A Single Person's Infinite Wonderful Life

In the past, Li Wei might have been troubled by interpersonal problems, but now he has extraordinary power and has reached a completely new height that is different from his peers. Therefore, in his opinion, he only needs to do his own thing in school. University is not a high place, and there are not so many troublesome things.

Chapter 44. Family Concern

Li Wei's mother sighed and said, "You can't be like this. People don't live alone. You need friends, even just one or two. I'm really afraid you'll develop depression if you stay so withdrawn now."

Li Wei didn't know how to complain. Even before he gained superhuman powers, he was doing better than most of his peers. At least he didn't have to worry about making a living, so he didn't have the time to be depressed. Besides, he wasn't a sociable person, especially in Japan where social interactions were very difficult. Rather than doing these thankless tasks, he preferred to live his life well.

Li Wei said, "Don't worry, Mom. I'm doing pretty well here. I even paid off the remaining balance on the house in the last couple of days, so now I'm considered a homeowner here."

Li Wei's mother was a little surprised and asked, "Are you planning to settle down there?"

Li Wei said, "It's just a long-term stay. I'll be going back to China quite often, but I'll come back to see you all frequently."

Li Wei's mother said, "It doesn't matter whether you come back or not. You're the kind of stray cat who's lost when you leave and found when you come back. Even if you do come back, you'll probably spend all your time playing games in internet cafes. By the way, do you have a girlfriend yet?"

Listening to his mother's gossip, Li Wei felt an overwhelming urge to complain.

Li Wei said, "I don't have a suitable partner. The girls here in Japan are not simple. All the rumors you know are false. It's full of tricks here. I don't want to step on any landmines."

It's not that Li Wei is trying to condemn the boatmen, but after being bombarded with the beauty of the anime girls around him, he's lost much of his interest in real-world girls.

After all, even the most beautiful girls in the real world are still quite different from the average looks of girls in the anime world. Not to mention, any one of the girls that Li Wei brought out from the Highschool of the Dead world could easily compete for Miss Neon in the real world. Moreover, if she participated, all the other contestants would be completely crushed.

With so many beautiful women around him, Li Wei naturally looked down on real-life girls. After spending more time with the girls around him, even the "teachers" on his hard drive seemed bland and tasteless to him. After all, he was "practicing" every day, living a life a hundred times more comfortable than King Zhou of Shang. He had completely deleted all the "learning materials" from his hard drive.

Li Wei's mother said, "Since we can't find them in Japan, let's come back here to look. Are there really no shortage of good girls in China?"

“Mom, please don’t interfere in my affairs. I know what I’m doing. I’m at the age where I should be focusing on my work, and I’m still young. I can take care of my personal life after I’ve finished what I’m doing,” Li Wei said.

Li Wei wanted to complain inwardly. Given the current state of feminism in China, it's already difficult for an ordinary man to meet a girl with a normal mindset. These days, many girls are obsessed with boxing. He didn't want to be stuck in this environment.

Li Wei said, "Mom, you're acting strange today. All the questions you're asking are related to me. You're not plotting against me, are you?"

Li Wei had been easily fooled by his parents since childhood, and now he was even more sensitive to their antics. His mother's recent unusual behavior made him realize that something was definitely wrong. Even if his mother didn't say anything, he could deduce and reconstruct what had happened before. Now, he wouldn't be so easily fooled by his parents anymore. With his extraordinary powers, even if he didn't foresee the future, simply retracing the past was not a difficult task for him.

Li Wei's mother said, "How can this be called scheming? Everything I do is for your own good. As for whether you accept it or not, I always consider your opinion. Don't try to pin the blame on me."

Li Wei said, "Mom, just tell me straight. You know I don't like beating around the bush."

Li Wei thought to himself that even if his mother was unwilling to tell him, he could deduce and reconstruct the events himself. However, being able to get the answer directly from his mother would save him a lot of trouble.

As someone who dislikes the formalities of interpersonal relationships, Li Wei instinctively simplifies many things when faced with them.

Li Wei's mother said, "You're about to graduate from university, you're not young anymore, but I see you have no interest in solving your personal problems. There's an old saying that you should settle down and start a career, and it's very difficult to achieve anything significant in your teens. Why not solve your personal problems first, and then think about how to build a career...?"

Hearing his mother's words, Li Wei felt a chill run down his spine. The thing he feared most had come to pass. But this was something many young people would experience. He knew he would have to go through this sooner or later, but he didn't expect it to happen so quickly.

"There's no rush. I haven't even figured out my own life yet, so why should I bother others? Besides, Mom, you know how difficult girls are these days. I'll find someone myself," Li Wei said.

If he hadn't gained extraordinary abilities, he might have considered such a matter and first see what kind of person the other party was. But now, on the floating island in his sea of ​​consciousness, he already had over a thousand celestial companions. He was living a happier life than even King Zhou of Shang, who was enshrined as a god. The attraction of the opposite sex in the three-dimensional world to him had dropped to a minimum.

