A Single Person's Infinite Wonderful Life

Thinking this, Hasegawa Miu, overwhelmed by maternal instincts, no longer had the urge to push Li Wei away.

Chapter 202. Prank

Women are relatively emotional, and Li Wei took advantage of this weakness of Hasegawa Miu, exposing his own "vulnerable" side, in order to quickly close the distance between them.

After an unknown amount of time, Hasegawa Miu noticed that Li Wei's breathing had slowed down, and at the same time, a heavy sense of oppression followed, making her almost unable to stand.

"So heavy!" Hasegawa Miu barely managed to keep herself from falling. She struggled to carry Li Wei and drag him onto the bed, but her strength was exhausted, and the two of them fell down.

Hearing Li Wei's steady breathing, Hasegawa Miu sat up and gently stroked Li Wei's cheek with her hand.

"You must be under a lot of pressure. Everyone in the camp depends on you, so you don't dare to show your fatigue in front of anyone, is that right?" Hasegawa Miu muttered to herself.

She had already imagined Li Wei working tirelessly for the camp, but others knew about this as well, since Li Wei was the backbone of the entire camp and everyone was watching his every move.

As long as Li Wei remains calm, the sky won't fall. Hasegawa Miu knows this, so she maintains a calm demeanor in front of the students and tries her best to soothe them with a gentle tone.

Li Wei did the same thing. The students had no idea how difficult the predicament Li Wei was facing was, but as one of the managers, she vaguely felt the pressure Li Wei was under.

That's why she felt sorry for Li Wei, because everyone can vent their emotions, even she can, but Li Wei can't.

"Sleep peacefully. Although I can't be of much help, it's my honor to provide you with a place to stay. I hope you can get a good night's sleep here." Hasegawa Miu smiled as she looked at Li Wei, who maintained a serious expression even in his sleep.

Hasegawa Miu thought for a moment, then gently lifted Li Wei's head, placed her legs behind his head, and covered him with a thin blanket.

In a daze, Hasegawa Miu nodded her head little by little. Exhausted to the extreme, she leaned back and fell into a deep sleep.

In the middle of the night, when Hasegawa Miu woke up, she found herself covered with a blanket. But when she tried to move, she found herself tightly bound. Turning her head, she saw that she was being held tightly in Li Wei's arms. Her hand reached down and found that her pajamas were still intact and she didn't feel anything strange in her body, which made her breathe a sigh of relief.

Li Wei's embrace was incredibly warm, a warmth that made her feel somewhat dizzy and confused. However, the urge to urinate that had woken her up told her that now was not the time to think about such romantic things, and if she didn't go to the toilet soon, she would leak.

However, Li Wei's large hand was like an iron clamp, holding her firmly. She tried to break free, but no matter how hard she struggled, it was to no avail; Li Wei's hand remained motionless.

Miu Hasegawa felt helpless. She sighed inwardly that the gap between ordinary people and superhumans was so huge. In terms of physical fitness alone, ordinary people had no chance of comparison.

But now she was desperate to urinate, so she could only struggle and work up a sweat. Li Wei didn't react at all, and even had a dreamy smile on his face. This made Hasegawa Miyu both angry and anxious, and her face turned red from holding it in.

Hasegawa Miu pinched Li Wei's cheeks, gently increasing the pressure until Li Wei's face was distorted, but even so, Li Wei still did not wake up.

With a sigh, Hasegawa Miu gave up struggling. Bedwetting was bedwetting, and although it was quite embarrassing for a grown-up, there was nothing she could do about it now.

The thought of having to deal with bedwetting as an adult fills Hasegawa Miu with a shameful embarrassment, making her want to disappear into the ground. It's just too embarrassing.

Looking at Li Weina's still smiling sleeping face, Hasegawa Miu glared at him fiercely, then gave up resisting and waited for the "final moment" to arrive.

