You call Shura Field a Tokyo specialty?

See the black lace panties and the half-open door.

Uesugi Heshu swallowed his saliva. This behavior could not be considered a hint. It was just like holding up a sign that read "COME F ME".

This is no longer just any neighbor's wife! She must...

After taking a last look at the black lace panties hanging on the door handle, Uesugi Kazuki exerted great perseverance, pedaled his bicycle and rode towards the school.

Along the way, Uesugi Heshu's mind was full of the door handle and the black lace panties on the door handle.

Half of the thoughts that flashed through my mind were, why didn't I push the door open just now?

But the other thought that flashed through my mind was, work, work, work, I must move out of home as soon as possible, there is a big world out there with great opportunities!

Soon, Uesugi Kazuki rode his bike to the high school he attended, and the only thought in his mind was that there was a vast world out there where he could do great things.

Because at this time he saw one of Neon’s most famous specialties, the wild JK.

Uesugi Kazuki's first reaction after seeing the wild JK was that the skirts of the female students here were really short. Is it really okay for school uniform skirts to be so short?

What I felt next was that in front of this well-nourished young body, the length of the school uniform skirt really didn't seem to be a problem.

Qingshan High School is very large, with four buildings including a teaching building, a swimming pool and a gymnasium.

In addition, there are ancillary facilities such as football fields and basketball courts.

Although Aoyama High School is very large, relying on the original owner's memory, Uesugi Kazuki still successfully found the classroom before class.

In the classroom with only about thirty people, only the desk in the second to last row by the window was empty.

It was obvious that that was where Uesugi Kazuki was, and he walked over and sat down before the teacher came in.

Uesugi Kazuki then realized why he didn't find his textbooks at home.

Because those textbooks are all in my drawer.

I don’t know whether this behavior of not taking textbooks home is a Japanese tradition or just a habit of Uesugi Kazuki.

A man in his fifties wearing black-framed glasses, who looked extremely smart and had a blank expression on his face, walked up to the podium.

Sitting in the second row near the door, a girl with long braided hair shouted, "Stand up and salute."

Uesugi Heshu, whose memory is still in a mess, now knows that the girl with pigtails and a pair of thick beer bottle glasses on her face is the class monitor.

After sitting down, Uesugi Heshu glanced at the girl at his table who had long, smooth black hair and a cold and indifferent expression. There was a book "Chinese Literature" on the table.

He then began to look for his textbooks in his drawer.

Soon Uesugi Kazuki found the textbook in his drawer.

However, in addition to the textbooks, Uesugi Kazuki also found a white envelope with the words "Personally addressed to Uesugi Kazuki" written in brush.

Just from looking at this envelope, we can tell that the person who wrote this letter is at least very culturally sophisticated.

After all, in this era, there are very few people who can write such sharp and distinctive calligraphy.

What's more, the letter was written entirely in Chinese characters instead of kana, which made it even more rare.

But now is not the time to read this letter, it is more important to attend class.

Although the memory is a little vague, it is clear that Uesugi Kazuki in the past was a studious person.

Even though the teaching was in Japanese, Uesugi Kazuki basically understood everything after one class.

At least I didn’t fall behind in my studies in the second week after school started.

However, the teachers in Japan and China are more or less similar.

The class lasted for the entire morning until the lunch break. The chemistry teacher, who wore gold-rimmed glasses and a black business suit and looked like an elite white-collar worker in a large company, announced the end of the get out of class with a reluctant look after the class had lasted for ten minutes.

As soon as the chemistry teacher walked out of the classroom, the classroom, where you could hear a pin drop, suddenly exploded.

Some people took out lunch boxes from their school bags to share with friends, while others gathered in groups of three or four to go to the cafeteria or vending machines to solve their problems.

Uesugi Heshu, who had neither a lunch box nor money, prepared to see who the letter was written to.

Just when Uesugi Kazuki was rummaging through the drawer for the letter, a young man with yellow hair and a huge lunch box in his hand walked up to Uesugi Kazuki and sat down opposite him, then placed the lunch box on his desk.

"This morning is really tough, Heshu. You didn't bring a lunch box today? Are you planning to buy fried noodles and bread?"

After saying this, he leaned over and looked around.

It seemed like they had confirmed that no one around was paying attention to these two little unknown people.

Then he lowered his voice and spoke to Uesugi Kazuki.

"I noticed you staring at Ling from time to time during class. Do you have feelings for her?"

Uesugi Kazuki looked up and saw the guy's yellow hair. His past memories told him that the yellow-haired guy was named Takeda Masahiro, and he could probably be considered his "friend".

Because Uesugi Kazuki used to be a rather... well... lonely person.

Every day I either study or go to the kendo club to practice sword, so I am basically a invisible person in the class.

It just so happens that this guy Takeda Masashi is also a member of the kendo club, but he is too gossipy.

In addition, on the first day of high school, I tried to make friends by sharing some adult magazines in class.

As a result, he was despised and rejected by all the female classmates in the class.

The boys also felt uncomfortable hanging out with this guy who was labeled a pervert by all the girls in the class.

So Takeda Masahiro, who became a half-invisible man, mixed together with Uesugi Kazuki, the invisible man.

Although they cannot be called true "friends", they can be considered acquaintances who are familiar with each other.

It's the kind of friendship that allows you to eat at the same table at noon.

"I didn't bring a lunch box, and I didn't want to buy bread. I was on a diet. I just took a look. I didn't mean anything else. Please don't read too much into it."