In the real world, putting aside looks, how many girls have good tempers? They all want to be treated like royalty by their boyfriends. In relationships, men aren't looking for a partner; they're looking for a giant baby who never grows up. Who wants to have an extra "ancestor" on their head out of nowhere?

In comparison, aren't the dimensional beauties on the floating islands who are completely obedient to Li Wei much better? Why would someone crawl on the ground and lick shit when they have food to eat?

That's why Li Wei directly rejected his mother's suggestion, but he did so in a more tactful way to save face for her.

Hearing his mother's sigh, Li Wei felt a little helpless, but it was also his family's concern for him. After all, in their eyes, it must have been difficult for him to work hard in Japan.

What they didn't know was that Li Wei, due to a fortuitous encounter, had turned his life around and had a great opportunity. It was no longer appropriate to view him with the old perspective.

Li Wei's mother said, "People from across the border will be coming to Japan for tourism these days. Just treat it as hosting a friend and observe them. If you think it's a good fit, then get along with them. If not, just pretend I never told you about this. Anyway, if we don't talk about it, who will know?"

Li Wei felt helpless, but since his mother had already gone this far, he couldn't refuse any longer.

Chapter 44. Dealing with the Duty

Li Wei's mother said, "Don't worry, I won't cheat you. These are all carefully selected and screened, as rigorous as an emperor choosing his concubines. I guarantee you'll be satisfied. I know young people like you like pretty girls, so don't worry, that girl's looks are absolutely stunning."

Li Wei said, "It's not a matter of looks, it's just that I'm not in the mood for it right now."

Li Wei wanted to complain inwardly. In the past, he would have thought that real-life beauties were pretty, like Audrey Hepburn and Monica Bellucci. He used to be amazed by them. But now, after being bombarded with so many people whose beauty surpassed the ceiling of real-life looks, he only found Audrey Hepburn and others to be ordinary.

No matter how beautiful she is, can she be more beautiful than Kasumigaoka Utaha and Chun-Li? They're not even in the same league. There's no way to compare them, because it's extremely unfair to real-life beauties.

Li Wei's mother said, "I'll send her photo and contact information to your QQ later. She and her friends are going to stay in Japan for a few days. Just consider it as helping me repay a favor. The girl's aunt is my colleague. She mentioned this by chance and that's how I remembered to introduce this opportunity. If you think it's a good match, then go ahead and get to know her. If not, just consider it as treating a friend to a few days."

Li Wei said, "Okay, I'll keep an eye on the Penguin messages."

After hanging up the phone, Li Wei continued working on his model, eager to show it off to the model enthusiasts on the forum.

A moment later, his phone beeped with a message from QQ. He unlocked the screen, opened his mother's chat window, and found a phone number and a photo.

Enlarging the photo, Li Wei remained remarkably calm. By conventional standards of beauty, the girl in the photo his mother had sent was quite attractive, with a pleasant demeanor and a friendly, approachable air. Coupled with her waist-length hair, such a girl would indeed be quite appealing to the average man.

However, Li Wei was completely unmoved. After all, any girl he was with could easily outshine the one in the photo, so he had no romantic thoughts whatsoever, because she was truly unattractive to him.

Li Wei simply considered it as completing a task assigned by his mother: to let the girl and her friend stay here for a few days, and then send them away.

Anyway, he plans to rest in the real world for a while and is not in a hurry to go to the next world. Being a temporary landlord or something will not have any impact on him.

Other worlds may be wonderful, but they are not his home. Only by returning to the real world can he feel at home.

Li Wei calculated the time and realized that he hadn't been back to see his parents for a while. Now that he had mastered supernatural powers, the previously troublesome cross-border travel was very simple for him. Traveling between Japan and South Korea only took a few minutes. If a teleportation array was set up, he could travel between the two places without any delay, just like a blue Doraemon.

Although it feels good to be home, Li Wei wouldn't want to live there permanently. After all, staying at home means constant nagging from his parents. He knows they mean well, but he can't stand it after a while. So, going home for short stays every now and then is fine, but living there for extended periods would cause disagreements between the two generations due to their different lifestyles.

The saying "familiarity breeds contempt" probably describes this perfectly. When you don't see them, you miss them; when you do see them, you find them annoying. This is a true reflection of how many people interact with their parents.

Li Wei muttered to himself, "They probably want to have a grandson, but unfortunately, I have no such thoughts at all."

For ordinary people, their descendants are proof that they have lived and a continuation of their bloodline. This is a common thought among many ordinary people. However, for extraordinary individuals like Li Wei, as long as they continue to cultivate, their lifespan will increase, and they may even achieve true longevity with heaven and earth.

For Li Wei, having children is actually a troublesome matter. He knows his own nature; he's a villain who's a mix of DIO and Kira Yoshikage. Like father, like son. If he were to teach children, who knows what kind of monsters he would raise, resulting in a daily spectacle of "father arguing with son," which would be truly exhausting.