However, just as she gave up resisting, Li Wei suddenly let go. Startled, Hasegawa Miyu kicked off the thin blanket, not caring if her actions would wake Li Wei, and rushed into the bathroom, slamming the door shut. Li Wei, who had been keeping his eyes closed, opened them, a forced smile on his face. He had deliberately held on, just to see Hasegawa Miyu's embarrassed expression. Although this kind of perverse pleasure was a bit excessive, men are actually like this from childhood to adulthood—they enjoy "bullying" the women they like, only their methods change with age…

Finally relieved, Hasegawa Miu returned indoors. Looking at Li Wei, who had turned over and continued to sleep soundly, she became angrier and angrier. She then lifted the thin blanket off Li Wei, grabbed his face with both hands, and pulled it forcefully to both sides.

However, even Hasegawa Miu herself did not realize that when facing Li Wei, she would act like a child in a fit of pique.

Li Wei, who was still pretending to be asleep, couldn't keep up the act anymore as his face was being pulled. So he slowly opened his eyes and asked, "An earthquake? Or a fire?"

Looking at Li Wei's dazed appearance, Hasegawa Miu regretted waking him up. She glanced at the clock on the wall; it was the middle of the night, a time when people are most tired.

"Sorry, I woke you up because I was being selfish," Hasegawa Miu said softly.

"If there's nothing else, I'll go back to sleep..." Li Wei lay down again, casually pulled a thin blanket over himself, and started snoring.

Seeing this scene, Hasegawa Miu was both annoyed and amused, and felt a little sorry for her. She swallowed back all the words she wanted to say.

The dim light from the desk lamp, which was already a little eerie when she was alone, was even more frightening when the light was off. But now that Li Wei was by her side, she felt an overwhelming sense of courage.

Hasegawa Miu lay down again, leaning against Li Wei. She had never felt so at ease before. It was as if everything before had been just preparation for Li Wei's arrival. This strange feeling was bittersweet, wonderfully mysterious.

When Hasegawa Miu woke up the next day, she found that no one was beside her, and she sat up with some disappointment in her heart.

"Have they already left..." Hasegawa Miu stood up and went to the long table. She saw a beautifully made bento box with a note underneath.

"By the time you see this note, I'll already be outside. If someone sees me leaving your room, there might be gossip targeting you. P.S.: Eat your breakfast properly."

Upon seeing the note, Hasegawa Miu, who had been somewhat downcast, broke into a bright smile.

Chapter 203. The Uninvited Guest

Not needing to go out to search for supplies, Li Wei stayed in his dormitory, took out his game console from his consciousness space, and enjoyed the pleasure of slacking off.

At this moment, he was sitting in his seat, playing Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. It has to be said that this practice of stealing time from his busy schedule to play games gives people a forbidden pleasure, like a crime.

Komuro Takashi and Igou Hisashi curiously peeked over to look at the screen. However, the game console was Li Wei's personal property, and without his permission, they could only look at it. Neither of them dared to touch Li Wei's things without permission. After all, a superhuman like Li Wei might leave a mark on his belongings, and anyone who touched it would be noticed.

Considering the possibility of this happening, Takashi Komuro and Hisashi Igou could only look on longingly at the game console. Li Wei looked at the two with eager expressions and said, "Want to play games?"

Komuro Takashi nodded, and although Igo Hisashi had the same thought in his heart, he did not show it and shook his head.

Li Wei raised an eyebrow slightly. From the details of their daily lives, it was clear that Komuro Takashi and Igo Hisashi had completely different personalities. Komuro Takashi was more courageous and daring, and could make ruthless decisions when it mattered. Igo Hisashi, on the other hand, had a different personality. He was calm and reserved, and would not easily reveal his intentions. Compared to Komuro Takashi, he gave a better impression to those around him.

Li Wei put the controller aside, made room, and said, "If you want to play, just say so. I don't play games much anyway. My things are in the dorm, feel free to use them. Just don't overwrite my save file."

