mygo, Villain Simulator

Incidentally, because someone committed suicide here before, Ichinose Wakaba is the only tenant here.

He tossed the bento into the refrigerator, lay down on the tatami mat, and stared at the broken light above him. He then took out his phone and began his usual routine of liking posts.

Guitar Hero: Today my boyfriend and I went on a date to Disneyland in Chiba. He even prepared a bouquet of flowers for me! I'm so happy.

A guitar influencer known as Guitar Hero posts glimpses of his vibrant and fulfilling life on Twitter, drawing envious comments from his fans.

[Not only is the guitar hero incredibly talented, but she also has such a handsome boyfriend.]

I'm so envious! I wish I could be like that guitar hero.

I'll always cheer you on.

Looking at these fans' comments, Ichinose Wakaba realized that the owner behind this account was actually a socially awkward person with no friends—wouldn't she be cyberbullied if the fans found out?

Thinking about what happened to Feather Sister, Ichinose Wakaba had no doubt about the wickedness of human nature.

"However, it's also possible that Pochi-chan's good looks and her friendless persona could be used to create a goddess-like figure like Xiao Nai."

Thinking of the XHS user who suffered a level 2 intellectual disability due to the backlash from the internet, Ichinose Wakaba left a message on Guitar Hero's account: But I remember that the Ferris wheel at Disney was under repair today due to a malfunction.

She made a small mistake, causing a certain little Pochi to fall into the trap of "Huh? My lie has been exposed?!" With the truth eventually revealed, Ichinose Wakaba began to work hard to change her future life.

First, he registered a Youter account and then brought along products that had been piling up at the bento shop.

Those were products the store manager thought would sell well last Christmas, but apart from a couple who bought rubber products or one who wanted to experience the thrill of being a kidnapper, the rest have not been sold and are piled up at the bottom of the warehouse behind the convenience store.

Until Ichinose Wakaba discovered that one had been taken.

The black hood completely covered Ichinose Wakaba's face except for her eyes and mouth. Unless you were someone she knew very well, it's unlikely anyone would recognize that the person wearing the black hood was Ichinose Wakaba.

Having taken the first step, Ichinose Wakaba sat quietly at the table, her gaze focused intently on the phone that was secured to the tabletop with a book. The camera on the phone screen was pointed at her, as if awaiting some mysterious command.

Ichinose Wakaba closed her eyes slightly, feeling the tranquility around her. She gently raised her palm, exerted a little force with her fingertips, and instantly a special power surged from her palm.

His eyes snapped open, becoming focused. His fingertips trembled slightly, and then a flame-like light quietly rose between his fingers. It was the power of fire.

Hot, wild, and full of life. Guided by Ichinose Wakaba's will, the flames began to dance slowly in her palm, burning brighter and brighter, their warm glow spreading throughout the dim room.

In the shot, Ichinose Wakaba lowers her head, carefully observing the flames emerging in her hand, feeling their heat and power.

"I have awakened a special ability."

The flames gradually changed color, deepening from an initial orange-red to a more profound depth, with a mysterious blue hue dancing within, like some indescribable spirit leaping in his palm. The light wasn't dazzling, yet it possessed an invisible attraction, proclaiming its presence and power to all around.

The old phone, with its outdated lens, dutifully captured the scene.

In the scene, the flame in Ichinose Wakaba's palm gradually forms a small vortex. The surrounding air seems to be distorted by the presence of the flame, and heat waves gently emanate, accompanied by slight airflow vibrations.

The power of fire surged forth as if from an invisible abyss, swirling and gently undulating in his palm. With a low, soft sound, Ichinose Wakaba gently waved the flame, which formed a small ring of fire in the air, slowly rotating like a burning eye watching the person about to see the video.

This is a transitional chapter, and it also serves as a storyline related to the character of Meowm.

After reading the replies, I found a problem with the settings. I will modify it later. After clearing a higher difficulty level, the level of existing entries can be randomly increased by one level.

Chapter 23 About Simulation Settings 2

After reading the comments, I realized that this does indeed contradict the "satisfying" aspect of online novels, so I've made a change: after the simulator completes a high difficulty level, it will randomly increase the level of one of the terms, and the increase in level is also random.

It feels like a money-grabbing mobile game.

A game where you can suddenly die, and the slightest mistake can send you back to square one.

