tina nodded: "Just trust the boss and the internet cafe manager. What they recommend may not be the biggest boost, but it will definitely be the most useful. Once we're skilled enough, we can play however we want."

"Okay~ By the way, how do you play this?"

"It's simple, it's a 5v5 game of killing, farming, and destroying towers. Now that the novelty has worn off, most of the fighting is concentrated in PVP mode between 3 and 7 pm. Between 7 and 8 pm, it's usually Red Alert. The rest of the time is free to choose. But from what I understand, newcomers like Yotsuya might spend a lot of time playing the games they need."

"Yes, but I'm considering the issue of Resident Evil and Alliance allocation."

"I have a suggestion: you can spend half the time playing Evil Crisis and the rest of the time playing Alliance. I know a few pretty good AI opponents; just choose whichever AI you're playing on. Player vs. player is irrelevant; everyone's just playing around, and winning or losing won't significantly improve your proficiency. What affects proficiency is your understanding of the character you're using and how you apply your abilities in battle. Come on, let's open a room and play a game together?"

Yotsuya Miko nodded: "Okay!"

I recently made a small fortune, bought some League of Legends items, entered the game, and joined Tina's room. Tina then asked, "Does Mu Geng recommend any characters?"

"Yes, the Chain Warden, what is this?"

"Support is a perfect match for me. My role is marksman, let's dominate the bottom lane today!"

Tina was debating whether to play a fun, brutal killing game or a fun, brutal getting-killed game. After much thought, she decided on the killing game. If they added a Vincent's Executioner or a Uzi, she and Yotsuya Miko could just surrender.

So she got five high-end computers, and then the rest of her house were also high-end computers, and the game started.

League of Legends is considered one of the easier games to learn in internet cafes. Even if it was her first time playing, Yotsuya Miko knew she had five skills. At level six, she could unlock the ultimate skill, and at level three, she could max out her three minor skills.

Hook, pull teammates, push people. The three skills are so simple that even a newbie like Miko Yotsuya can easily get the hang of them after a few games.

Tina uses her own data, and her skills are similar to Nidalee's. Because she is a sniper, her first skill is a single shot, but like Nidalee, it's not a targeted skill and can be blocked. Her second skill is a platform, similar to Caitlyn's, her third skill is a small dash, and her ultimate is a form switch.

After switching forms, Tina can set up a sniper rifle on the spot and fire at targets within a 3000-meter radius. The attack multiplier isn't high, but critical hits are possible. It's not a targeted skill, so whether she hits anyone depends entirely on Tina's own sniping experience.

At first, Yotsuya Miko was still getting used to the game, but every time her randomly thrown hook caught an enemy, Tina would immediately set up a trap and snipe the enemy with her first skill.

With the two players working together, they quickly cleared the bottom lane. In less than fifteen minutes, their team pushed down a high ground tower and took down the crystal.

"See, it's very simple, isn't it?"

"It does seem very simple, and it feels very comfortable to use..."

"Then you just need a little more training, and you'll be able to use this character's most basic abilities when you return to your world. If you have to choose one of the three, I personally recommend the hook and the push. Both of these are considered control abilities, and these kinds of abilities can be helpful in your real life."

"it is good!"

"Let's play two more rounds, then I'm going to play the old man's ring."

"Okay, I'll continue with Resident Evil."

Resident Evil 7 is also indispensable to Miko Yotsuya; at least in her opinion, when she dared to run away, this game gave her the courage to face it.

Compared to the monsters and ghouls that roam the streets, the monsters in Resident Evil are far more terrifying. After all, those monsters and ghouls lack touch and smell; they're just scary to look at. But the old man in Resident Evil 7 and all sorts of monsters are real, tangible beings.

As she progressed through the game, she finished Resident Evil 7 in less than half a day. After finishing it, she noticed Tina was still playing Resident Evil, so she created a private server and tried out the character.

Having played through the seventh installment, she understood why Tina called Ethan a good husband. In the story, Ethan truly fought his way through from beginning to end, even giving his last remaining serum to his wife, completely ignoring his own physical condition.

Now she's even more curious about Resident Evil 8. She's curious about what state Ethan used to become the one who defeated and saved his daughter Rose.

However, she didn't plan to start Biohazard 8 today; instead, she took advantage of the remaining time and opened League of Legends.

It's simple and easy to pick up, and more importantly, there's nothing really scary in this game. Even though Thresh doesn't look human, he still looks cool and not in a terrifying way. The game is also very heartwarming; you just watch your teammates fight minions, buy some wards and place them, and when a fight breaks out, you're the first to charge in, hook someone, and tank damage. When you're about to die, you can just run away.

Compared to Resident Evil and my own real life, this is incredibly heartwarming.

This time, she truly experienced joy in the game. While the game wasn't entirely unenjoyable before, the pleasure she felt was too delayed. In the game, she was relentlessly chased, but in reality, she finally had some ability to fight back.

But now? No more being chased to the point of death, just cooperating with teammates and enjoying the fun of the game. This made her, who had been under a lot of tension, feel like she had come to heaven.