A Single Person's Infinite Wonderful Life

It can be said that the life he planned for himself was a pure liberal arts path, with no need to resort to force at all.

Shiina Aki was unaware of what had transpired in Tokyo recently. If it weren't for the incident in the bathroom, and if the others in the dormitory hadn't harbored any ill will towards him, he might have had a chance to obtain information. But now, everyone in the dormitory was wary of him, and naturally, they wouldn't proactively discuss such matters with him. Because of this, Shiina Aki was unaware that in the current environment, and especially after Li Wei's departure, personal combat skills would become crucial. Without adequate personal combat skills, facing increasingly frequent extreme situations, there wouldn't even be a chance to escape.

Furthermore, Shiina Aki was unaware that there was a fundamental difference between the physical training he practiced and the breathing techniques practiced by the girls. He believed that his physical training was the right way to train, and that the traditional training methods of the girls had no practical combat ability.

Shiina Aki is obsessed with the idea that only modern and scientific things are good. As for those ancient and mysterious things, they are just rumors and deceptive tricks.

Shiina Aki didn't realize that the fact that he had been pinned down in the bathroom last time already showed that the girls' fighting ability was far superior to his. But that's how people are; they become obsessed with believing that what they think is right is right. Even if others give correct guidance, they will be discriminated against as provocation. This is a problem that many people make, but Shiina Aki's problem is more serious.

Shiina Aki cursed Alex inwardly, and also cursed Levi. Levi was far too nosy; someone with his physique should have just received ordinary training, but he hadn't expected such grueling training. He felt like his body was about to fall apart. Thinking about the torment he had suffered these past few days, Shiina Aki's heart was filled with resentment. Now, he hated not only the girls, but also Levi, Sunohara Ayaka, and even Alex, his trainer.

Shiina Aki waited for Li Wei to call him to eat. After Li Wei called him to eat, he silently ate his breakfast without saying a word, because speaking at this time would easily expose his resentment.

Li Wei looked at Shiina Aki with a playful smile on his face. Shiina Aki quickly lowered her head, afraid that Li Wei would see through her disguise.

Shiina Aki felt that Li Wei was largely to blame for his current suffering, so he added another person to his list of targets for revenge: Li Wei.

However, Li Wei not only possessed formidable personal martial prowess but also wealth, and who knows what shady connections he might have. Therefore, even if he felt dissatisfied with Li Wei, he dared not show it anywhere and could only bury his resentment deep in his heart.

Hating someone is one thing, but not having the ability to retaliate is another.

Li Wei inwardly wanted to complain. Shiina Aki was simply too good for her. Alex had just given her a good beating, and now she was itching for another one. It just goes to show that kids these days really don't know their place. Only when they're truly hurt will they learn their lesson.

Shiina Aki's personality is quite characteristic of Japan. Many Japanese people have a flawed nature: they appear very obedient on the surface, but are actually very arrogant inside. This kind of two-faced behavior is a characteristic of many Japanese people, especially those who work in the service industry. After accumulating a lot of negative emotions, this situation is very likely to occur.

Knowing minor courtesies but lacking in righteousness, fearing power but not cherishing virtue—this is a common trait among many Japanese people. Li Wei has seen too many such people in the real world, and Shiina Aki is also a typical example of this personality.

Chapter 1. Excessive cheating hinders the gaming experience.

After finishing his morning exercise, Li Wei returned to his room. He had a premonition that something would definitely happen to Shiina Aki today. This kind of premonition, which was similar to a divine connection, was far more accurate than ordinary divination.

Li Wei thought about it and realized that it might be related to Shiina Aki's resentment. After all, there is a limit to human endurance. Shiina Aki was physically weak and his innate conditions were not good. He also neglected to exercise. The grueling training these past few days must have felt like hell to him. It's normal for such an environment to bring out his negative emotions.

Li Wei thought for a moment, then took a pen from the pen holder on the table and casually scattered it on the surface. He then observed the pen falling and, with the help of his magic, saw some fragments of the future.

Shiina Aki would sneak away from Haruhara Manor during lunch break, while everyone else was resting. Li Wei guessed that Shiina Aki was probably trying to avoid training this way. Li Wei wanted to complain; just two days ago, Shiina Aki was ambitiously saying that she would complete the training, but how long has it been since then, and she's already changed her mind again.

