I really just want to grind for entries related to crossover anime/manga.

He was finally able to see the synthesis paths of all the entries.

Above the purple, there are even more advanced red entries.

Both sequences in the [Affix Production Station] have already unlocked the production of purple affixes.

The next moment, Genkawa Yu closed his eyes, and the vast database of terms in his mind suddenly unfolded before him, like an ocean filled with all sorts of terms.

"Hmm... Now that I've achieved the [Debut Singer (Purple)] title, which area should I focus on improving next?"

After thinking for a moment, Yuan Chuanyu began to distance himself from his own thoughts.

First of all, in terms of acting skills, he has already mastered the term "leading role level acting (purple)". In today's entertainment industry, with this ability, he is capable of participating in various excellent works and playing the male lead.

Moreover, after establishing his future career path, Yu Minakawa did not intend to continue acting for the rest of his life.

So let's put this direction on hold for now.

So, which skill should he improve next?

After a while, a clear answer came to Minamoto Yu's mind.

That is writing ability.

He felt that the upper limit of writing ability was terrifying, and it was also a perfect way to quickly gain fame and money.

If you want to become a capitalist, and to take your "Star Engine" to the next level, becoming a behemoth of a company, then you must grasp something that can continuously generate profits.

For example, copyright and intellectual property (IP) are the most crucial parts.

If you continue to improve your writing skills, you will not only be able to write excellent screenplays, but also more perfect novels, thereby further enhancing your status in the industry.

It's like using the methods of literary giants to help yourself gain an advantage and further enhance your initiative.

After all, if the battle for the right to inherit the Burning series ends at the end of this year, he will have to keep his distance from Suoh Hayabusa. Genkawa Yu is unwilling to be the other party's subordinate, so he must ensure absolute autonomy.

Therefore, the path of writing is perfect.

Moreover, Japan is actually quite tolerant of literary figures. Since he has already established close relationships with Akane Kurokawa, Mai Sakurajima, and Toru Asakura, regardless of whether it is officially announced or not, any unfounded rumors will affect the girls.

Therefore, one can prepare in advance in multiple directions to become a renowned literary figure throughout Japan.

Thinking of this, Genkawa Yu opened his eyes and a smile appeared on his face.

Then let's choose this path.

His gaze swept across the vast database of entries, finally locking onto an entry that glowed with a bright red light—it was simply too dazzling.

This is the benefit of upgrading the [Entry Library]: all the highest-level entry synthesis paths have been unlocked, allowing him to obtain whatever he wants.

[Literary Masters (Red)]

[Can be synthesized.]

[With unparalleled literary talent, you can elevate any story you create to the level of the masses, and your works will be passed down through generations!]

"...This is too exaggerated."

After reading the explanation, Genkawa Yu was a little dumbfounded, and then looked at the synthesis path of this entry.

Bestselling Author (Purple) + Brilliant Stroke (Purple) + Path to Literary Mastery (Purple) = Literary Master (Red)

"...Does it really require three purple attributes to synthesize?"

Genkawa Yu felt as if he had been doused with cold water, but soon, a new flame ignited in his heart.

So what if it's a red entry?

Do it anyway!

Volume 3: I Am a Knight of the New Era, Chapter 54: Higuchi Enka: Can I Really Read This? (2-in-1 5k)

The night was as dark as ink, and Yuan Chuan was still busy in his study.

He sat at his desk, his fingertips lightly tapping the keyboard. The light from the screen illuminated his face, clearly outlining his delicate features.

To be honest, although he has finalized his next plan, Genkawa Yu is still thinking about what to write for his next book.

On the system panel, the new production sequence has been synchronized, and the experience requirements for obtaining purple entries are far superior to those for green entries.

[Production Sequence 1: A stroke of genius (purple)]

Experience points: 0/100

[Production Sequence Two: The Path of a Literary Master (Purple)]

Experience points: 0/100

Yuan Chuan sighed and clicked on the production conditions of the two entries again.

[A stroke of genius (purple)]

[Production Requirements: Acquire sufficient novel writing experience with high circulation: 0/100]

There are three criteria for judging circulation: sales volume, reach, and IP value.

【The Path of a Literary Master (Purple)】

[Production Condition: Gain 0/100 of the literary master's life experience]

"The conditions for the two purple entries... are not easy to meet."

Putting aside the experience of creating extremely excellent novels, what exactly is this "life experience of a literary master"?

