Tokyo girls have a big problem

Chapter 129 Multiple Choice Question: One or Two, or Both?

When I got home that day, there were indeed advertisements of all sizes posted near Hiroo Station.

They're all covers of "Detective A".

There are also promotional slogans:

Please write my name on the book cover, followed by 'Crazy Fan'—a top bestselling author.

"Brother!" Ono Mizuki lowered her voice, still unable to hide her excitement and agitation.

Seeing the promotional ads for my own novel, ah, so this is what it feels like, Aoyama Rinpoche.

"reason."

Aoyama Ryo looked at Ono Mika.

"Let's take a picture," said Mika Ono with a smile, holding her phone.

"it is good!"

In front of the advertisement, Aoyama Li struck several poses, including staring, ignoring the passersby, detective, and making a heart shape with his hands.

They even took a group photo.

He and Meihua, he and Meiyue, Meihua and Meiyue, he and Meihua and Meiyue.

Even after getting on the tram home, I still couldn't calm down.

"Unfortunately, it's none of my business anymore, I won't get the money," sighed Aoyama Risa.

"If it's adapted into a movie, animation, or stage play, you'll still be able to get paid, right?" Mizuki Ono asked expectantly.

"maybe."

"Let's go see it together!" Ono Mizuki exclaimed excitedly. "Who will be the female lead? Minami Hamabe? Ami Touma? I really want her autograph!"

Aoyama Rika pondered for a moment and said, "If the director asks for my opinion, I would recommend Ono Mizuki."

Mika Ono, who was thinking seriously, immediately looked over: "Aren't you tall enough?"

Even she, who is usually gentle and composed, was a little excited at this moment.

Ono Mizuki glared at her older sister, as if she was about to jump up and punch her.

Ono Mika covered her lips and looked away.

“It’s not tall enough. That’s definitely a problem.” So, both sisters stared at Aoyama Risa with reproachful eyes.

hum~
"Oh, there's news." Aoyama Risa casually took out his phone.

He wasn't the only one to receive the message notification; someone else posted a message in the [Sunny Day Band Club].

It was the drummer, Yumeshi.

She posts her learning progress in the group every day.

The system's tutoring effect is indeed powerful.

Just like drinking water, which quenches thirst immediately, drummer Mengshi's math scores steadily improved.

Not only in tutoring class exams, but also in school quizzes, I can feel a significant improvement.

[Drummer Mengshi: Everyone, wait for my return!]

[Ono Mika: There will be study sessions at my house every afternoon this Saturday and Sunday. Yumi, would you like to come?]

[Drummer Mengshi: Come on!]

[Drummer Mengshi: I'll tell my family and lie to them that I'm going to the cram school's study room early to study!]

[Bass Sakurako: Damn it, then we really have to hold a study session!]

[F. Rino: Huh? Senpai, what were you originally planning to do?]

[Bass Sakurako: Mika's house is quite big. I want to play hide-and-seek. Whoever gets caught has to be toyed with by the 'ghost' for ten seconds!]

[Akika Gasai: There's no such game]

[Akika Wagatsuma: Yumemi, don't worry, come on over. Because of you, everyone is working hard and won't dare to slack off in their studies. It will be a serious study session!]

[Drummer Yumeshi: Because of me? I really want to cry.]

[F·Rino: I've got an idea!]

[Drummer Mengshi: Don't write this!]

On Saturday morning, Akika Wagatsuma, Sakura Bess, and Rino F. arrived early at Ono Aoyama's house to train with Mika Ono.

During the afternoon study session, Bess Sakura was more attentive than anyone else.

After the study session ended, they left with drummer Mengshi to go to their respective cram schools.

Meanwhile, Aoyama Rika, Ono Mika, and Ono Mizuki continued their studies at home.

Japanese high schools have a plethora of activities, almost overwhelming. In early May, there's a sports competition; at the end of May, a long-distance running competition; in early June, there are workplace visits; and in mid-June, there's a forest school—camping trip.

The more time you have to play, the harder you need to study.

On Monday, even the sounds of the band, cheerleading squad, and sports clubs could not be heard, as the midterm exams drew ever closer.

When the campus was completely silent, the midterm exams began.

Class 3, Grade 1. 'Can Senior Yumemi return to the band?' Ono Mizuki would occasionally wonder this as she finished one problem and moved on to the next.

