I found a life simulator.

He didn't know if the conditions for passing the life simulator were real.

You can go back to the past by achieving just three indicators.

I can only give you a general overview right now.

“He is your future husband,” Su Ze said, explaining the situation based on the information he already had.

"Shut up." Erina Nakiri's eyes were as cold as a sharp sword. She had woken up to find herself someone else's wife out of nowhere. How could she possibly accept such a situation?

I'm so irritable...

Su Ze felt that he had given a fairly ordinary piece of information, but he did not expect it to break the other party's defenses so easily. It seems that he did not make a good first impression on the other party.

However, Su Ze was not angry about this.

Putting yourself in their shoes, it's definitely the right thing to do to not accept reality. Waking up one morning to find yourself suddenly someone else's wife with two children is something that's hard to accept no matter how you look at it.

A buffer period is needed.

Unfortunately, time waits for no one.

Some things must be made clear upfront.

“Miss Nakiri, although this is our first meeting and the situation is still unclear, we are at least in the same boat.” Su Ze displayed the composure of a professional player.

Since we can't quit this real-life 'game'.

Then let's break through this 'game'.

"Judging from the clock on the wall, if the time is not falsified, it can be basically confirmed that we have arrived ten years in the future. Of course, you may suspect that you were on some variety show. After all, we all know what kind of content Japanese variety shows are like. And given your family background, it is not impossible that your family members would go that far."

"But just now, when I took out my phone..."

"I'm looking up some information online."

"All the information I have is enough to confirm that we have arrived ten years in the future. You may not trust me, but you can check it for yourself."

"There is even a very simple way."

"See those two children on the bed? You can easily get a paternity test done; it's the simplest and most direct way," Su Ze said slowly, using a progressive approach.

Erina Nakiri did have some suspicions that she might have been pranked on some variety show, but after listening to Su Ze's words, she opened her phone to conduct a further investigation.

I checked all the search engines on various websites.

Judging from the situation, it should be ten years from now. After all, no matter how powerful a variety show is, it's impossible to buy off all the search engines.

Su Ze watched as Erina Nakiri took out her phone to check the situation.

After waiting for a while, he said, "So, Miss Nakiri, you should understand the basic situation now. We have arrived ten years in the future."

“I can tell, Miss Nakiri, that you don’t have a good impression of me. In fact, I’m not interested in women.”

"The idea that I could get married is a bit of a fantasy for me."

"However, there are some situations that we cannot avoid just because we don't like them."

Su Ze was very clear-headed. "We have children, right? I'll figure out a way to draft a contract later, a contract that allows me to leave with nothing."

"You want a divorce?" Erina Nakiri said, her brows furrowing slightly. She could hear the implication in her voice.

“Not now,” Su Ze said calmly. “I can tell that the environment here is not suitable for me. Theoretically, I am most likely to be a son-in-law.”

"The living environment ten years from now may not be something I earned."

"So, this is why I chose to leave with nothing," Su Ze said slowly and deliberately. He wouldn't take what wasn't his.

"So what do you mean?" Erina Nakiri wanted to know more about the other person's thoughts.

“We should at least live until our children reach adulthood.” Su Ze expressed his thoughts. He came from a single-parent family, so he had his own ideas about this kind of thing.

“Education and family environment are also very important. We can get a divorce now, but I think it will affect our children,” Su Ze said after a moment of contemplation.

To be honest, Su Ze wasn't sure if the conditions for passing the "Life Simulator" were actually valid. Even if they were, he wasn't sure if he could meet those three criteria.

Therefore, we should view everything pessimistically, prepare for the worst, and be ready to live in the world ten years from now.

"I can't completely trust you," Erina Nakiri said hesitantly. Living under the same roof with a man she didn't know was still quite difficult for her.

No matter how eloquently the other party speaks.

Not at all.

This is the bottom line.

“In our country’s criminal law, marital rape is also considered rape,” Su Ze said after a moment’s hesitation. He had planned to study law and become a lawyer after quitting his professional career.

So I learned a lot about criminal law online.

“But this is Japan.” Erina Nakiri’s eyes fixed on Su Ze. “The Japanese police have a very passive attitude towards these cases.”

The most difficult aspect of dealing with marital rape is the lack of evidence.

You cannot prove whether this was rape or not.

Because they are essentially a married couple, you can't be sure under what circumstances this behavior occurred. What if it was just playful banter between husband and wife that escalated into an argument, and then they went to the police station to "slander" each other?

How to deal with this?

“Is this your home? I’m not familiar with this place. You’re the owner of this house, you have the key. If you don’t trust me, you can lock the door from the inside. Besides, there are children here, aren’t there?” Su Ze said helplessly, “My morals haven’t deteriorated to that extent.”

"I can't do this kind of thing in front of children."

"Besides, there are other rooms here, right? I can sleep in another room. Our cooperation is based on mutual trust. You've already treated me like a criminal from the start. So how about this, you rent me a place outside?" Su Ze said, shrugging.

"In this way, as long as I come here regularly and leave at 11 p.m., it's not a bad solution."

Did he get his forehead caught in the computer case when he retired in Chapter 3?

