Will the plagiarism girl be a substitute for the preference for women?

A cold glint flashed across Su Shi's face, followed by a sigh: "Was it magic that prevented the relationship from breaking down?"

"Does Su Shi believe in magic in this world?" China asked, turning her head to the side.

"It's hard to say."

Su Shi tried to control her character to walk forward, and Chi Nai didn't press the sprint button to run ahead of her. The two walked to a huge lever at the same time.

Following the prompt to interact, Su Shi jumped up and grabbed the lever, which only trembled slightly.

Chika then jumped up and grabbed the lever; it took the combined gravity of the two characters they were controlling to pull the lever down.

The concept of "two-person cooperation" was presented in this initial form.

After pulling the lever, the generator was supposed to start operating and the warehouse iron door was opened, but at that moment the fuse inside the generator sprouted legs and ran around everywhere.

Next, naturally, comes the process of finding the fuse.

"If this were a copying game, the two-player level design would be a perfect example," China thought to herself.

However, all the popular games that China has been exposed to are available in this world, and different industries are like different worlds. In addition to the gap in experience, there is also the gap in seniority.

Songs can be released casually, and articles can be written casually, but getting a job in game development... it must be very difficult without some education and work experience, Chinai wasn't quite sure.

However, if you learn more about game design concepts, you can earn more money by becoming a YouTuber and creating game-related live streams and videos.

Suddenly, in a scene in the game where she had to jump across a pool, China fell into the water without even realizing it, which brought her back to her senses from thinking about her career.

Su Shi kept her eyes glued to the screen, trying her best to play carefully, even though the initial levels weren't very difficult.

"The characters in this game have unlimited lives."

Chika reminded her again, seemingly indicating that she didn't need to be so cautious.

"Ah, then I can rest assured."

Su Shi managed to keep her expression calm and casual.

But after several attempts, he still couldn't jump over the pool, and China was waiting on the other side. Su Shi started to panic again, and couldn't help but think of China's manic episodes.

Based on her limited knowledge of the gaming field, games typically become increasingly difficult as you progress.

I've already gotten stuck on just one section of the first level several times. As the difficulty increases, how many more times will I fail...?

Moreover, I had told China beforehand that I didn't play games much, so the game China chose couldn't be too difficult.

Even under those circumstances, I had to jump several times before I finally made it over...

After some initial setbacks, Su Shi became a little more proficient and managed to keep up with the pace, finally passing the first hurdle.

During the game, she occasionally paid attention to China's expression, and the other party did not show any dissatisfaction or impatience because of her operation problems.

It seems the medicine is quite effective; I played a game with China, who is my friend, just like everyone else.

But I guess Chika wants to use this game to talk about something...

Oh, it's family.

Both of them were indeed moved by the initial plot, but after getting into the game, they barely spoke.

Perhaps the game's plot climax hasn't arrived yet.

"China, actually, I'm a non-night owl..."

Su Shi was afraid that the later plot would be too emotional for Chi Nai and trigger her illness, and she was also afraid that if she failed too many times, it would cause Chi Nai to have a manic episode, so she planned to tell Chi Nai that she wanted to go to bed early.

As a result, China leaned on Suze's shoulder wearily.

"Chianna-chan?"

"Quetiapine really works..." China yawned, mumbling sleepily.

Chapter 64 Good Night

As drowsiness washed over her, China leaned on Su Shi's shoulder and unconsciously closed her eyes. The controller that almost slipped from her hand startled her awake, and she immediately quit the game.

"Did Chizuru take sleeping pills? Why does she suddenly feel so sleepy?"

"I guess so..." China's voice gradually became indistinct, as if her consciousness was beginning to fade.

"China! Don't..."

Before Su Shi could finish speaking, Qian Nai closed her eyes again.

After observing China's peaceful sleeping face for a while, Su Shi asked doubtfully, "You... aren't really asleep, are you?"

A smile gradually appeared on the other person's closed face.

"I knew it, China would go to bed first and then sleep..."

However, the other party did not respond, remaining relaxed with her eyes closed. She only woke up again when her head slid from Su Shi's shoulder to her side.

"what!"

China suddenly looked up, vaguely recalling the question Su Shi had asked her earlier.

"What did Su Shi ask me just now?" China asked lazily with her eyes half-closed, her face full of weariness and her upper body slumped limply.

Su Shi smiled awkwardly: "It's nothing, I'll carry Qian Nai to the bed first."

I don't know what China ate that made her so sleepy, but it did save Su Shi from having to play the more difficult levels later.

If China wasn't sleepy, then Su Shigang's excuse of not staying up late as going to sleep was a bit too early.

Moreover, they've only completed one level, which hardly qualifies as a prologue. If China weren't sleepy, she would definitely feel like she hadn't had enough fun.

It's unlikely that Chizuru anticipated my worries about not doing well and getting annoyed by me, so she pretended to be sleepy to relieve my stress...

Su Shi didn't think too much about it. Instead, she lifted the exhausted Chi Nai and took small steps toward the bed. Then she put half of Chi Nai's body on the bed.

