I, Tomoya Aki, am not a bootlicker

Majima's father is a professor of cardiovascular medicine at Johhoku Medical University, but he graduated from Keio School of Medicine. The complicated relationship between which university hospitals are related is difficult to explain.

One hospital can be associated with many hospitals.

Doctor-patient relationship is the biggest problem plaguing the entire medical community.

Take the United States for example. Doctors have a high status, but medical disputes are still a headache, and there are many lawyers in the United States who like to blackmail hospitals.

If something needs to be settled privately, it should be settled privately. If a lawsuit needs to be fought, it should be fought. If the lawsuit is difficult to fight, it should be settled privately.

Being able to reach a settlement is the best outcome. Hospitals and doctors do not actually have that much time to deal with medical disputes. They always have to face the next patient.

Doctor-patient relationship and medical disputes are troublesome for every hospital.

"I recognized your voice, and my father said you were great. He liked young people like you who think from the right perspective."

In response to Mashima's words, Tomoya Aki just laughed it off.

He actually wanted to say that his kindness was actually out of emotion, and he wanted to help Mrs. Kobayashi with the lawsuit.

But he didn't say it.

Later at UDI, when Mikoto Misumi asked him about it, he replied that as long as he didn't cause any trouble for UDI.

The facts did not cause any trouble for UDI. Although UDI has popped up several times, people's attitude towards forensic medicine is still very subtle.

It is a long and arduous journey to cultivate an oasis in this desert.

……

In mid-August, after finishing his work at UDI, Tomoya Aki took the ticket given by Eriri and prepared to go and see how amazing the works exhibited by his childhood sweetheart were.

Even if he doesn't actually understand art, he can still say "Great!"

On the day of the exhibition, Aki Tomoya met Kato Megumi, who was going to join him, and got off at Ueno Station.

This place is very close to Tokyo University of the Arts where Eriri studies. Her works will be exhibited in an art museum in Ueno with her mentor.

Because it was still early, he and Kato Megumi found a family restaurant in Ueno to sit down and rest.

Ying Lili still had a lot of things to prepare and didn't have time to talk about coming to pick up her friends in person.

While chatting, Kato Megumi mentioned the last time Aki Tomoya "publicly appeared" on TV, which made him a little embarrassed.

"In Kato's opinion, how many years should the murderer be sentenced to?"

"Ami-kun, I am a law student, but I am only in my first year. When it comes to sentencing, it would be more reliable for you to ask other people."

"..."

"Besides, Amiya-kun diverted the firepower for the hospital. If we talk about responsibility, the hospital can't avoid it. Such a dangerous person should have been discovered earlier."

As expected of Kato Megumi, she could render him speechless with just one sentence.

This is tricky. He always feels that Kato, who has grown long hair, is getting more powerful. Is it possible that this guy has some terrifying power hidden in him?

"Kato, are you interested in working at a law firm?"

Aki Tomoya tried to change the subject.

Kato Megumi, who was flipping through a book, raised her head and looked at him in confusion.

Akitomo sensed a hint of suspicion in her eyes.

This subtle expression, as if she suspected him of having some ulterior motive, made him quickly explain, "It's just that a senior in my part-time job said that her mother, who runs a law firm, needs help. It's just to do some simple things, similar to what I do as a recorder."

"It's a big difference, Amami-kun is facing a corpse."

This sharp complaint almost made him think that his part-time job was pathetic.

But compared with the hourly wage, there is indeed some gap.

The saying "there is no harm without comparison" also applies here.

"But I always feel like Amami-kun is messing with me. Don't you want me to develop into a medical lawsuit? If you encounter a medical dispute in the future, come to me for help, right?"

Kato Megumi slowly raised the book in her hand, leaving only a glance for the boy opposite to slowly understand.

He couldn't help laughing and replied, "That's indeed a good idea. However, the place I'm talking about mainly deals with divorces, labor disputes, and medical litigation. If you don't have much skills, there won't be many lawyers in this country willing to take on such cases."

But then again, if Kato Megumi really develops into a medical lawsuit in the future, she would have gotten a great bargain.

No one can guarantee what accidents may happen in the future. If you are a doctor and encounter medical litigation, it would be great to have a lawyer you can trust.

Moreover, who knows, Kato Megumi might become a great lawyer like Kumimon in the future.

"By the way, how does Kato Megumi plan to develop?"

"Public security."

Ambitions are high...

Prosecutor Kato Megumi is also very impressive.

"Maybe I'll have to rely on Kato-san in the future!"

His serious look made Kato Megumi not know where to start complaining.

In such an atmosphere, she almost felt that they were planning to become corrupt in the future, which made her speechless.

“The atmosphere is a bit strange…”

She uttered these words and looked sharply to the right.

Through the glass that was just a hand's length away, she saw a familiar face.