Class one every two years.

'Thankfully, the science subjects weren't as difficult as the monthly exams. I hope my grades won't drop. Yumi, you do your best too!' F. Rino focused on her work.

Class four, grade two.

'I've been secretly studying Japanese lately, and it's starting to show some results.' Aoyama Risa thought to herself as she worked on her practice problems, 'My goal this year is 37th place; I have a chance.'

Third grade.

'The questions are simple, but what matters isn't the score, but the school's ranking.' Bess Sakura has her own direction.

"Yume, keep it up! I'll get into the top 50 too! The band won't give up, and our grades will improve!" Akika Wagatsuma took a deep breath as she received her exam paper.

"Rin, as the eldest sister, I have the duty to protect this family. I will get into my first-choice university, earn more money, and protect you and Mizuki." Ono Mika tucked her hair behind her ear and answered the question earnestly.

Class 2, Grade 2.

"It's all over!" Drummer Yumeshi clutched his stomach.

After school on Friday, everyone gathered at the Sunny Day Band Club.

Outside the open window, the shouts of the sports club and the sounds of the wind instruments drifted in.

After a moment of silence, my wife, Mingxiang, asked, "Mengshi, how did the exam go?"

"My stomach hurt during the exam!"

"Is it your period?" My wife Akika glanced at Aoyama Ryo, but she wasn't shy.

"No, it's nervousness," drummer Mengshi replied. "But I was fine during the math exam because I knew how to do most of the questions!"

"That's great!" Everyone smiled.

Being able to do it doesn't mean you can do it right—Aoyama didn't say this out loud, and adding cold water at this point would have no effect on the exam results.

He was thinking about something else: today was the release date of "Detective A".

If he hadn't felt that the topics everyone was discussing were very serious—grades, the survival of clubs, and the fact that playing on his phone wasn't a good idea—he would have already gone online to read the reviews.

It went on sale at 9 a.m. and should have already made a splash online.

Most importantly, he cares a lot about sales.

How many can be sold?
Is it possible to repay the kindness shown to Aya and Yaeko Miyase?
As for this person who loves love, she should have all the information, whether it's reviews or sales figures, so why didn't she send it to him?
Are your grades bad?
"Little brother, why do you look like you need to pee frequently, but you're too embarrassed to show it and just have to silently endure it?" Bess Sakura asked curiously.

Everyone looked at Aoyama Ryo.

"Would diapers or sanitary napkins be of any help?" my wife, Akika, tried to say.

“Once a certain line is crossed, even I will hit a woman.” Aoyama Ryo raised his fist.

He had hit her when Mika Ono was working part-time at the dental hospital.

"Could it be... that you didn't do well on the exam?" F. Rino asked even more cautiously.

"Wait!" Bess Sakura interrupted, "There's a question: poor grades or frequent urination, which would you choose? Yumemi, you answer first!"

"Huh? Hmm, I choose frequent urination."

"Naive! You can rely on yourself if you don't get good grades. I choose to have bad grades!" My wife, Akika, said.

"If you urinate frequently, what's the point of getting good grades?"

"Didn't I just say we can use diapers or sanitary napkins?"

"Taking an exam while peeing?"

"I've also done things like taking exams while bleeding."

"What do you think, Aoyama-kun?" the drummer Yume asked.

Aoyama sighed.

Memories are returning, it's my second life. I have a system, I'm an orphan, and I have to work. That's fine, but why do I have to choose between 'poor grades' and 'frequent urination' here?
"Practice!" He was truly enraged.

Like a group of mice stealing milk—except for Mika Ono—everyone scattered and quickly picked up their instruments.

“It must be because of bad grades,” F. Rino whispered.

"Did I ruin him?" the drummer Meng Shi asked.

"You're so angry and embarrassed, you must be urinating frequently," Bess Sakura comforted her.

“There’s no such disease,” Mika Ono said with a wry smile as she spoke into the microphone.

“That means your grades aren’t good,” Akika Agasa concluded.

“Life is not a multiple-choice question,” Mika Ono said.

"So, does my little brother intend to have them all?" Bess Sakurako asked.

Aoyama Ryo stood up.

Just like the background music for a character in a movie, the music from the Sunny Day Band immediately started playing when he began to act.

(End of this chapter)