After lying down, China felt sleepy again, closed her eyes, and let out soft, deep breaths.

At this moment, compared to when Su Shi first met her, China appeared to pose almost no threat, even though she was tied up but still conscious.

But what if you suddenly wake up in the middle of the night...?

Just now, the game's storyline touched Su Shi's heart. Thinking of the person sitting next to her who had a similar experience, she untied the ropes binding Qian Nai without hesitation.

After the initial emotional surge subsided, Su Shi's fear of China's illness quietly resurfaced.

I wasn't as afraid as I was when I first learned that China had bipolar disorder, and I didn't even dare to go inside the house.

However, before learning that China was sick, Su Shi was confident that "if China suddenly cries or becomes agitated while sleeping, she will be there to comfort her."

It's not that I necessarily want to regain the confidence I had when I was ignorant, it's just that I should be braver.

"I will gradually overcome this fear, as long as you don't hurt me..."

Su Shi muttered to herself, then lifted the sleeping China's legs and placed them on the bed.

She looked at the entire bed. China was lying on the outer side of the bed, and there was still enough room for one person to stay on the inner side.

But at the same time, Su Shi thought of something else.

China said that she has a bad sleeping posture.

What type of sleeping position is considered bad?

If you like to rummage around, sleeping on the outer side like this could easily cause you to fall off, right?

Moving China inside was quite a challenge.

Sigh... Looks like I'll have to wake China up again and get her to move around a bit.

Which method should we use to wake her up? Should we shout loudly, or pat her face?

still is……

China's clothes were slightly disheveled at the moment, which was unintentionally caused when she was carried onto the bed.

As she was being lifted, her top slipped up, revealing a glimpse of her slender waist.

Su Shi recalled that when she touched Qian Nai's waist twice earlier, Qian Nai seemed to be a little ticklish and very sensitive.

So, Su Shi's index finger was only inches away from Chi Nai's abdomen. After a slight hesitation, he poked her again.

"Ah!" China woke up with a start and instinctively covered her stomach with her clothes. After glancing around, she looked at Su Shi and asked in confusion, "Did you just fall asleep again?"

It seemed that China's reaction was so cute that Su Shi, who was about to apologize, stopped herself from saying it and instead suppressed a laugh.

I was originally going to say that if you don't really like this way of being awakened, please forgive me.

But seeing that China didn't complain at all, Sose didn't say anything.

In the past, even the slightest touch would make China feel uneasy and resistant.

Now that she trusts me, she doesn't seem to care much anymore.

The same applies to raising cats and dogs.

Some small animals seem quite calm, but they always seem to knock things over in the house, whether intentionally or unintentionally.

Forget it, I'll focus my attention on China for now.

"Um, China...didn't you say before that sleeping position is bad? I'm worried that if you sleep on the outside, you'll fall off."

"Oh, I see. Thanks for your concern."

In fact, China usually sleeps on the outside of the bed.

Because she was afraid that she would have a depressive episode when she woke up sometimes.

At this point, getting out of bed becomes a daunting challenge. For every five centimeters away from the edge of the bed, the weak body has to make another difficult move.

However, since Su Shi had expressed concern for her, China moved a little further inside.

At this moment, she lay down in the middle of the bed, covered herself with the blanket, and closed her eyes.

Goodnight, Su Shi.

"what……"

Su Shi looked at Qian Nai sleeping in the middle of the bed, then looked at the two sides of the bed and saw that there was not enough space for another person to lie down.

She reached out her hand, her lips moving slightly, as if she wanted to say something.

"China, could you move a little further in?" The words "I'll sleep on the outside" lingered in Su Shi's throat for a few seconds before China fell asleep again.

"..."

Let's assume that China was afraid of having an attack at night, so she deliberately moved to the middle and stopped.

Otherwise, she would definitely move to the inside to make room for herself to sleep.

But if that's the case, Su Shi wants to say, "Little China, don't worry, I'll have a way to deal with it."

Will it happen?

Su Shi thought about it carefully. Could she accept being woken up while sleeping, and would she still have the energy to comfort Qian Nai?

So he shook his head helplessly, left the bedside, and walked to the bedroom door.

Her finger hovered beside the light switch, gazing at the sleeping Chizuru for a few seconds, then she reluctantly pursed her lips and said goodbye:

Goodnight, China.

Su Shi turned off the light, returned to the guest room, lay down on the bed, placed the back of one hand on her forehead, and stared at the ceiling, lost in thought.

"Never mind, let's go to sleep."

Su Shi turned off the lights in the guest room.

A few minutes later.

A sliver of light shone from the dark room.

Su Shi opened her phone and watched a video about the trip for two. She planned to find out which levels were difficult so she could practice at the arcade and avoid annoying Chi Nai.

At the same time, find out which plot points are explosive, imagine how China will react to them, and think about how to comfort her.

If you can't get any closer, think about what you can do well from your current distance.

Although I don't usually stay up late, it's not that late now, so I'll just scroll through for another half hour and then go to sleep...

Let's start with a more detailed plot explanation.

Two hours later.