Two days later, Li Wei saw the girl in the photo his mother had come to see.

Three stylish young girls appeared outside the apartment door. Two of them seemed a bit boisterous, with very lively personalities, while the girl in the photo of Li Wei's mother looked much quieter than her two companions.

Li Wei maintained a calm expression and said, "Come in first."

Having said that, Li Wei stepped aside and moved to the side.

The girl frowned when she saw Li Wei standing there with his arms crossed, not intending to help them with their luggage. However, she did not show her dissatisfaction and carried the luggage into the house herself.

With his keen senses, Li Wei was well aware of the other person's thoughts, but he didn't want to pay attention to them. Right now, apart from his mother, he didn't want to give any face to any real-life women. Of course, he was willing to show respect to women who were self-respecting and strong, but he wouldn't care about other situations.

The three girls carried their luggage into the entryway.

Li Wei said, "You just need to treat this place as a temporary inn. I won't interfere with your itinerary or your life, but you shouldn't meddle in my affairs either. You'll be staying here in Li Hong for a few days. I'll arrange a guide and bodyguards for you. Also, don't bring any random people here. If anything like that happens, I'll ask you to stay somewhere else."

The three girls were caught off guard by Li Wei's coldness. After he finished speaking, Li Wei went into his bedroom and closed the door.

The girl said, "We are guests, after all. Isn't this a bit too cold to us?"

With his amazing perception, Li Wei naturally heard those words, but he didn't intend to explain them. He didn't have the habit of "keeping fish" (keeping someone close to him), so in this situation, he naturally kept a considerable distance.

In the afternoon, Li Wei had his puppet clone arrange for people to come over as guides and bodyguards for the three girls, ensuring their safety in Japan over the next few days.

After spending a few days sending the three girls away, Li Wei finally breathed a sigh of relief. Then he called his mother and subtly indicated that the two sides were not suitable for each other, finally managing to smooth things over.

Chapter 444. A Routine Episode

After seeing the group off, Li Wei finally breathed a sigh of relief. He wasn't used to interacting with strangers, especially with such a special "mission," which made him feel awkward around them. Because of this, he felt restrained in everything he did while the girls stayed with him. After all, most people wouldn't be happy to have strangers intrude on their private space.

Sitting in the ergonomic chair he made himself, Li Wei skillfully turned on his computer and opened QQ, a platform he frequented. Previously, anime and manga enthusiasts liked to hide in small forums to discuss topics of interest. However, with technological advancements and changing trends, forums, which were not very convenient to use, had far fewer users than before. QQ, accessible anywhere on mobile devices, had replaced forums. But compared to the mobile version, Li Wei preferred the PC version.

Li Wei opened the app and dragged the mouse wheel to see how many lewd images these LSPs had uploaded while he was away. When Li Wei was away, the members were all in a frenzy of debauchery.

Li Wei typed rapidly on the keyboard.

Master Li: You keep doing this, sooner or later you'll send the master to jail.

Rem is the best: Li Daguanren, the god of human wall-climbing! How about some uncensored short films? First-person perspective recordings are also fine!

Li Da Guanren: You're despicable! Do you think I'm that kind of person?!

Seeing all sorts of hilarious memes flooding the screen, Li Wei wanted to complain. He had been relentlessly mocked by these Wang Dan (a derogatory term for a certain type of person). Fortunately, he wasn't the mascot of the game, so at least he wasn't the one being mocked the most.

Li Daguanren: Any interesting ecchi or harem anime recommendations lately?

Buddha's Stick: Li Da Guanren has already physically crossed the Great Wall and is now in Japan, yet he still needs recommendations from those of us who are still in China?

Li Daguanren: I don't pay much attention to new anime news; I'm more interested in the vinyl record community.

Li Wei posted pictures of the Eclipse Gundam and Aegis Gundam combination he had just finished completing in the last few days.

Buddha's Staff: Do you watch old anime?

Li Daguanren: Of course I'll look, as long as it's not some kind of cult.

Tathagata's Great Buddha Staff: The Tale of the Failed Knight and Hundred, two formulaic anime.

Li Daguanren: You already said it's a formulaic anime, why should I watch it?

The Buddha's Staff: The popularity of routines is evident. Although it's all routines, the fact that it's all routines is itself a demonstration of skill.

A figure of a tall, voluptuous girl with golden twin ponytails wearing a red tight-fitting uniform has been released.

The young girl had a proud expression on her face, her arms crossed, and because of the posture of her arms, her impressive bust looked even more spectacular.

Li Daguanren: This character is really pandering to otaku, but I like it. What kind of character is this?

The Buddha's Staff: Kureya Harvey, a character from Hundred. I watched the whole series specifically because of this character.

Mr. Li: Where can I find it? If you can't find it, I'll just go to the market and look for BD.

Buddha's Staff: No need, you can watch it on your own. If you like it, then you can collect the Blu-ray.