Faced with this situation, Li Wei could only shake his head. In order for an individual to succeed, in addition to their own talent, perseverance is also very important. After removing the factors of luck and family background and connections, there are only a few conditions for personal success, and perseverance can be said to be the most important one. Without perseverance, no matter how talented you are, this kind of fickle and inconsistent approach will only make you waste time and squander your years.

But Li Wei thought, what does this have to do with him? Since Shiina Aki wants to skip training in this way, let him skip it. After he escapes, he will encounter a series of violent incidents due to the deteriorating local security, and at that time, he will naturally regret it.

As for Haruhara Ayaka, as the dormitory manager, she bears a certain responsibility for the safety of the residents, but this responsibility is limited.

Li Wei reviewed the contract. Since the residents here are all minors like students, the administrator has to act as a guardian to some extent. If any problems arise while the residents are in the dormitory, Haruhara Ayaka has an unshirkable responsibility.

When going out, if Ayaka Haruhara is with the resident student, she will be held responsible if anything happens to them. However, if a resident student goes out alone, Ayaka Haruhara will not be responsible for any accidents that occur. This clause is quite reasonable, leaving room for both parties. After all, Ayaka Haruhara cannot follow the resident around the clock for surveillance. So even if something happens to Shiina Aki, as long as the incident doesn't occur inside the dormitory, Haruhara-sou won't be afraid to pursue legal action from Shiina Aki's family.

Li Weimo stroked his chin. He could understand why Gilgamesh in the Type-Moon universe didn't always keep his omniscient and omnipotent star active. After all, if such a cheat that offered no gaming experience was always on, life would be far too boring.

Li Wei continued the divination and soon received the results: Shiina Aki would suffer a great deal of hardship outside, but this hardship would not take his life. Of course, while his life would be spared, his dignity might not be. After all, there were quite a few perverts in Japan, and the so-called "guests" and "shoguns" had existed since ancient times. With his delicate and girlish appearance, Shiina Aki would inevitably lose his purity upon his return from this escape.

Looking at the cringe-worthy images displayed by the divination, Li Wei could only sigh that when it comes to perversion, apart from the transvestite country, no other country can compare with Japan, not even Germany, which specializes in extreme tastes.

Li Wei quickly shut down the images in his mind; if he continued watching, he would have to wash his eyes.

Shortly after, Haruhara Nana arrived at his room with a stack of textbooks.

"Brother Li Wei, do you have time now?" Chun Yuan Nana's teaching materials were placed on Li Wei's desk.

Li Wei laughed and said, "I have plenty of free time now, and I was just getting bored when you sent the books over. I've come to see what the high school textbooks are like here in Japan."

The textbooks that Haruhara Nana brought weren't very thick. At least, when Li Wei was in high school, the textbooks for all subjects combined were much thicker than the textbooks used by high school students in Japan.

Li Wei picked up the textbook and said, "Is this all the textbooks for high school students?"

Haruhara Nana said, "Yes, it's all here. I've brought it all over; nothing is missing."

Li Wei said, "Okay, I'll take a look first."

Haruhara Nana asked, "Brother Li Wei, is there a problem?"

Li Wei said, "I just feel that this textbook is a bit too thin. The textbooks used by high school students in Japan are much thicker. But this is probably Japan's unique happy education. They say they are reducing the burden on students, but in reality, they are widening the gap in ability between ordinary people and the children of the rich and powerful."

Haruhara Nana shrugged and spread her hands, saying, "That's how it is in Japan. Ordinary people will always just be ordinary people. Even in anime, the protagonist starts out as an ordinary person, but as the story unfolds, the audience will find that this protagonist has an awesome father or mother, or that their ancestors were particularly powerful. Anyway, the point is that people without bloodlines can only ever be servants. Everyone actually knows this, but they're just too lazy to say it."

Li Wei said, "Too lazy to explain? Some public opinion battlegrounds, if ordinary people don't fight for them, will fall into the hands of the powerful and wealthy, which is not a good thing. But I can understand the situation in Japan."

Haruhara Nana said, "Because this place is a dead end, even if you try to rob or protest, it won't do any good. Instead, you'll just be suppressed by those powerful people. So ordinary people just need to live their own lives. After all, there are some things that ordinary people can't change."