"Really?!" Komuro Takashi's face lit up with surprise. In this apocalypse, let alone such a high-end game console, there wasn't even a regular arcade game to play. The few single-player games on his phone were all games like Connect Four and Snake, which were extremely boring. It was much more fun to play shogi with Igo Hisashi.

Li Wei nodded and said, "After all, apart from rest days like this, I'm not at the camp most of the time, so the game console is just gathering dust here."

Takashi Komuro excitedly walked to his seat, plopped down, picked up the controller, and began to explore the game's controls. This world didn't have Hidetaka Miyazaki, so naturally there were no Souls series or Sekiro. It was Komuro's first time playing this type of game, and he couldn't contain his excitement.

Li Wei sat down to the side, opened a bag of potato chips, put one in his mouth, and chewed it.

“The area for men to move around in is a bit small. Do you feel cramped?” Li Wei asked.

"A little bit, I guess. If we had the same strength as Mr. Abigail, we could go out into the world." Jinghao Yong rarely showed an envious expression.

While Li Wei stayed inside the camp, Abigail's puppet naturally had to go out to relieve him.

However, Abigail's mission is not to search for supplies, but to work with the monster puppet to track down the base of the mysterious organization that released the virus.

Li Wei is still curious about why that mysterious organization would do something so harmful to others and itself. It's a pity that the original author of "Highschool of the Dead" is no longer alive. Otherwise, he could have maximized his interests in this world by relying on the foresight he gained from the original manga.

The two puppets split up to search and managed to gather some information. This mysterious organization wasn't taken seriously in Japan, and it didn't have many bases, most of which were concentrated in relatively large urban areas. In fact, there were still quite a few survivors in various towns and villages in Japan.

In some places, even entire towns survived and established local defensive camps, intercepting the relatively few zombies in the vicinity.

The areas most severely affected are Japan's three major metropolitan areas. The dense populations and buildings, coupled with the release of the virus, have turned these areas into hell on earth. However, of Japan's total population of over 120 million, more than half reside in these three metropolitan areas. The remaining population is sparsely distributed throughout the country, which, because of this, has resulted in relatively lower levels of zombie outbreaks in rural areas.

Even so, the situation was still spiraling out of control. Without a god-like perspective, Li Wei could only take care of the situation in the Tokyo metropolitan area. As one of the three major metropolitan areas, the Tokyo metropolitan area had completely degenerated into a rotting kingdom of zombies.

In the entire Tokyo area, apart from the camp established by Levi, only the wealthy residential area of ​​Chiyoda Ward and the sea airport in the port area withstood the pressure of the zombies and successfully survived.

At that moment, a piercing roar of propellers descended from the sky. Li Wei walked out of his dormitory and saw several helicopters landing on the school's playground.

As these helicopters prepared to land, Li Wei's senses had already detected their presence; these helicopters all belonged to the work attendance team.

Li Wei didn't immediately defeat the other side. After all, in such matters, it's best to proceed with courtesy first and then resort to force. He also wanted to see what the Japanese authorities were planning. As the work attendance team directly under the government, their every move represented the attitude of the Japanese authorities, and this was an exchange that would determine the relationship between him and the Japanese authorities.

A large number of heavily armed soldiers jumped out of the helicopter and guarded a young official in a suit and leather shoes with gold-rimmed glasses on his nose, their guns scanning the surroundings warily.

This scene drew a large number of students from Class 010 to this location, creating a tense atmosphere. A young official picked up a megaphone and shouted, "Who's in charge here? Come out and say something!"

The young official's arrogant attitude disgusted many students. At around ten years old, they were at the peak of their rebellious phase, and the young official's condescending attitude made them feel resentful.

Bakujima Yako stood on the high platform, holding a long sword, looking down at the uninvited guests with icy eyes.

A female companion said, "Judging from that guy's tone, he's not here with good intentions. Is he here to cause trouble for us?" Another female companion said, "We're probably living too comfortably. The bigger the tree, the more the wind blows, and people become envious."

