I found a life simulator.

"If you can't cook, learn," Erina Nakiri said coldly.

“Nobody teaches that,” Su Ze decided to reason with them. “When a child’s body is still developing, we should take a step back and let things be.”

"Don't take it too seriously with a child," Su Ze retorted.

Erina Nakiri remained silent.

"Mom, I was wrong." Rina said softly, looking at Erina Nakiri, whose emotions were escalating, her voice trailing off with a childlike tone.

Erina Nakiri remained silent and made no move.

"Let's go out and buy breakfast." Su Ze was a little annoyed. Rina had already realized her mistake and apologized properly, but Nakiri Erina still couldn't let go of her little temper.

There's no need for the father and daughter to be the punching bags here.

One second later.

"I don't know what the ingredients outside are made of, they might not be hygienic or healthy." Erina Nakiri finally moved and started looking for ingredients in the refrigerator.

Since you've apologized...

forget about it.

Children are indeed growing, and eating poorly prepared breakfasts can negatively impact their health. Homemade breakfasts are not only hygienic and healthy, but also delicious.

You don't need to go out to eat other people's cooking.

Erina Nakiri mentally made a mental note of the names.

One daughter and one son.

And myself.

Add that person.

There are four breakfasts to make.

Erina Nakiri makes a disgusted face.

Actually, I didn't really want to cook for Su Ze. I just didn't want him to go hungry and then try to 'get back at me' by saying bad things about me in front of my daughter.

Right, that is it.

......

Chapter 4 We still need to earn money for baby formula.

Breakfast was rice balls.

Su Ze was indifferent to rice balls because Japanese rice balls are generally hard and have strange flavors that are definitely not to the liking of Chinese people, especially since the filling is meat or seafood, which made it even more unbearable.

Simultaneously.

Most Japanese people choose foods that don't have a strong flavor for breakfast, simply because they don't want to offend others with the taste of their food.

Therefore, Japanese breakfast is not tasty.

Ten years ago, on his first day studying in Japan, Su Ze ate Japanese rice balls, and he could never forget the taste. However, the problem now is...

There was another unlucky kid who hadn't gotten up yet.

"Rina, go wake Yuzawa up," the blonde little girl said, blinking her big, watery eyes. She then sprinted off towards the bedroom on her tiny toes.

"Don't fall, slow down." Su Ze said with some concern, watching Rina's running.

“I should be the one to say that.” Erina Nakiri gave a displeased look.

"You won't let me care about my daughter?" Su Ze glared at him angrily.

What kind of person are you? Just because she's your daughter doesn't mean she's not mine! You're allowed to dote on her, but I'm not allowed to care about her? How domineering of you!

"Hmph." Erina Nakiri snorted and remained silent.

Not long after.

A cute little boy rubbed his sleepy eyes, walked over, and called out, "Good morning, Daddy! Good morning, Mommy!"

Finished speaking.

He went to wash his hands.

Rina washed her hands with her younger brother.

Then he sat down at his table, holding a rice ball, closed his eyes, and started to doze off.

brat.

How much sleep do you have...?

Sleepyhead?

Rina perked up considerably, picked up the rice ball and started munching on it. Her mother's rice balls were delicious, and she finished them off in no time.

Su Ze reached out and removed the rice ball from Rina's face.

Rina smiled brightly.

Su Ze turned his head away, rubbing his head with one hand. He couldn't take it anymore; his energy bar was about to be depleted. His daughter was just too adorable, and the sense of kinship he felt upon first meeting her made him feel even closer to her.

He was much closer to her than the woman next to him who had been with him for ten years.

"Delicious," Rina commented.

"I want to eat more," Rina said, her eyes already fixed on the rice ball in her brother's hand.

Su Ze was about to break off half of his rice ball and hand it over.

Erina Nakiri couldn't hold back any longer.

Without saying a word, he pushed the rice ball on his plate, plate and all, towards her. This guy is so arrogant! This is textbook arrogance.

If you love your daughter, just say so.

There is no such thing.

If you don't tell anyone, they won't know how much you love your daughter.

Children can't understand so many of your actions; their reading comprehension skills aren't at the level of adults.