Li Wei could understand Haruhara Nana's pessimistic thoughts because Japan's reforms throughout history have never had a basis for ordinary people's participation. Too many popular movements have ended in failure, to the point that ordinary people in Japan have fallen into this distorted pessimism and become numb and ignorant.

Chapter 1. Daily Bragging

Li Wei said, "Don't be too pessimistic. Some things are unchangeable simply because of your own lack of ability. When your ability is strong enough to influence the outside world with your own will, then you will be in control."

Haruhara Nana said, "But this is too difficult. Even you, Brother Li Wei, couldn't do something like this, right?"

Although Haruhara Nana is not very old, she has a relatively deep understanding of the lifeless society of Japan. Children who lose their parents early experience the coldness and warmth of human relationships in society at an early age, so they have to be more mature than their peers.

Li Wei said, "Some things are not that I can't do them, or that I'm incapable of doing them, but rather that I'm willing to do them. I'm a lazy person, and ruling a country is too troublesome for me. There are just too many things to do every day, so I choose to be a leisurely and lazy person. It's enough for me to just take care of the people around me."

Haruhara Nana said, "Brother Li Wei, are you bragging? Ruling a country is not such a simple matter. How come it's as easy as buying groceries in a shopping street for you? Even those backward African countries are not easy to rule."

Although Haruhara Nana is just a high school girl, her wide range of interests gives her a certain understanding of the outside world. Ordinary Japanese high school girls generally wouldn't care about these things; they're like those depraved gyaru (high-class girls) who only care about dressing up, how to squeeze money out of seemingly weak and easily bullied students, and messing around with men. The more someone focuses on the small things around them, the less willing they are to look up at the world around them.

Li Wei laughed and said, "Reality requires logic, but novels don't. I almost became a chief in Africa before, but it was too hot there and the environment was too rudimentary, so I didn't stay there."

Haruhara Nana looked surprised and said, "There's such a thing? What's going on?"

Li Wei said, "The old chief is getting old, and the young warriors in the tribe were severely weakened by the failed hunt. They went to steal the lion's prey, but the lion attacked them, and several of their best hunters were killed. The old chief also fell ill because of this. As for me, I only managed to cure the ailing old chief and also hunted a buffalo. The old chief then specifically asked me to be the new chief. I'm not being modest; I just recited a couple of lines... cough cough, well, anyway, I refused."

Li Wei almost started reciting poetry.

Haruhara Nana said, "Such a thing really happened? I don't know what to say. But those tribesmen dared to steal prey from a lion, are they crazy?"

Li Wei said, "Because they are Maasai, a warrior people whose coming-of-age ceremony is to independently kill a lion. Unfortunately, that tribe went too far in the past, which made the lion hold a grudge, leading to the subsequent direct conflict. Although the Maasai are brave, human strength cannot compare with that of a lion, so that Maasai tribe suffered heavy losses in that hunt."

Haruhara Nana swallowed hard. She never imagined that there could be such crazy people in the world. Not only did they dare to snatch food from a lion's mouth, but they even hunted lions for their coming-of-age ceremony. Such beings could be considered among the top fighting nations. At least the Japanese would not be so crazy.

Li Wei said, "The world is vast and full of wonders. Often, only novels require logic, while reality often does not. Therefore, it is possible to see any absurd thing in the real world."

Haruhara Nana said, "I know too little. Brother Li Wei, I don't understand. With your abilities, you can go anywhere in the world. Why do you choose to live in seclusion in Japan?"

Li Wei laughed and said, "I'm not afraid to tell you this, but I'm an incurable otaku with a huge passion for anime and games. So, after considering all the options, I decided to come to Japan to live in seclusion. And this decision is the best decision I've ever made, because I met you and your sister here. This is the luckiest thing that ever happened to me."

Li Wei's words made Chun Yuan Nana blush. She hadn't expected Li Wei to include her in his words, which made her curious about her image and status in Li Wei's eyes.

·Requesting flowers·· ······

Chun Yuan Nana tentatively asked, "Brother Li Wei, how far have you and my sister gotten? I saw that you two were already sitting up this morning."

Li Weihai said without hesitation, "I want to marry her."

Haruhara Nana almost couldn't catch her breath. She hadn't expected Li Wei to be so direct, which made her heart ache even more.

Haruhara Nana said with a hint of jealousy, "Then what am I to you, Brother Li Wei?"

Li Wei said, "Important family."