After casually replying to Takeda Masahiro, Uesugi Kazuki took out the letter from the drawer of his desk and was about to open the envelope to see who wrote to him.

Then he heard Masahiro Takeda, who was sitting opposite him and had just muttered "It's okay if you like it, brother, I will help you.", let out a shocked sound as if he saw a gorilla dancing Swan Lake in a ballet costume.

"What! Busujima Masako actually wrote you a letter?!"

Masako Busujima? Uesugi Kazuki thought the name sounded very familiar, but he couldn't remember who it was.

So he turned to look at Takeda Masahiro and was about to ask him what he knew.

Uesugi Kazuki saw Takeda Masahiro looking at him with an expression as if a prison guard was serving the last meal to a death row inmate.

The look in Takeda Masahiro's eyes conveyed the message "You're done, have a good meal."

003 Work part-time at a convenience store

Facing Takeda Masahiro's eyes that said 'You're done, have a good meal'.

Uesugi Kazuki's response was "Who is Busujima Masako...?"

I heard that Uesugi Kazuki actually asked who Busujima Masako was.

The expression on Takeda Masashi's face suddenly became very interesting, and it felt as if Uesugi Kazuki had not just been asking who Busujima Masako was.

Instead, it's like saying "Respect the king and expel the barbarians! Return power to the emperor!"

"Bushima Masako... isn't she the president of the Kendo Club? The one you had a big argument with before..."

Oh, it turned out to be her.

With the reminder from Takeda Masashi, Uesugi Kazuki finally remembered who Busujima Masako was.

However, after remembering who Busujima Masako was, Uesugi Kazuki opened the envelope and read the words in the letter asking him to meet on the rooftop after school, then threw the letter back into the drawer.

What does the Kendo Club have to do with me, a worker in the Homecoming Department?

After throwing the letter back into the drawer, Uesugi Kazuki remembered a problem, which was that he was going to work part-time.

But how should this work be done? This is a problem.

So Uesugi Heshu turned his attention to the well-informed yellow-haired man in front of him.

"Takeda-kun, you are so well-informed, do you know anything about part-time jobs?"

Although it seemed from his expression that Takeda Masahiro wanted to continue the topic of Busujima Masako, he still answered Uesugi Kazuki's question.

"Calling you Takeda is too formal. Just call me Masahiro. If you want to work part-time, you must first find your class monitor and go to the student union to register. After completing the registration, you can find a job. But why does Kazuki-kun want to work part-time?"

After hearing that he had to find the class monitor to register, Uesugi Kazuki quickly scanned the classroom.

"Because I want to move out."

"Do you want to live on your own, Kazuki-kun?"

When Takeda Masahiro heard that Uesugi Kazuki wanted to move out and live on his own, his voice immediately became excited.

"Has Kazuki found a girlfriend? You want to move out of your home now."

"I don't have a girlfriend."

Uesugi Kazuki stood up from his chair after seeing the class monitor who had finished his bread and was chatting with two other female classmates.

"Sorry, I'm busy right now. If you have anything to say, come back and talk."

After saying this, Uesugi Kazuki walked towards the squad leader.

The squad leader with pigtails and thick beer-bottle glasses was a little surprised that Uesugi Heshu suddenly asked to work part-time.

But the squad leader was not too surprised.

After all, it is not uncommon for high school students to work part-time.

So soon the class monitor took Uesugi and Shu to the student union to register.

In the student union meeting room, the student union president named Kyoka, who had long black hair and a slutty figure, recommended three jobs to Uesugi Kazuki, so that he could go and see which one he wanted to work after school.

Neon High School ends school very early in the afternoon, as the school bell rings.

Uesugi Kazuki took his schoolbag and went to look for a place to work.

The three jobs that Student Council President Kyoka recommended to Uesugi Kazuki were convenience store clerk, restaurant waiter, and fast food restaurant kitchen helper.

These three workshops are all located in a commercial town not far from the school. Students from Aoyama High School have been working here for a long time, so over time they simply reached a cooperative relationship with the Student Union of Aoyama High School.

Uesugi Kazuki visited all three places and asked about the salary they could offer.

Uesugi Kazuki chose to work as a clerk in a convenience store without hesitation.

Although there are many youthful senior and junior students in both restaurants and fast food restaurants, and their uniforms are quite nice.

But the convenience store gives too much.

So after putting on the convenience store shirt, Uesugi Kazuki became a convenience store clerk.

Since it is his first day at work, Uesugi Kazuki will partner with an old employee to learn what needs to be done in a convenience store.

Then Uesugi Kazuki knew why the convenience store gave more money.

Because this convenience store is really busy.

You have to pay attention to how long the oden on the counter has been cooked and replace it with fresh dishes on time. You also have to pay attention to what is out of stock on the shelves and replenish it.

After customers finish eating in the store, they have to clean up and wipe the tables.

It was totally different from what I had expected, where I could just pull up a chair and sit behind the counter and do nothing.

However, Uesugi and Shu did not have many complaints about this.

While stocking the shelves, Uesugi and Shu jumped out.

[Trigger life achievement: sorting shelves for the first time]

[Potato chips are half price at the supermarket opposite.]

[Reward: Mathematics +1]

[Waist +1]

With the reward, Uesugi and Shu immediately became excited and started moving around here and there to earn themselves an achievement.

While I was cooking oden, Uesugi Kazuki jumped out again.

[Trigger life achievement: Cook oden for the first time]

[Whether in Kanto or Kansai, as long as it is cooked, it is Oden. 】

[Reward: Japanese food +1]