My Romance Simulation with Them

She reached out and carefully removed your soaking wet socks. Her fair, warm hands gently held your toes, helping to loosen your muscles, while also fetching you a pair of slippers.

Feeling the coldness of your body, she softly scolded you for not finding shelter from the snow.

She never expected that you, who are usually so clever, would be so clumsy today, standing foolishly in the snow waiting for her.

You simply chuckled, watching her stand up, wash her hands, and then bustle about preparing a warm soup for you.

She sat down again, propped her chin on her hand, and watched you drink the warming soup with a smile.

You asked her what she was laughing about.

She just chuckled and didn't answer.

Because the answer has already been in your hearts.

[It was just this simple daily routine that gave both of you a feeling of having been apart for a long time.]

She sacrificed so much to prepare for this exam, and you waited for her for so long.

But none of that matters anymore.

Feeling the warmth of the kotatsu, you pull her into your arms.

At this moment, nothing can separate you.

The days passed slowly.

The day everyone was eagerly anticipating to see the results arrived quickly.

Unlike last year when she was filled with anxiety, this year she was completely confident, even saying that it wouldn't matter if she didn't go.

You simply reached out and flicked her smooth forehead, then pulled her into the crowded throng.

The students around them either exclaimed with delight, anxiously checked their names on the acceptance list, or didn't find their names and looked gloomy as they were comforted by their companions.

You look up and immediately spot Matsuzaka Satou's name, which stands out even in a crowd.

She did indeed pass the exam.

At this moment, she could no longer hide her joy. Ignoring the surprised looks of those around her, she reached out and hooked her arm around your neck.

That night, you celebrated with her until very late.

Although she got into the University of Tokyo, her skills didn't decline at all.

You were somewhat surprised by this and, out of curiosity, asked her why.

She looked embarrassed and told you that she often borrowed various props from Matsuzaka Sayuri for practice.

You are surprised by her initiative, yet also stirred by her enthusiasm.

On this day, you lingered, captivated by her body, and she reciprocated your passion with equal enthusiasm, showing no sign of neglect.

Once everything had quieted down, you lay in bed with her. She seemed half-asleep and asked you if she had been dreaming, when in fact it was all just her imagination.

You offered no explanation, but simply lowered your head and kissed her fair face, letting her know through your actions that this was not a dream.

Matsuzaka Sato got accepted into the University of Tokyo.

[While she worked diligently that year, you weren't idle either. Instead, you used your exceptional talent to write a novel called "Travel Notes with Her."]

This book has been well-received by camping and travel enthusiasts since its release, and to date, it has sold over 400,000 copies.

Besides this novel, you've also written several essays and short biographies. Your romantic, clean, and captivating writing style has won you widespread recognition.

Seemingly wanting to follow in your footsteps, she chose literature as her major and began asking you for advice on writing.

You were somewhat surprised by this, but you didn't stop her.

Just like her life, the direction she chooses in the future should be decided by herself.

At this moment, your lives slowly begin to move towards the next stage...

Chapter 291. May You Also Find Your Loved One (4100 words)

When she entered her freshman year, you had already graduated from your sophomore year and entered your junior year.

[But it wasn't until she entered the University of Tokyo that she realized just how dazzling you, who had always been by her side, truly were in university.]

[I completed every assignment with the highest score.]

Because of his handsome appearance and sociable nature, he was quite popular at school.

Furthermore, because you wrote excellent literary works that were widely accepted by the public while still a student, even the school's leaders valued you highly.

Younger students especially see you as a role model, because at such a young age, your serialized works have already sold 400,000 copies, and the total sales of all your written works exceed one million.

[Every time a new book is released, it quickly occupies a corner of Japanese Twitter and Oricon (the Japanese charting website).]

These are undoubtedly achievements that far exceed the expectations of most students.

Even professors of literature at the University of Tokyo consider you a rare rising star in the literary world.

Your pen name even occasionally appears in outside weekly publications.

The other students around you were also excitedly discussing your name.

[Sato Matsuzaka noticed your brilliance on campus. To catch up with you, to officially become one of your comrades... that's undoubtedly an incredibly difficult task.]

However, Matsuzaka Sugar was not discouraged.

She and you have been to so many places... and you two have seen so many sights...

If you keep striving forward, she will one day stand beside you.

Her expression was serious, without a trace of joking.

Noticing her seriousness, you decide—

[First, she was told that writing novels was a dead end and advised not to push herself to the brink.]

Second, support her dreams and walk alongside her.

[3. Want to learn? Sure, I'll teach you, but before that, shouldn't you show some appreciation? Like, how to do all eighteen positions or something.]

[IV. Personal simulation.]

"There are still options at this time."

While watching the simulated development of Nanxiang, he saw a text option suddenly pop up and raised an eyebrow.

He has already done all the options that should have been taken.

The option before us is probably just icing on the cake.

Even if you choose the wrong option, it shouldn't affect the ending; at most, it will only affect the rating.

They realized this.

His eyes swept over it, scrutinizing it carefully, and he began to analyze.

"It's still a bit difficult, isn't it?"

Nango Toki watched Matsuzaka Satou's determined expression in the simulation and couldn't help but shake his head.

It's actually very difficult for the average person to reach his level.

You should know that he possesses level 4 writing (romance) skills, which is why he was able to rise to prominence and officially debut so quickly.

In other words, when it comes to literary writing, he is a natural-born editor.

Ordinary people simply cannot possess this level of talent.

They need to spend a lot of time and effort just to debut.

Catching up with him is even more difficult.

After all, that's a level 4 writing skill.

There's no doubt that they're among the top in the industry.

Even if Matsuzaka Satou has some talent, it would be extremely difficult for her to catch up with him.

To be honest, it really feels like 'writing novels is a dead end'.

But—

Nanxiang shook his head.

Although he didn't have high hopes for Matsuzaka Satou's initiative, since she had chosen this path, he felt that as her boyfriend, he should still support her.

This is, after all, the other party's dream.

"In that case... there's no need to look at option one and option three anymore."

Nanxiang glanced down, not even looking at options one and three, and immediately chose option two.

As you know, the path of writing is fraught with thorns and is by no means a smooth one.

But this was, after all, her request and the goal she wanted to pursue. You didn't stop her; instead, you chose to support her silently from behind.

[You'll be there to guide and offer suggestions while she writes.]

You told her that if she wanted to focus on literary and demanding novels, she should start by practicing her writing skills.

If you want to focus on entertaining novels, it's best to start with the plot.

She accepted your suggestion, but instead of starting with literary or entertainment-oriented works, she chose popular fiction, which has a wider appeal.

This is indeed a good choice, balancing literary merit with a compelling plot, and it appeals to a wide range of age groups.

You naturally support this wholeheartedly.

Instead of having her start writing right away, you recommended that she read some novels first.

Only by accumulating reading experience can one gain sufficient knowledge and emulate the techniques of predecessors in handling the relationships between characters and the plot of novels.

[At your recommendation, she began to carefully read some world classics and interesting popular novels from various countries.]

Several months have passed in the blink of an eye...

On the desk were various types of novels.

She often tucked many bookmarks into each book.

Some of these books are ones you've already read, while others she bought to increase her reading volume.