I don't keep a diary, I only spoil life.

Then flip it over.

This page has no text.

Instead, it features lifelike treasure chest illustrations and extremely unscientific, dazzling animated graphics.

The top box has Katsura Kotonoha's name on it, and it looks like a UI mini-game.

Take another look at the number of likes my last comment received.

Thanks to yesterday's popular science explanation of SD, the female protagonist, who is the victim, accumulated more than 200 likes in a single day before the deadline for the publication of the new article.

So that means... there are currently this many people watching the diary together?

Forcibly dispelling the shock of the number of likes, the girl brushed her hair and reached out to press her hand on the words "[Draw x4]" on this page.

With a sudden dizzying sensation,

A series of notification sounds reached her ears.

You've won 100 million yen! The money has been deposited into your social media account.

You've won $50! It's been placed under your bedside table.

[You've won a spot in the SAO Aincrad open beta! Join the battle in November!]

[You've drawn the Iaijutsu skill, gaining +3 experience. Your already high level of Iaijutsu prowess has reached a new level.]

"..."

SAO?

Ignore the first two rewards, which have no real value.

While relieved that she wasn't unlucky enough to draw a ability like the Yin-Yang Eyes at the start, Katsura Kotonoha was immediately drawn to this special reward.

But seeing that the public beta was scheduled for November, I temporarily put aside my curiosity about it and instead became curious about the +3 experience from the "Daily Life and Slash" event.

"Shall we try it out at the dojo tonight?"

Kotoha, who didn't experience any sudden enlightenment like in martial arts novels from these three experience points, pursed her lips.

He then glanced at the diary again and took out his phone.

I searched for the five characters "Yukinoshita Haruno" on LINE.

After refreshing the page.

The image that pops up is a cool and beautiful selfie of a woman.

The ends of her short hair were also dyed a very nice different color.

This must be the same person as Hino-senpai from the diary, right?

Look at that confident smile in the profile picture; that confident demeanor amazes the girl.

She decisively pressed the confirm button and entered the word "diary" as the reason for her application.

Immediately, she smiled sweetly with her dimples, quietly awaiting the approval that the other party might send at any moment.

Her captivating smile, which seemed to bring spring to the world, immediately stunned the boys in the class, while the girls cast disapproving glances at her.

Immediately afterwards, a burst of mocking and joking laughter reached my ears.

That was a group of classmates of Kotoha.

"Speaking of which, that busty woman keeps looking at her phone, could it be...?"

"Shh, keep it down, keep it down."

"Speaking of which, if a rich girl like this comes to study at our school, it must be exhausting for us mere background figures, right?"

"..."

A single word can wound like a chill in June.

This is a principle that every adult should understand.

However, because of their young age and the confidence that they have friends to help them, ordinary teenagers who are alone during their adolescence are more or less ostracized and bullied by those who stick together.

Katsura Kotonoha's situation is a microcosm of this kind of incident, and she is just like those ordinary people who are bullied but have no way to fight back, and can only be powerless and silent.

They ridicule themselves to consolidate their position in the class, or even out of jealousy of their family background and education.

But...me? Do I really have so many things that deserve to be envied?

Does anyone truly understand my suffering?

Katsura Kotonoha, who thought she was already used to being ignored and ostracized, unconsciously gripped her phone tighter as she listened to the sarcastic and cynical remarks.

...

Chapter Fourteen. It was Genshin Impact that brought tears to Toyokawa Shoko's eyes.

Does keeping a diary immediately lead to a complete change in a person?

Unfortunately.

The answer is no.

The diary was of great help to its holders, but it ultimately only played a supporting role.

Knowing the future in advance at most allows one person to selectively avoid a terrible life outcome.

but.

It is not possible to easily correct a person's character flaws with it.

It can only be described as extremely difficult.

Even with the help of a benefactor, one can be saved temporarily, but it is difficult to protect them for a lifetime.

The more extreme the personality flaw, the more likely it is to be incorrigible, leading to a bad end in life and being forced to engage in a hellish resurrection octagon battle with a series of powerful figures such as Gojo Satoru, Ryoudai, and Matcha.

Name the legendary head-feeding king, Pockmarked Ace; name the bread-grilled old man; name ____ (optional).

Fortunately, Katsura Kotonoha's personality flaws are not serious.

The journey of a young girl's heart is long and arduous; a little weakness will not prevent her from getting on the right path.

The reason she is qualified to be called a notebook holder is not solely based on modeling, but because these notebook holders, despite their flaws, all possess outstanding qualities that are difficult for ordinary people to match.

Some people are interested in lotteries, while others are deeply averse to them.

