I found a life simulator.

And often, friends made during this period will still maintain private contact even after more than a decade.

"Does Su Ze have any friends?" Shiina Mashiro asked calmly.

This question stumped Su Ze.

The sense of temporal and spatial dissonance made Su Ze's understanding of the concept of friends quite vague. Although he had friends, he felt a sense of estrangement, as if he hadn't been in contact with them for decades.

However, if you study in Japan...

There aren't many people I can truly call friends.

But you can never say you have no friends.

"Yes," Su Ze nodded.

"Are we friends?" Shiina Mashiro looked up, revealing an innocent expression.

“We’re friends.” Su Ze didn’t deny it, and then he immediately changed the subject, “Next weekend, your cousin Erina is coming to stay for one night. I’m letting you know in advance. By the way, is Mashiro hungry? I’ll go make you some dinner.”

Shiina Mashiro nodded and said, "I am a little hungry."

"Thank you."

She replied with her thanks.

Shiina Mashiro's attention was indeed diverted.

"You're welcome." Su Ze got up and walked towards the kitchen. As he passed by, he saw the clothes hanging on the balcony, including clean underwear and panties, which had not been put away.

Su Ze put the cooking aside for the time being.

I went to the balcony and used a linen basket to gather up the clothes.

Blue and white striped panties with two short strings fluttering in the wind.

Su Ze took a deep breath.

After arranging everything in the linen basket, I went to the kitchen to cook my own meal. However, the food videos I uploaded to Bilibili only received a little over a thousand views.

This is still my main account.

Traffic number.

There are verified accounts on Bilibili.

Certified by professional player Sajuk.

However, the videos mentioned earlier are all about playing games, including highlights from professional matches and audio recordings. The most viewed of these videos has over 100,000 views.

It's nothing like the dismal number of views for my newly released cooking video.

It only got a little over a thousand views.

Upon clicking in, I found that there were very few comments, only a few dozen, and more than half of them were from fans trying to stir up trouble.

"Has the Pig God stopped raising pigs and switched to cooking?"

"Chef Pig King is now online."

"Goodness, this is like planting vegetables right in my mouth."

"Wow, the Pig God can even cook?"

"Wait a minute, why do I hear a girl speaking Japanese?"

"Didn't Pig God say he was going to study in Japan?"

"Got it, Pig God is going to Japan to pick up a wife this time."

Because of his competition ID, Sajuk, which translates to "pig butcher" and also uses a pun, his mischievous fans sometimes call Su Ze "Pig God".

In the comments section, one comment caught Su Ze's eye.

"This is hilarious! Look, everyone! In that Japanese food show where God Tongue judges judges, the main character who's judging this episode looks just like Pig God!"

When Su Ze saw this message.

Senseless.

So, is there anyone in the country who watches the show where God Tongue judges?

"That's definitely not Pig God. I glanced at the interview subtitles, and it said that the Chinese chef had a girlfriend. With Pig God's personality, how could he have a girlfriend? If he could have a girlfriend, I'd start a harem at school right away."

"The European host who interviewed Pig God back then almost made Pig God cry halfway through the interview. It was the first time I'd ever seen someone use such a slap in the face. With that kind of emotional intelligence, dating? Don't make me laugh."

Su Ze's lips twitched slightly.

Why are all my fans like this?

In that interview, I already said it was an accident. I didn't intend to show off and even wanted to save face for the other person. But as I talked, it got distorted. What can I do when Chinese culture is so profound?

And, just because of one interview incident, the persecution continues unabated, doesn't it?

Also, why doesn't anyone believe they can cook?

Having been through so much, Su Ze wouldn't get angry over such a small matter. He methodically filmed his second video of making delicious food.

He didn't care about other people's opinions at all; Su Ze just focused on doing his own thing.

I create food videos and become a content creator simply because I don't want the timeline to change as a result.

Twenty minutes later.

Su Ze placed the prepared dish on the dining table in the living room.

As he was about to go back to his room to rest, Shiina Mashiro called out to Suze. Mashiro took out her comic book from her room and handed it to Suze.

"Take a look at my manga," Shiina Mashiro said. "I've been drawing this manga for the past few days, and I'm thinking of submitting it to a publisher in a while."

Su Ze nodded and took the manuscript.

I glanced at it at first glance.

Such exquisite art style.

The figures and lines in the drawing are really beautiful.

Then, I began to savor the contents.

"A sixteen-year-old girl met her brother-in-law at the airport on her first day back in China."

The vocabulary used in this narration is far too misleading!

Anyone who didn't know better would definitely think it was some kind of doujinshi unfolding!

Moreover, the storyline in this painting is completely based on myself!

"My brother-in-law can cook a lot of amazing and delicious dishes."