Golden Can, Jump and those other games are absolutely disgusting.

Chapter 24 I, Goto Ichiri, was cyberbullied.

Are the Disney facilities under maintenance today?

【Who is this person? 】

[Guitar Hero wouldn't be lying, would they?]

Because of Ichinose Wakaba's slang, inappropriate comments appeared under Guitar Hero's Twitter account.

His subsequent remarks on Twitter sparked a considerable controversy.

By the time Goto Ichiri snapped out of his reverie and realized everyone was envious of him, the public opinion had already turned against him.

Why isn't Guitar Hero responding?

What's the point of replying? I think you're just feeling guilty!

[Yes, I knew something was off about Guitar Hero!]

Seeing those vicious comments, Goto Ichiri, who had been subjected to a small cyberbullying attack, felt as if her heart was being torn apart by the overwhelming stream of malicious words on Twitter.

Goto Ichiri had witnessed cyberbullying before. Having been online since junior high school, she had seen far too much of it. In severe cases, victims of cyberbullying were even driven to suicide.

Those who were cyberbullied because of their stance, Goto Ichiri can only say that they brought it on themselves. There were also some who were victims of slightly inappropriate wording, allowing those who considered themselves righteous to stand on the moral high ground and unleash their own malicious intent from a self-righteous dagger of justice.

Even though an apology has been made, the situation explained, and changes have been made.

These self-righteous righteous guys will keep chasing after them because seeing the pain on the person they're chasing is the most delicious thing for them.

It is a form of illegal means of venting malice, hidden under the banner of "justice".

These people are not acting out of genuine justice, but rather seeking a sense of superiority and power, using the opportunity to vent their emotions, and even manipulating public opinion and inciting attacks.

They don't care about the facts. Even if the person involved apologizes, clarifies, or changes, they still won't let it go because their goal is never to "correct mistakes" but to "enjoy the attack."

They find pleasure in this, in finding color in the desolation of others' lives, using the suffering of others as a palette, and depicting their own twisted nature with sharp words and cold mockery.

Let their originally gloomy and meaningless days be painted with a bright scarlet hue by the tears and struggles of others, as if this could fill the emptiness in their hearts and make up for their own incompetence.

The victim's explanation, resistance, or even silence can all become reasons for them to continue attacking.

Pretending to be rational and objective, using the posture of "objective analysis" to cover up harshness and prejudice;

Pretending to be a cross-dresser, using "jokes" as a guise to unleash true malice;

Feigning innocence and shirking responsibility by claiming "I was just expressing my opinion".

Their core ideology has never changed; all they've done is put on different masks and use more covert and cunning methods to unleash their malice.

But what if there is resistance?

Congratulations, you've fallen even deeper into their trap.

What they expect is your response, whether it's anger, explanation, or retaliation, it will all become an excuse for them to continue attacking.

They will take the opportunity to distort your words, portraying your anger as "emotional" or "fragile."

They would pretend to be victims, shouting "I was cyberbullied" or "It was just a joke," and steer public opinion in their favor.

They might even pretend to be rational, dissecting and distorting every word you say, and then using high-sounding reasons to subject you to another round of humiliation.

Their goal is never to discuss right or wrong, but to make you struggle between anger and helplessness, to make you exhaust yourself in explaining and fighting back, until you are completely worn out and finally fall silent.

They feign victimhood, distort the facts, package their malice as "innocent statements," and then, under the banner of "freedom of speech," continue their attacks with righteous indignation. They incite more like-minded individuals to suppress individuals with the power of the group, leaving the dissenters isolated and helpless.

For them, the real pleasure lies not in discussing right and wrong, but in watching the victims struggle and suffer more and more until they are exhausted and silently withdraw from the battlefield, while they revel in the illusion of victory on the virtual battlefield.

Ultimately, all they sought was to break the victims amidst countless taunts and unfounded accusations, making that pain the only thing that could stir up waves in their otherwise dull lives.

Meanwhile, they derive pleasure from the suffering of those who are cyberbullied, and continue to seek the next target, repeating the cycle endlessly with undiminished enthusiasm.

As Toyokawa Shoko said: "They are truly high and mighty."

However, Goto Ichiri had always been an observer, watching others suffer cyberbullying because of their careless words. But when the wave of attacks turned against her, Goto Ichiri truly felt the pain and helplessness involved.