The girl who had spoken earlier said, "We owe our current lives to Teacher Li Wei. If some random people try to take them away, I won't stand for it!" Her companion pulled her back, saying, "They have guns. Don't be impulsive! The teacher will handle everything. If we act rashly, we might ruin his plans." Busujima Yako said, "I have enough faith in my brother. If these guys try to cause trouble here, they'll definitely be in big trouble."

Chapter 204. Are your dog lives more important than my student's life?

Li Wei arrived at the playground and stopped not far from the young officials. The guns of the clock-in team members were already pointed at Li Wei.

The young official pushed up his glasses, his eyes behind them filled with contempt and coldness. He said, "You're the one in charge here? You established this camp?"

Li Wei was also dissatisfied with the other party's attitude. How foolish and audacious it was for an ant to flaunt its power before a dragon! However, he wanted to see what kind of nonsense the other party could spout. He wouldn't kill him before the other party finished speaking.

Li Wei said, "I am the founder and current manager of this camp. What can I do for you?"

The young official said, "Since the person who can make the decision is here, I'll be direct with you. We're going to requisition this camp as a new place to house the disaster victims. We'll also requisition the supplies in the camp." Li Wei chuckled and said, "There are already over a thousand survivors here, it's full, and I don't plan to take in too many new members."

Li Wei used his magic to amplify the sound of their conversation. The young official and the members of the work attendance team, being in a shielded space, naturally wouldn't notice this anomaly, but their conversation would be clearly heard by everyone in the camp. The young official said, "I'm not asking for your opinion, I'm giving you an order. Don't you understand?"

Faced with the young official's arrogant attitude, Li Wei did not show anger. He planned to use rhetoric to guide the official and achieve his goal. Li Wei said, "An order? Whose order is this? Why should we obey it?"

The young official said, "This is an order issued directly by the Cabinet; it's perfectly normal that you commoners wouldn't know. Moreover, the requisitioning of this place is an honor for you commoners; it will become the lodging place for the noble aristocracy and gentry."

The young official's words caused an uproar throughout the camp. A triumphant smile appeared on Li Wei's face. He had been thinking about how to make the survivors in the camp lose their sense of identification with the Japanese government, but unexpectedly, this was just the right opportunity.

What surprised him even more was that the Japanese government really didn't treat ordinary people like human beings, and their attitude towards ordinary people who were not part of the ruling class was so terrible.

At this moment, Saya Takagi was with her mother, Yuriko Takagi, as they leaned on the balcony railing, watching the confrontation between the two sides on the playground.

Saya Takagi said with disdain, "Those idiots don't know how powerful the teacher is, so they dare to spout nonsense here. They won't be able to leave this camp." Saya Takagi had witnessed Li Wei's amazing abilities, so she had absolute confidence in him.

Yuriko Takashiro said with some concern, "After all, they are the Japanese government. The military force they possess will be quite difficult for Li Weijun to deal with."

Saya Takagi laughed and said, "Mother, you haven't spent enough time with the teacher, which is why you think that way. In terms of destructive power alone, the teacher is no less powerful than a nuclear weapon. It's just that he has too many things to protect and too many burdens to bear, which affects his performance. He is a god among men!"

Seeing Saya Takagi's fanatical expression, Yuriko Takagi said nothing more, but she still felt some unease. On the field, Li Wei shouted sternly, "Aren't you afraid of ordinary people rebelling against you?!" "Hahahaha!!!"

Not only did the young officials burst into laughter, but even the members of the work attendance team laughed out loud, as if they had heard some hilarious joke.

Their maniacal laughter, amplified by the spell, echoed throughout the entire camp, and everyone could hear their repulsive chuckles.

The young official said, “In such an apocalypse, ordinary people are nothing but two-legged pigs. Once the noble ladies and gentlemen of the Han and the aristocratic families move in here, you will all become our servants.”