"I love so much."

This is the female protagonist's monologue in the comic.

Using yourself as the model for your comics, and having the characters in those comics talk like that—don't you feel ashamed?

Su Ze turned his gaze to Shiina Mashiro.

Ok.

There's absolutely no indication that they feel any shame.

Do not!

Mashiro doesn't understand what shame is.

"And why do I have such a criminal inner monologue!" Su Ze looked at the inner monologue of the male protagonist, who was set up as the brother-in-law, in the comic book.

A stream of blood seemed to spit out from within.

In short, we absolutely must not let Erina see this manga!

"How's the drawing?" Shiina Mashiro asked as she ate slowly, a hint of anticipation in her eyes.

Should we encourage it or discourage it?

Su Ze vomited blood again.

What if encouraging comments lead to increasingly outrageous content in comics? Isn't that just aiding and abetting evil?

If you don't encourage her, you'll completely kill that expectant look in her eyes. Mashiro came to Japan from England to pursue her dream of becoming a manga artist.

"The drawing is good, but the plot is bad." Su Ze took a deep breath. His job was to both encourage and correct the other person's thinking.

"Plot?" Shiina Mashiro looked thoughtful.

Her thoughts were less of contemplation and more of a daze.

"What's wrong with the plot?" Shiina Mashiro thought for a long time but couldn't figure out what was wrong with the plot, so she asked again in a questioning tone.

......

Chapter 32 First, let the father-in-law suffer.

This question puts me in a very difficult position!

The plot you wrote is completely illogical!

"Can you tell me what your idea for this manga is?" Su Ze felt that before doing that, he should first figure out what Shiina Mashiro was thinking.

"Love," Shiina Mashiro said without any hesitation.

"Can't it be action comics?" Su Ze said seriously. "Aren't action comics more popular in the current market?"

"I don't understand what fighting is," Shiina Mashiro said candidly.

I figured you wouldn't understand love anyway...

The plot structure and ideas of this manga are simply wildly imaginative. For no apparent reason, the brother-in-law falls in love with the female protagonist, and for no apparent reason, his inner monologues are full of strange things. Then the two of them fall in love. The process completely ignores ethics and morality. When Su Ze saw this part, he knew that this manga must never be seen by Erina Nakiri.

"Moreover, my editor told me that if I wanted to draw a good comic, it would be best to draw something that is close to real life. He also said that my art style is good and that it is very suitable for drawing youth and daily life comics, so I tried it out." Shiina Mashiro said in detail.

Good guy.

The root of all evil has been found.

If you have the chance, go and have a heart-to-heart talk with Shiina Mashiro's editor.

Su Ze thought to himself.

However, Shiina Mashiro's art style is indeed not very suitable for drawing battle-themed manga, but the idea of ​​having Shiina Mashiro draw slice-of-life youth stories is particularly outrageous.

Can Shiina Mashiro understand what everyday life in youth is? Can she understand what love is? At least right now, Shiina Mashiro can't understand it.

The editor in charge of her work really dared to come up with such a creative idea.

Several versions ahead of schedule?

"How about... drawing some sports-themed subjects, without any fighting?" Su Ze considered it. Fighting scenes were difficult to draw, and Mashiro couldn't draw them, and he wouldn't understand slice-of-life stories. It would be better to compromise.

"Sports?" Shiina Mashiro's tone was clearly one of doubt, yet it was as calm and even as willow catkins drifting down.

“Tennis, basketball, and the like,” Su Ze explained. “After understanding the general rules, you can add plot elements for them according to your own character settings, and give the protagonist a cheat code if appropriate.”

The words just fell.

Shiina Mashiro shook her head again and said, "Tennis and basketball, I can't understand the rules, and they feel very tiring."

Ok.

Su Ze admitted that this kind of thing is indeed not a girl's preference. The subject matter is something that you only draw if you like it. If Shiina Mashiro doesn't like it, there's nothing you can do about it.

“However, I really like the food my brother-in-law makes.” Shiina Mashiro paused for a moment, her eyes shining slightly, as if she had thought of a good idea.

"How about I draw a comic book about food?"

Is it delicious food?

That's not bad. Su Ze has a solid foundation of knowledge in this area. He can answer any of Shiina Mashiro's questions as long as they are related to food.

Thankfully, it's not a romance manga at all.

Su Ze breathed a sigh of relief.

The knife at his neck was removed.

"Well, Mashiro, let's put aside the content of the manga for now. There's something I'd like to ask you." Su Ze's expression turned serious. "Due to certain external factors, I'm not planning to expose my relationship with your cousin to the outside world for the time being."

“My cousin told me about this,” Shiina Mashiro said calmly. “Although I don’t understand what she means, it seems like it’s just a secret.”