Anxiety and unease overwhelmed her like a tidal wave, causing Goto Ichiri to panic.

Guitar Hero: Sorry everyone, I didn't actually go to Disneyland today.

Guitar Hero: Because I was worried about being followed by people with ill intentions and having my itinerary disrupted, I went to another place.

Such an explanation is weak and feeble, and even provoked a backlash from Chen Sheng, a hater—are you saying that your fans are bad people who stalk you?

No, that's not what I meant.

This feeling of being misunderstood and hurt was almost unbearable for Ichiri Goto. However, not all fans are bad people.

[It's because of people like you that guitar heroes dare not reveal their whereabouts.]

[That's right, Guitar Hero has already explained it, and there was a recent incident where an idol was stalked and murdered.]

What's the point of explaining? A liar is a liar!

If apologies were enough, what would be the point of having police and laws?!

[This is ridiculous! Guitar Hero is a complete fraud!!!]

[Guitar Hero, you need to be careful too; don't reveal your whereabouts next time.]

[Enough already, Guitar Hero has already apologized. I find people like you the most disgusting.]

[Is it possible that Guitar Hero didn't break the law? If you call the police, they might think you're just making trouble?] [Legally, lying isn't a crime.]

[What a disgusting guy, he can only get his attention in places like this.]

"Thank you everyone, sob sob sob."

Faced with words of support from her fans, Goto Ichiri was so moved that she burst into tears, and snot even came out of her nose.

She gently wiped away the tears from the corners of her eyes, and a sudden determination welled up inside her: "With you all here, I won't be afraid!"

Jian Dinglin%$【Liu is a weapon II, the person who exposes others is ready to confront those who criticize him fiercely!

[Hmph, I bet Guitar Heroes isn't popular in real life at all!]

[Without a boyfriend, you might not even have any friends.]

Yes, yes, he's practically invisible at school, someone who can only gain a sense of presence online.

[They gain your worship by lying.]

[Haha, crystallizing powder, can't beat it, can't beat it, I'm outta here.]

[Let's just occupy our own space and have some fun!]

I'm going to share this so others can have a laugh.

These people are disgusting, Guitar Hero, don't mind them.

I support you, guitar hero!

Ignore them; they're just living in their own world.

"I guess I'm still not good enough... Waaah."

Sometimes the truth hurts more than a lie, because the truth often goes straight to the heart and touches people's most vulnerable spots.

Defeated by comments like "I have no friends" and "I'm a liar," Goto Ichiri collapsed and turned into a pink slime, shutting down the Twitter app. She decided to avoid seeing it and getting annoyed.

Having adopted an ostrich-like tactic and become a coward, Goto Ichiri opened YouTube, wanting to watch some videos to relieve her bad mood.

"This is?"

At this moment, after scrolling past the short video that had just been recommended, "How to Become a Popular Person: Meow's Guide," Goto Ichiri's attention was drawn to the next one.

"Black hood"

At first, when Goto Ichiri saw the black hood on the screen, she couldn't help but laugh.

The hood covered most of the face, leaving only the eyes and mouth exposed, making it look comical and somewhat inexplicably silly.

The whole scene was deliberately designed to create a sense of mystery, but for Goto Ichiri, the black hood covering her face made it impossible for her to think of anything mysterious.

Or is it a comedy performance?

It is completely impossible to associate it with anything "unfathomable" or "majestic".

"I've awakened superpowers?"

Looking at the video title, Goto Ichiri paused slightly, muttering the title to himself, feeling it was both absurd and funny. The title sounded like a self-declaration from someone with chuunibyou (middle school syndrome), and combined with the comical black hood on the video cover, it seemed like a scene deliberately designed for humor.

"Is this person joking...?"

In the video, the figure has deep-set eyes and a slightly open mouth. Although other details are unclear, for some reason, Boqi-chan senses an indescribable power hidden in those eyes.

For this reason, Goto Ichiri and the viewers unconsciously held their breath.

"Does he really have superpowers?"

The pink-haired girl muttered to herself. Goto Ichiri, who was about to swipe to watch the next video, stopped what she was doing and started watching the video.

As the flames in the scene slowly rose from the other person's fingertips, Goto Ichiri's laughter gradually subsided. Her gaze was captivated; the flames burning on her palm were not only unbelievably realistic but also possessed a magical allure.