There is no clear standard.

Therefore, Yuu Genkawa can only temporarily treat it as an advanced version of research and search for it in real life. As expected, red entries are not so easy to obtain.

"However... we still need to confirm the novel first."

Genkawa Yu stroked his chin, his mind racing as he considered what kind of subject matter to choose.

What are some of the outstanding works from your past life?

Countless themes and stories swirled in his mind: romance, suspense, mystery, and healing.

He screened them one by one, eliminating them one by one.

Just then, a book quietly came to mind: Keigo Higashino's "The Miracles of the Namiya General Store".

This book instantly met all of Genkawa Yu's needs.

First of all, it is a classic work in the healing genre. The plot is simple and heartwarming. There are no complicated plot twists or intense conflicts, but it conveys kindness and hope through a series of ordinary and sincere stories.

On the other hand, this book created a sales miracle back then, not only in Japan, but also throughout Asia, and eventually sold a total of 3000 million copies.

With such widespread circulation, it can definitely be called a classic.

"That's you."

After making his selection, Genkawa Yu opened a document on his computer and began to think about the plot of the story.

The story of "The Miracles of the Namiya General Store" is not very complicated, so he decided to unfold it in a normal way.

The first story is called "The Answer is in the Milk Crate."

The story begins with three thieves.

Atsuya, Shota, and Kohei escaped in the stolen car.

However, the car suddenly broke down on the way, and the three had no choice but to flee into the abandoned house "Namiya General Store" that Shota had discovered before, and wait until dawn to make further plans.

The house was hidden in the night, its iron roller door tightly closed, and it certainly looked like it had been abandoned for a long time.

"Let's go, let's go take a look! Remember, once you're inside, don't make a sound. If anything goes wrong, I won't let you off the hook!"

The three of them tiptoed across the overgrown clearing and arrived at the entrance of Namiya General Store.

Shota stepped forward, and after confirming that there was nothing wrong, he slowly pushed open a gap and crawled in one by one.

The entire store was pitch black, and the air was filled with a musty smell of dust. In the very center of the store stood an old counter with some odds and ends scattered on it, along with a few empty boxes piled up beside it, making it look like it had been abandoned for a long time.

"There shouldn't be anyone here. Let's stay here until dawn."

Shota breathed a sigh of relief and leaned against the cold wall.

Yukihira found a cleaner cardboard box to sit down, hugged his knees, and still looked somewhat flustered.

Only Atsuya remained vigilant, pacing back and forth in the store, carefully searching every corner, fearing something unusual and hoping to find something useful.

Just as he reached the vicinity of the rolling shutter door, there was a sudden soft "tap" as a letter was dropped through the mail slot on the door, landing on the cold ground with a slight thud.

The sudden commotion froze the three of them instantly, and their expressions became tense again.

"what's the situation?"

Atsuya was the first to react. He quickly stepped forward and picked up the letter. The envelope was plain white, with no signature, only a line of neat handwriting.

“Namiya General Store is accepting orders.”

He frowned, his fingers gripping the envelope, his eyes filled with doubt and wariness.

"What is this? Is there someone here?"

Shota and Kohei quickly came over, craning their necks to look at the letter in Atsuya's hand.

"I don't know,"

"When I came here before, there was clearly no one here, so how could a letter have been delivered?"

Dun didn't say anything. He casually tore open the envelope, took out the letter inside, unfolded it, and carefully read it by the faint moonlight coming in from the window.

The handwriting on the letter was delicate and gentle, clearly written by a woman. The letter contained a letter seeking advice on her troubles, written under the pseudonym "Moon Rabbit," describing her predicament.

She is a fencer with a dream of participating in the Olympics, but her boyfriend has been diagnosed with an incurable disease and is on the verge of death. Torn between her long-held dream and the final moments of her beloved, she is caught in a deep dilemma and confusion, unsure of what to do. She can only write to Namiya General Store, hoping to get some guidance.

"Ha, what kind of nonsense is this? Consulting about troubles? We'd better not get into any trouble."

Atsuya had a rather volatile temper, and immediately threw the letter in his hand on the ground.

But Shota bent down to pick up the letter, read it carefully, his eyes brightened, and an excited expression appeared on his face.

"Wait, Atsuya, look here!"

He pointed to a few old magazines piled up in the corner of the counter, pulled Kohei over, and casually flipped open one.