I found a life simulator.

One day, Su Ze reached the top of the leaderboard in his favorite game, and a club contacted him. When they offered him a guaranteed monthly salary of over 10,000 yuan, Su Ze wavered.

His family was not wealthy.

A monthly salary of over ten thousand yuan is already a very high standard, but Su Ze is not stupid. He understands that playing e-sports is a young person's game. After a few years of playing professionally, he will suffer sooner or later because he will not know anything.

So he signed an amateur professional player contract with the club that would not affect his studies, guaranteeing that his studies would be suspended during his professional career and that he could continue his studies after finishing his professional career.

Of course, it's tough during your professional career. Is the number one player on the ladder really that strong?

This is just the beginning. The ladder can only prove that you have the talent to play professional games. In the early part of his professional career, Su Ze was criticized by the audience all the way. His performance in the first month as a rookie was not outstanding.

However, after becoming a professional player, Su Ze did not give up his efforts and continued to train and work with his teammates, since the club was paying him a salary.

What followed was the legendary year of their rise to prominence.

just.

The club encountered some unacceptable decisions and choices in terms of mindset. In order to minimize losses, the club prevented other teams from contacting Su Ze to discuss transfer matters, and instead implemented a contract plan to send Su Ze to Japan to study for four years.

Otherwise, Su Ze would never have chosen to travel all the way to Japan to become an international student.

And who the hell would have thought that on my very first day studying in Japan, I'd run into a ghost?

The transfer procedures have just been completed.

Getting ready for the start of school.

Who would have thought that when I returned to my rented room, out of boredom, I impulsively clicked on a game disc in the room, played a game for a while, and woke up to find the whole world had changed?

Wife, son, and daughter.

One thing, three things.

That's pretty outrageous.

The key point is that Su Ze never thought he could get married, which he really didn't understand. His personality is quite terrible; to put it bluntly, he's a bit of a 'fool'.

Stubborn to the end.

Stick to one principle to the end.

If you believe something is right, you will definitely do it to the end; if you believe something is against your principles, you will never do it, no matter what. This is one of the reasons why I broke up with the club.

Oh.

Su Ze understood.

Nine times out of ten, it's because Erina Nakiri is beautiful, not only with blonde hair but also with a perfectly curvy figure. Plus, Erina Nakiri is rich and can cook.

She has everything she should have.

So we've found the reason.

Strictly speaking, it's not that marriage is impossible under these circumstances.

Then another question arises.

Why would she be interested in me?

What are my strengths?

Su Ze narrowed his eyes and thought for a moment. A huge eater? Besides being a huge eater, he's also incredibly good at gaming? His usual hobby is spending 648 yuan on games all the time?

This can hardly be considered an advantage.

Su Ze mentally complained.

The problem probably arose during my time studying in Japan.

During this blank decade.

What exactly did I do?

On the subway, Su Ze kept pondering philosophical questions about life.

During the morning rush hour, the place was crowded with people. Su Ze sat in a seat next to a cute little boy, Rina, who was sitting on Su Ze's lap.

This combination.

It still attracted the attention of passersby.

Su Ze looks very young.

He is theoretically twenty-seven years old, but he looks like a young man in his early twenties.

Rina felt uncomfortable being stared at by the people around her, so she snuggled into Su Ze's arms, her little hands tightly gripping the corner of Su Ze's clothes that she could hold onto.

Arrived.

I walked down from the subway station.

He held the hand of the little boy Nakiri Arisawa in his left hand and the hand of the little girl Nakiri Rina in his right hand.

After walking several hundred meters, we finally arrived at the kindergarten.

I relied entirely on the navigation provided by my mobile phone to reach my destination.

My first day as a dad.

The difficulty level is manageable.

at the same time.

Erina Nakiri was rummaging through drawers and cupboards at home. Just as Su Ze had said, what they lacked now was information, intelligence, and future interpersonal relationships and networks.

Fortunately.

Erina Nakiri has a habit of keeping a diary.

I found a key to a drawer in my bag.

Erina Nakiri kept her diary in that secret place. From childhood to adulthood, she would hide all her private and important things there.

A dark gray cabinet.

be opened.

There are diaries, household registration transcripts, and some old photo collections.

Saying.

Why are there different wedding photos hanging on the wall in each room?