"Isn't Mommy going to eat?" Rina asked, tilting her head.

"I'm not hungry." Erina Nakiri said 'calmly' with her head held high. Actually, she wasn't calm at all; it was just that she was facing her daughter for the first time and didn't know how to adjust her mindset, so she was a little flustered.

Su Ze hesitated for a moment.

Break the rice ball in your hand in half.

Half of it was given to Erina Nakiri.

He shared half because he was also hungry and needed something to fill his stomach, but Su Ze didn't like Japanese rice balls; they tasted strange.

Therefore, eating only half is simply a matter of human needs.

"School starts today, and Rina doesn't want to go. Can Rina not go?" Rina asked in a soft, sweet voice, chewing on her rice ball. Going to kindergarten is so boring.

"No!" Su Ze and Erina Nakiri said in unison.

When Erina Nakiri heard Su Ze speak, she fell silent.

"Studying is very important." Su Ze decided to step up and play the bad cop. In short, while studying hard doesn't guarantee a future, not studying hard makes it much harder to find a viable path.

"Ugh, this is so annoying. Didn't Mom say that even if we don't do well in school, she can still support us?" Rina said dejectedly.

Su Ze's eyes were fixed on Erina Nakiri.

What kind of values ​​will you instill in your daughter in the future?

Erina Nakiri met Su Ze's gaze.

'You ask me? Who am I supposed to ask? How would I know what I'll be thinking in the future?'

Su Ze actually understood that look in his eyes.

Ah.

Now it's up to me to figure out how to get out of this situation.

At first glance, you can tell that Erina Nakiri is a rich woman.

Living in this world, I might need Erina Nakiri's help and support.

Fine.

It can stretch and contract.

It's enough to be assertive occasionally.

"Because Mom still has to support Dad. Raising two more of you would mean two more expenses. If you can support yourselves, Mom won't have to work so hard." Su Ze felt that his answer was... the most effective and efficient way to solve the problem.

shameless!

Can you really say something like that so directly?

And you said it in front of the child?

Erina Nakiri expressed her disapproval.

Depend on.

Can what you say and what you do be the same thing? I'm only saying this to help you understand the situation.

The little boy, who had been sleeping like a god of sleep, suddenly woke up and ate the rice ball in his hand. "Dad, don't be late when you pick us up from school this afternoon."

I guess I really am a stay-at-home dad!

I'll take you to school and pick you up after school.

Her status within the family is evident.

Speaking of it.

Su Ze glanced down at the time on his phone.

It's 8 o'clock.

So much time has already been spent observing after waking up, exchanging ideas with Erina Nakiri in the kitchen, preparing breakfast, and eating breakfast.

"I'll take them to school first. You stay home and gather some useful information. Remember to share it when you get back. Most importantly, figure out what our careers will be like in ten years. Making money is the top priority." Su Ze lowered his voice and came to Nakiri Erina's side, leaning close to her as he spoke softly.

They live in a villa.

But what if Erina Nakiri's parents stop supporting her after she gets married, and she has to rely entirely on her own abilities to live? She might not be as capable as she is ten years ago.

If you're inefficient at work, you might even get fired.

That would be very troublesome.

We still need to earn money for baby formula.

talking.

Su Ze stuffed the other half of the rice ball into his mouth, chewed it, and found it sweet, soft, and fragrant, with a unique texture. The whole rice ball was like a dessert, melting in his mouth. It was a world apart from the rice balls made by other shops.

Is my future 'wife' really that good at cooking?

understood.

Every flaw has its advantages.

This is because I'm magnifying other people's shortcomings while ignoring their strengths.

Being able to cook delicious food is definitely one of the best advantages.

Because of this, at least you don't need to order takeout at home, which not only saves a lot of money, but also makes your diet healthier.

That explains why I married my hot-tempered older sister.

(Please give me some votes.)

Chapter 5 I understand

Su Ze is a very ordinary person. Apart from his decent appearance, he has always been rather mediocre, at least until he was fifteen. He attends school diligently every day and leaves school obediently every day, with grades that are neither high nor low.

My daily hobbies are either reading novels or playing video games.

but.

Everyone has their strengths; it's impossible for someone to be bad at everything.