Kasumigaoka Utaha went to sleep after reading the diary, but unfortunately, a desk is not like a bed, so she had to use the diary to prop up her head before she could finally fall asleep.

Yukino Yukinoshita was no exception; she took the lead in not participating in the giveaway, and could only sigh in frustration at the increasingly chaotic situation in the comments section.

Yesterday, she successfully applied to become a member of the Diary Holding Society.

pity.

Her attempt to convey the message failed to gain her any companions.

Instead, a group of hormone-fueled male apes were vying to apply to join the club.

Um..

This result undoubtedly confirms that she is the only holder of the Soubu High Notebook.

Should I secretly rejoice at this exclusive favor?

There was no joy, but Yukino appreciated the diary holder's aesthetic sense, which meant that this guy, who was full of morbid fantasies, still retained a trace of a human brain and had a normal aesthetic sense.

Thinking this, the girl sighed, rubbed her eyes, and was speechless at the seemingly harmless nature of the mysterious person A, while also feeling that most of the notebook holders were really no different from the 'naive and innocent heroine' described in the comics.

seriously.

Didn't any of these diary holders feel any fear of the notebook's owner?

He's getting stronger and stronger!

If we could describe this guy's idea about the Rumbling yesterday as "Stop it, are you trying to ruin Japanese manga?", then...

His outrageous remarks today should be described as "What are you so smug about, you scoundrel?"

Yesterday he was still invisible, but today he has transcended the six realms. What he wants to do tomorrow, Yukino doesn't even dare to think about.

Fortunately, judging from the personal values ​​revealed by the mysterious person A in his diary, he is just a single man who lacks love, and his values ​​and character are quite straightforward, without any particularly morbid aspects.

Perhaps one day, when some anime heroine sacrifices herself to feed the demon, this guy will finally stop?

"..."

Yukino brought her thoughts back to a standstill, realizing that she had been thinking a little too far ahead.

He also lamented that he was too clever.

This is the suffering of outstanding people; a mere glimpse of their talent can define an ordinary person's entire life.

Perhaps if I were to draw some special ability, I might immediately step into the realm of a terrestrial immortal?

Um...

Yukino shook her head after glancing at the 400-plus likes and points on her profile page.

Immediately, he closed the book.

Ultimately, he didn't take that first step down the road of no return.

Speak your mind and keep your word – that's the essence of Yukino Yukinoshita's writing style!

But all things considered... people of her character and conduct are ultimately just a small minority.

As the saying goes, where there is light, there is darkness; for every person who remembers their vows, there is someone who forgets the harsh words they uttered.

There are also some people who are hypocritical among the diary holders.

For example, there's a silver-blue-haired, twin-tailed young lady who insists she would never accept charity.

Toyokawa Shoko.

The daughter of the Toyokawa Group, a first-year high school student at Haneoka Girls' Academy, is now so poor that she has to fill a shower gel bottle with tap water in the bathroom.

The best victim of the entire diary, the one who suffered the most slander and defamation.

In reality, she is a good girl who can maintain her noblewoman nature regardless of her mood, and speaks with dignified elegance.

In short, Toyokawa Shoko is a refined and easy-going woman.

But...but even someone like Xiangzi has human weaknesses.

She can also break down.

They will also lose their composure.

She can also become hysterical.

The reason.

Xiao Xiang is so wronged, Xiao Xiang is so bitter!

It's so painful, so incredibly painful! She didn't do anything wrong!

But whenever she mustered the courage to pick up this diary, which was darker and more malevolent than any evil spirit, she would find that the last shred of dignity in her heart was being treated as a plaything and ridiculed.

Her almost self-destructive efforts were completely regarded as a joke, a side dish for the story's gimmicks—her efforts to hide her identity, work hard and painstakingly, and strive until her death, her determination to prove herself, were all almost shattered by this diary!

The thought of hundreds of eyes staring at this diary made Toyokawa Shoko feel as if the taut string in her heart had snapped completely.

Her sorrow had become an uncontrollable river, and her breath or sharp, indifferent retorts were choking her. If one had to use a single word to describe the sorrow in her heart, it would only be some vulgar slang that someone of Toyokawa Shoko's upbringing and family background would never have encountered.

For example...

Cinema!

For example...

You big idiot, Mysterious Person A!

If someone could write a scathing critique of Li Yinguang in her diary using the aforementioned words, Toyokawa Shoko would likely, for the first time ever, revert to her Spiny Dragon form and thank them.

—Wow! Residing high above, enjoying the view of the masses, casually disregarding and trampling on the efforts of others—what an incredibly superior being!

[Toyokawa Shoko's Aggrieved Value +10]