Erina Nakiri could hardly imagine that she would be so in love with that guy who didn't look very good to her. Apart from his quick thinking and decent looks, he seemed like a guy who wasn't very good at anything.

Erina Nakiri now seems to be scrutinizing Suze.

Erina Nakiri never thought her taste was bad; on the contrary, she considered herself to have high standards and requirements.

If someone can get married and have children, then logically, the other person must have some unique personal characteristics.

Does the fact that you can't see any unique features at first glance count as a unique feature?

Erina Nakiri began to doubt whether her future judgment was somewhat flawed.

Outside the door, there was the sound of the door lock loosening.

Su Ze is back.

"Erina, where are you?" Su Ze asked helplessly as soon as he walked in. The detached villa was three stories high, with several rooms on each floor, and a basement with a pool table.

Four people living in such a big house.

The Nakiri family is really rich.

Hear the noise outside.

Erina Nakiri packed her things.

Stepping out of the room and standing at the top of the stairs on the second floor, he said, "You didn't send the child to the wrong place, did you?"

Erina Nakiri was somewhat 'panicked', after all, she was constantly comparing Su Ze to her in her mind, and while thinking about his characteristics, she was also mentally criticizing him, just when he happened to return.

Then he said something strange.

Fortunately, Su Ze didn't realize that this was a strange statement.

"How could I possibly make such a basic mistake?" Su Ze waved his hand and said, "What about you? What are our future professions? Have you found any clues?"

Erina Nakiri shook her head.

She searched around the house for a while.

Aside from learning that she was a top-tier chef, she couldn't find any other professional information related to Su Ze. However, she noticed that one of the rooms in her house had been renovated.

It appears to have been converted into an arcade.

"Are you good with computers?" Erina Nakiri suddenly noticed something: a person's profession is very likely related to their hobby ten years ago.

Her hobbies haven't changed much between ten years ago and ten years later.

“I’ve played professionally in the gaming industry,” Su Ze replied. “However, theoretically, my profession can’t still be this, because ten years ago today, I came to Japan to study, and I basically gave it up.”

Su Ze picked up his phone as if possessed.

Go to a search engine and look up your own name.

Although I'm a professional player of a niche game, I've still won a championship, so even if I'm not well-known, I should be able to get on Wikipedia.

On search engines.

Su Ze found his name.

Simultaneously.

She also found a completely new career.

Aside from the prefixes of those former professional players, an important piece of information was found in the last line—a contracted game streamer in the console gaming section of Another Dimension Station.

What I will be like ten years from now.

My profession is a live streamer.

......

I'd like a ticket!

Chapter 6: The Bombardment of Raising a Child

impossible.

Su Ze thought about it and realized that it was impossible for him to make live streaming his main job, given his inconsistent work style and his inarticulate nature.

Even if you become a streamer, you won't achieve anything.

However, this is a clue.

"I saw a room that looks like it's been converted into an arcade. Why don't you go there and look for any clues?" Erina Nakiri said, her arms crossed.

Suddenly a phone rang.

Erina Nakiri raised her hand to answer the phone.

"Moshi moshi, is this Ms. Nakiri?" A gentle female voice came from the other end of the phone, and Nakiri Erina recognized the voice.

Xinhu Feishazi.

She was my best friend from ten years ago.

"Is it Shinto?" Erina Nakiri's voice trembled slightly. Facing her close friend from ten years in the future, she felt a little awkward. She wasn't sure what the other person looked like after ten years.

Ten years is a long time; too many things can change in that time.

More importantly, Erina Nakiri cannot reveal the situation she has encountered, as that would make the situation even more complicated.

"Yeah, it's been a long time since I've seen Miss Shirato," Hisako said with a regretful tone. "Oh, by the way, how's that cutie Rina doing?"

Erina Nakiri hesitated for a moment before saying, "Rina is very good, very well-behaved."

I had absolutely no idea how to start a conversation.

On the first day of taking care of Rina, who knew what had happened before, I could only bite the bullet and say some ambiguous things.

"Well, never mind, I'll tell you anyway, even though I feel like I'll probably have to refuse again." Hisako Shinto scratched her hair on the other end of the phone.

"Would you be interested in being a judge?" Hisako Shinoto asked, taking a deep breath.

In the past, Erina Nakiri would always decline, citing reasons such as being busy with raising her children and taking care of her husband. In short, she generally wouldn't participate in such events.