“Your idea is good.” Erina Nakiri thought about it for a moment; she was able to accept the last approach that Su Ze had offered.

Let Su Ze stay at home, even if you lock the door from the inside.

For Erina Nakiri, Suze is still a stranger.

There's still a sense of discomfort.

Even though it seems that the two are now bound together, having come from the same point ten years ago.

"However, the most urgent task is to adapt to the new environment. In the future, we will likely have our own jobs, and we will also have to find a way to get by with our relatives." This is what Su Ze is most worried about.

"Our daughter's and son's names are the first pieces of information we need to know," Su Zexian said, pointing out a problem that had to be addressed. This was crucial; what kind of parents wouldn't even know their own children's names?

"Do you have ID cards?" Su Ze asked after a moment of silence.

“No,” Erina Nakiri shook her head and said.

Japanese people have various documents, but they do not have a nationally unified, legally valid "ID card," which is related to Japan's national conditions.

Adults typically prove their identity with things like driver's licenses, student IDs, or health certificates.

“But we have a copy of the household registration.” Erina Nakiri said after thinking for a moment.

"Where will you put that thing?" Su Ze asked. It sounded like something very important and difficult to find. Who would know how he would hide things or store them ten years from now?

Outside the kitchen.

A clear voice sounded.

"Mommy, Rina, I'm hungry." The blonde little girl, barefoot, stretched out her arms and hugged Su Ze's leg. "Daddy, hug me."

Erina Nakiri and Suze looked at each other.

Although he couldn't get a copy of the household registration, his daughter introduced herself. Su Ze bent down and gently ruffled Rina's blonde hair.

I hadn't paid attention to it before.

Now Su Ze took a good look at her. Rina's skin was fair and soft, delicate and smooth, her face was as clean as jade, and her features were so exquisite that she looked like a porcelain doll. She was super cute and her appearance was extremely similar to Erina Nakiri.

She's like a smaller version of Erina Nakiri.

Standing to the side, Erina Nakiri watched Rina having her hair ruffled. On the surface, she remained calm, but inside she was secretly getting increasingly frustrated.

I really want to tag along with Erina Nakiri too.

My daughter is so cute.

But...

Why? !

Why does her own daughter call out "Mom" but ask Su Ze, someone she's only met once, for a hug?

Shouldn't your own daughter be closer to you?

hateful.

"Erina, cook." Su Ze stood up and said in a deliberately affectionate manner, still having to pretend to be in a very 'sweet' situation in front of his daughter.

He didn't want to make his little girl cry.

If Rina knew that her parents' relationship had 'broken down'—oh... there was almost no 'affection' left, and they had even planned when to divorce—she would probably cry her eyes out.

"Hey, Erina, cook!" Rina said, mimicking her.

"No, Rina can't call her mother by her first name." Su Ze actually wanted to laugh. What do you mean by daughters being like little cotton-padded jackets? Daughters who are young and haven't yet developed a complete set of values ​​and worldviews are practically a knife, saying whatever comes to mind.

"Hey... Mom, cook!" Rina called out in her childish voice.

"bump--"

The sound of a knife striking a cutting board.

Erina Nakiri's murderous gaze was fixed on Su Ze.

It seems the cause of the problem has been found.

That's right, this is the man who corrupted his daughter.

Su Ze was dumbfounded. He could see the meaning in Nakiri Erina's eyes. It was obvious that she had suffered a setback with her daughter and was taking it all out on him.

You're being unreasonable!

Upon hearing this voice, Rina shrank back behind Su Ze in fear, no longer daring to look at Erina Nakiri.

"Don't scare the child," Su Ze said somewhat irritably. "Are you that short-tempered? Are you trying to give Rina some kind of childhood trauma?"

“What kind of mother would carry a knife like that?” Su Ze continued.

"I'm not cooking anymore." Erina Nakiri was very angry, and she was furious. She was the one who cooked, but her daughter didn't stick with her.

Not only did she not cling to her mother, but she also joined others in 'disliking' her.

Is this reasonable?

“But I’m hungry,” Rina said softly.

"Go ask your dad to cook." Erina Nakiri was being a little 'tsundere', and it was obvious that she was jealous of her daughter and angry that her daughter was standing on the same side as Su Ze.

Compared to her own mother.

Rina prefers Suze.

This immediately made Erina Nakiri extremely jealous.

After saying that...

Erina Nakiri realized she had said something strange, but upon reflection, she realized that she still had to act like a married couple in front of her daughter, so there was nothing wrong with what she said.

Su Ze looked at Rina standing behind him, and then at Erina Nakiri, who was acting like a tsundere. The little kid was a bit confused. How old are you? Why are you still acting like a child?

Oh.

Let's convert the age.

Ten years ago, Erina Nakiri was probably only 17 or 18 years old.

That's fine.

My question.

I fucking bastard.

What kind of crazy idea would I have in the future to actually get married? And to marry a haughty, short-tempered older sister? Am I tired of living?

After playing professionally for so many years, when you retired, did your forehead get caught in a computer case?

"Erina, I can't cook," Su Ze confessed.