"It's Kasumigaoka-senpai."

That face seemed to have been observing this place for a long time, taking in all the details in its eyes that could see through everything.

For no reason, Kato Megumi smelled a hint of palpitations that she had never experienced before.

What happened to this senior?

"Since you're already here, why don't you come in?"

After reacting, Akitomo didn't know whether the other party could hear him, but at least he could see his lip movements.

After senior student Kasumigaoka Utaha entered the store, she sat down next to Kato Megumi and said unwillingly: "My work was rejected by the publishing house!"

So this is the reason. No wonder I feel so much resentment.

This proud senior student must be feeling bad because her sent-out work was rejected.

Amaki Tomoya raised his eyebrows and thought to himself, as expected, but he didn't say anything at this time, for fear of irritating the other party.

Kato Megumi asked curiously, "Is Kasumigaoka-senpai writing a novel?"

“I’ve been writing since high school.”

“I’ve never heard of it!”

It was a typical Kato-style surprise, but after just a few seconds, he immediately regained his composure.

"Well, it's a light novel after all."

"I understand. The contrast is really too great..."

She also had to admit that when she was in high school, no one would have thought that the most popular girl would be a stay-at-home girl.

Now that I think about it, it turns out that the reputation of their alma mater, Toyonosaki Academy, was supported by these three otakus.

"Otaku can save the world!"

Kato Megumi sighed in her heart, wondering whether the otaku were too powerful, or whether the three of them were really powerful otaku.

Let’s keep this question for now, the senior student next to me seems to have something to say.

“Why was my opening shot rejected?”

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Chapter 210: Closer, Closer (3/?)

Toyonosaki Academy is full of talented people. You should be proud of your alma mater!

Let’s take a look at the types of people who graduated from this high school.

"What a shame!"

In her second year at the Keio Literature School, as a best-selling light novel writer, Kasumigaoka Utaha received a wake-up call at a popular fiction publisher.

She submitted her work under a pseudonym, but it was rejected. She was even encouraged and told that her writing was good, but the plot was not that great, and that she should try harder next time, not give up, and continue to submit her work!

"Sixteenth time."

In his third year of science at the Faculty of Liberal Arts at the University of Tokyo, the boy clearly remembered how many times his senior student had said "a great shame".

He also expected that the senior sister's opening would be rejected.

"I really want to read the novel written by Kasumigaoka-senpai."

Fuzuigawa is in her first year at the law school. Her law school has close exchanges with Japan's famous law school, Hosei University. She is a girl who may become a prosecutor in the future, but she remains calm as always.

Although she doesn't read light novels and doesn't know what position Senior Kasumigaoka holds in the light novel industry, she is quite interested in the rejected novel.

“Why was he shot?”

"Okay, it's the twentieth time... If you're not sure, why not ask Ms. Machida? She's a professional editor, so she should be able to give you some advice?"

If she really cares about why the opening was rejected and she really doesn't understand it, then the deputy editor-in-chief Machida Sonoko will definitely be able to give her reasonable suggestions after reading it.

but--

"You're asking me to die!"

Kasumigaoka Utaha slapped the table.

She couldn't tell this to Machida Sonoko. Should she tell her that she wanted to change her ways? No kidding.

"Also, did Amaki-kun help Kudo check it?"

The sudden mention of his good friend Kudo Sayaka made Aki Tomoya a little confused.

How could this matter involve her again?

"what happened?"

"You've seen it."

"So what have I seen?"

"…novel, her novel!"

Have it?

Aki Tomoya frowned and recalled carefully.

It seems, it seems, as if...

There is such a thing.

"You are the mascot, after all."

"Ms. Kasumigaoka, I personally don't like what you said!"

How did it become a mascot? He didn't even look at the people he knew who won the lottery or made a fortune at the horse farm.

He doesn't want to be a mascot!

"She sent the beginning with me, but she passed and I didn't."

"This logic is very problematic. Kudo has read a lot of books in his two years of high school, and as far as I know from your first year of high school, you read the most light novels. I suggest you read Keigo Higashino's "White Night Walk" first."

I was used to writing light novels, so writing popular novels was a problem in itself. How to change, how to write, how to conceive the plot, how to lay the groundwork, how to reverse, how to write, how to organize the logic of the plot...

Japanese people have a passion for paper books, but the traditional novel market is not the kind of light novel that comes with toilet paper for free when you buy illustrations.

Kudo Sayaka tried to write something, and Aki Tomoya did read it, and his evaluation was - "It's pretty good."

Who would have thought that she would actually pass after submitting a start?

"Um……"

Kasumigaoka Utaha started thinking.

She looked up and down at Tomoya Aki carefully, and found that her most loyal reader at the beginning had run away to another junior girl, which made her feel a little unhappy.