Living in Tokyo, starting with a lifestyle-related job

Go upstairs and close the door.

Shiina Arisa grabbed Shoko's shoulder and shook him violently, gritting her teeth as she complained:

"You silly girl, didn't you just send a message saying that you and Kamishiro-kun were shopping and on a date?"

"Why did you bring them back so soon?"

"You really have a chance but you're useless!"

Shiina Shoko covered her head and sobbed:

"Stop yelling! Stop yelling!"

"Xiangzi didn't want to either; who knew we'd run into each other on the road like that?"

Shoko then told his mother everything, including the fact that Rika also liked Shirakawa.

Shiina Arisa's right eyelid twitched, her lips twitched uncontrollably, and she retorted:

"So the guy Rinka-chan said she liked last time was Kamishiro-kun!"

"No wonder I always felt that the way she looked at Kamishiro-kun was strange."

"But it's alright, Xiangzi, listen to your mother's plan."

The more Shiina Shoko listened, the more bitter she felt.

She knew her mother's plan would definitely succeed.

But Rika also likes Kamishiro-kun

What should I do?

After dinner.

After bidding farewell to Shiina Shoko and the others, Shimashiro Hakufeng prepared to return to the coffee shop.

Since Rika and the two girls planned to stay and watch Shoko's cosplay, Shiro Kaede decided not to disturb them and went back alone.

The coffee shop is very close to Xiangzi's house, just a few minutes away.

After returning, he exchanged pleasantries with his employees and then went back upstairs.

I plan to put down my PS5 and Switch and then get ready to write.

After all, the novel hasn't been signed yet.

To avoid any unexpected situations.

Shiro Shiro felt that he should keep creating works to keep in hand, so that the novel wouldn't not make much money in the end.

This time, he plans to write a novel called "White Night".

"Journey Under the Midnight Sun" has sold over 450 million copies in Japan, a figure that demonstrates the book's wide audience and enormous influence in the country.

As one of Keigo Higashino's representative works, its sales figures prove its popularity among Japanese readers.

Upon publication, "Journey Under the Midnight Sun" won the Naoki Prize, a prestigious award in Japanese literature, signifying recognition of both its literary quality and market influence.

This novel is not just a mystery; it also offers profound reflections on society, love, and human nature.

Spanning 19 years, it depicts the changes in Japanese society and the ups and downs of people's fates, evoking widespread resonance and deep reflection among readers.

This profound social influence is also an important reason for its popularity.

The influence of "Journey Under the Midnight Sun" is also reflected in its diverse adaptations.

The work has been adapted into various forms such as movies and TV series, further expanding its popularity and influence in Japan.

This cross-media approach to dissemination allowed more viewers to access the work and garnered it a large fan base.

Shiro Shiro felt that if he wrote this novel, he would definitely make a lot of money!

As he put the game console down on the ground, he looked around.

I discovered that today, Chitanda Mirai, Urahara Junko, Watanabe Hina, and Kamishiro Erina are all here.

at this time.

Yui Nagasawa had been busy collecting money and hadn't had time to chat with Bai Feng, but now that she wasn't busy anymore, she immediately came up and couldn't help but ask:

"Kamishiro-kun, why are you carrying so many game consoles?"

Chitanda Mirai and the others were also very curious.

Shiro Shiro explained briefly.

Yui Nagasawa was bewildered and said:

"You got six game consoles for 20,000 yen?"

"Your luck is incredible!"

"All these game consoles together cost at least 100,000 to 200,000 yen."

"You've really squeezed the store dry this time."

A hint of joy appeared on Watanabe Hina's elegant face:

"Kamishiro-kun is really lucky."

Erina Kamishiro was extremely excited:

"Onii-chan is amazing!!!"

Junko Urahara was very happy to see so many game consoles:

"Junko wants to play the Switch!"

Chitanda Mirai covered her mouth, and exclaimed in surprise:

"I never imagined that Kamishiro-kun would be so lucky in this area."

Kamishiro Shiro smiled helplessly; only he knew that this was not a matter of luck.

He said:

"Erina, when you go back later, take a PS5 back to your aunt. As for the Switch, you can take one with you too. Leave the rest here for everyone to play."

Upon hearing this, Erina Kamishiro nodded with immense joy:

"Ok!"

Afterwards, Shiro Kaede made them some food and then started writing.

Chitanda Mirai looked at the busy Shiro Kaede and asked curiously:

"Speaking of which, isn't your book already awaiting approval, Mr. Kamishiro?"

"Why are you writing novels again now?"

Erina Kamishiro looked at Bai Feng with a puzzled expression:

"Onii-chan, I'm curious too."

After thinking for a moment, Shiro Kaede explained:

"Idleness is also idleness."

"I just had an idea, so I decided to continue writing."

Chitanda Mirai smiled happily and said:

"I see. So, what kind of story are you planning to write this time, Kamishiro-kun?"

Kamdai Bai Feng smiled and said:

"The mystery/suspense genre."

Chitanda Mirai said in surprise:

"Thriller/suspense genre?"

"Isn't the previous version the same?"

Shen Dai Baifeng blushed and coughed, saying, "That's not the case."

“I see,” Chitanda Mirai said after a moment of contemplation, “but suspense novels are extremely difficult to write.”

"As far as I know, the probability of this type of subject matter being accepted is actually much lower than other types."

"Because if the logic doesn't hold up, readers won't buy it."

After nodding, Shiro Kaede smiled and said:

"That's true, but I'm still confident."

Chitanda Mirai blinked, a hint of anticipation in her eyes, and said:

"Since you've said so, please make sure I get a look at it then."

Shiro Shiro felt it didn't matter if others read this book, since it was a suspense genre. He agreed:

"Okay, I'll show it to you when I'm done writing it."

He remembered that the novel, *White Night*, had around 40 to 47 words.

It far surpasses "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas".

It will probably take quite a while to finish writing this.

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Time goes on.

May 10th arrived quickly.

There are only a few days left until the midterm exams.

Nothing major happened to Shiro Kaede and the rest of the Literature Club these past few days.

They spent this period peacefully and happily.

Shiro Kaede was reading a novel during a break at school.

Suddenly.

A message popped up in front of me.