Quickly wear salted fish, she won by lying down

After finishing all that, Linlang returned to her rented apartment. While sending out resumes to various companies and starting to use the original owner's meager savings to speculate on stocks in order to see if she could make more money, she also began her fourth simulation.

Because Linlang didn't have many butterflies, the fourth simulation was still about the same, but it had already started to show her stock trading situation.

"Nothing happened on the first day."

The next day, you received responses from two of the companies you had applied to, and you decided to go and take a look.

On the third day, you got a job as a game planner at a game company. You were satisfied with the salary and decided to give it a try.

On the fourth day, your stock price surged by 20%, and you felt it could continue to rise, so you held onto your position.

Nothing happened on the fifth day.

Nothing happened on the sixth day.

On the seventh day, your stock price surged by 15%, and you believe it can still rise, so you hold onto your position.

On the eighth day, you attend a hometown association meeting. Someone develops feelings for you, and you think they're nice, so you agree to date them.

…………

On the 360th day, you and your boyfriend got married.

…………

On the 750th day, your child was born.

…………

You lived an ordinary and unremarkable life.

As mentioned earlier, death doesn't happen all the time; there are also simulations of normal death outcomes. So, it's quite normal that this ending isn't death.

As for stock trading, the original owner of this body actually started trading stocks after she found that she needed more and more money. She could use stock trading to know the future development and redeem her shares in advance if she found a big drop.

Unfortunately, it was too late, and with little initial capital, I didn't make much money.

Linlang was different. First, she was better at stock trading than the original owner, and second, she had the life simulator as a powerful tool, so she naturally started with leverage—taking out all the available online loans and putting them all into the stock market.

With a powerful tool like a life simulator, why worry about not being able to repay online loans? Of course, I started doing this from the beginning because it's the fastest way to make money.

As for Linlang's resume, it was similar to the original owner's, so it's normal that it would produce the same result as the original owner.

The company offered a decent salary and hadn't caused any problems so far, so Linlang decided to go and check it out.

As for associating with fellow villagers, in theory, Linlang would never do that, but this life simulator seems not to have discovered the difference between herself and the original owner, and still simulated this ending. Obviously, the life simulator still maintains the original owner's data and makes inferences based on the original owner's data.

In fact, after watching the simulation, the original owner did not have any further contact with that fellow villager.

This is quite normal. Given that the original owner possessed such a significant secret as the simulator, she generally wouldn't interact with people unless the simulation results were exceptionally good. Since the simulation with this fellow villager yielded only mediocre results, she naturally wouldn't continue the relationship. After all, most people lead ordinary lives like this, and marriage can happen anytime; there's no need to rush.

Actually, it's not accurate for the simulator to say that the original owner would date that fellow villager, because after the original owner discovered the big secret of the life simulator, she wouldn't easily date anyone.

Therefore, the life simulator is probably based on inferences made from the original person's data, and is not entirely accurate.

However, this simulation can provide a reference for the original owner, which is a good thing.

After the original owner stopped associating with that fellow villager, a new storyline will emerge. Due to the butterfly effect, once a new storyline emerges, the subsequent changes will become increasingly significant.

Although dating that fellow villager would not lead to any new deaths and would allow her to live an ordinary and uneventful life, the original owner of this body could still continue simulating, so she didn't care about this and still didn't date that fellow villager.

Since the original owner of this body didn't date anyone, Linlang naturally wouldn't either.

If there are no special reasons, Linlang might not get married in this world. She would only use the life simulator to make up for the original owner's regrets, since that was what she promised the original owner.

After receiving a reply from the company where she submitted her resume, Linlang went to apply for the job just like the original owner of the body, and was successfully hired as a game planner.

Actually, Linlang could have chosen not to work, but she didn't want to forget some of the events the original character had experienced, so she joined the same company the original character had applied to.

While Linlang was applying for the job, the police investigation into the female corpse in the lake made new progress. Through various methods of investigation, they learned the identity of the female corpse in the lake. It was a girl who had disappeared three years ago. Now the police have roughly confirmed the time of the girl's death and the cause of death. As a result, Ding Yong came under attention because that time was shortly after Ding Yong broke up with the girl.

In such murder cases, when the police investigate, if the victim has a spouse, the first suspect is usually the spouse; if the victim does not have a spouse, the first suspect is usually the partner or ex-partner, because there are too many cases of murdering an ex-girlfriend after a breakup, so ex-partners are also suspects.

Although the police took notice of Ding Yong, they did not immediately detain him. Instead, they began investigating where he was three years ago, when the victim died, and what murder weapon he had purchased.

As the investigation becomes more detailed, it seems that Ding Yong's actions cannot be kept secret any longer. Of course, even if they could be kept secret, Linlang would still make him expose them.

Without mentioning that Ding Yong would likely be discovered and arrested soon, they only said that it would soon be time to attend a gathering of fellow villagers.

Although Linlang didn't plan to date the fellow townsman mentioned in the simulator, she still said she would attend the gathering in the hometown association group. As long as it wasn't too troublesome, Linlang tried her best to stay consistent with the original owner to avoid affecting the plot and causing some of the original owner's regrets that she wouldn't experience, thus preventing her from being able to smooth over those regrets.

Of course, the main reason is that even if you don't start a relationship with a fellow villager, there will still be someone from that villager who will trigger the next event, so you definitely have to go.

When working in big cities, many places organize their own hometown associations to help each other when needed.

Many associations are composed of people from a city, a county, or even a town.

The original owner came from a small county town, so the fellow villagers in the hometown association were all from that small county town.

We all come from the same small county and speak the same language. Hearing our hometown accent in a big city makes us feel very warm and familiar. So, as long as there's no trouble in the hometown group, most people will still participate in these hometown gatherings to reconnect with each other.

Since Linlang doesn't plan to date her fellow villagers, her participation in this hometown gathering is merely to advance the next plot development.

Of course, the simulator-generated image of a fellow villager expressing interest in her and wanting to date her actually happened. (End of Chapter)