Haruhara Nana was somewhat disappointed; the answer Li Wei gave was not what she wanted.

Li Wei said, "Whether it's you or Ayaka, you are both important members of my family. You are both equally important to me, and I love you both."

...

Chun Yuan Nana was completely bewildered by Li Wei. She never expected that Li Wei's so-called family would have such a meaning.

Li Wei laughed and asked, "Do you believe in love at first sight?"

Haruhara Nana nodded. Of course, she believed it; the moment she saw Li Wei, she felt she was in love. She had longed for Li Wei day and night; having the person she loved right in front of her, yet unable to express her feelings, was undoubtedly painful. But now, things had taken a turn for the better.

Haruhara Nana said, "But what about my sister?"

Li Wei said, "Caihua had already considered this situation, and neither he nor I are fools. Rather than letting you go out and get to know a complete stranger from the beginning, it's better for you to stay by our side from the start. I have enough confidence and ability to bring happiness to all of you."

Haruhara Nana fell silent, but her silence was not an objection; rather, it was the result of a mixture of emotions: excitement, joy, relief, a touch of trepidation, and anticipation for the future.

Li Wei placed his hand on Haruhara Nana's head, gently ruffled it, and smiled, "My only goal in life right now is to make every girl around me happy. It sounds simple, but in reality, I'm finding it quite difficult."

Chapter 1. Just be happy.

Li Wei had never been to any small African countries, but with his current abilities, let alone a small African country, even the then world's strongest country, Afghanistan, would not be difficult for him to change its fate.

But as I said before, it's about whether he wants to do it, not whether he can. Li Wei is, to some extent, a very lazy person; he doesn't want to spend any extra energy on things he's not interested in. Some politicians enjoy the endless fun of fighting with others, but Li Wei finds it not only troublesome but also meaningless.

Li Wei said, "Bringing happiness to every girl around me is much harder than ruling millions of people, because ruling millions of people only requires meeting their needs. But true happiness is inner satisfaction and abundance, which cannot be achieved by material things alone."

Haruhara Nana nodded. Although she couldn't fully understand Li Wei's explanation, she grasped some of it. If someone told her that she could exchange her family for a huge sum of money, even an astronomical figure that she could never spend in a lifetime, she wouldn't do it, because family ties far outweighed money for her.

Therefore, she agrees that material things cannot solve all problems, nor can they necessarily bring happiness.

Haruhara Nana said, "But I've noticed that quite a few girls like you, Brother Li Wei. You can't possibly satisfy all of them, can you?"

Li Wei smiled and said, "Everyone has their limits, and I'm no exception. Just like I said, I can only bring happiness to the girls around me. Note that I said around me. As for the many girls, those I don't even know, even if they like me, I can't reciprocate their feelings. The only thing I can do is take good care of the girls around me. I can still distinguish between close and distant relationships."

Haruhara Nana wanted to criticize Li Wei for being overly confident in his charm. Judging from his tone, it seemed like every woman in the world would like him. But upon reflection, it did seem true. Li Wei's charm had reached an all-encompassing level, appealing to all ages, races, and nationalities. Even foreign women visiting Japan would frequently turn their heads after seeing him, their eyes seemingly unwilling to look away. So, it seemed Li Wei wasn't just boasting.

Li Wei opened Haruhara Nana's textbook and got down to business. Li Wei was also curious about what high school textbooks were like in Japan, because in the real world, he came to Japan under the guise of studying at a university, and he didn't know much about Japan's primary and secondary schools.

Of course, as an artist, especially one who frequently takes on freelance computer art projects, Li Wei has a considerable understanding of both traditional and modern Japanese clothing, as these items are essential for his artwork. Therefore, he is also quite familiar with Japanese school uniforms, but his knowledge of Japanese junior and senior high school uniforms is rather limited.

Li Wei quickly flipped through the pages of the book. Haruhara Nana stood beside him without disturbing him. Half an hour later, Li Wei finished reading the last page of the last textbook.

Haruhara Nana said, "Brother Li Wei, what do you think of the teaching materials I'm currently using?"

Li Wei said, "The textbooks used in Japan should be universal, right?"

Haruhara Nana nodded and said, "Although schools are divided into good and bad, they do use the same set of textbooks. Only a very small number of elite schools have their own independent textbooks, but they are a very small minority. The set I am using now is the version used by most high schools across Japan."