Ryuji came home from his date with Rui, and Hina had already come out of the room.
"Hina Nee-san, are you alright?"
The so-called plastic sisterhood, when the older sister is sad about the relationship, the younger sister is dating someone she likes, and the difference will be seen as soon as the comparison is made!
"It doesn't matter." Hina felt relieved, letting go of the stone weighing on her heart.
"Shū-kun and I have broken up."
"What?!" Rui was surprised.
She thought the two would be endlessly entangled, but she didn't expect the split would be so easy.
"You're not lying to me, are you?" Rui looked at Hina carefully.
Hina explained frantically: "Really not, just now Shū-kun called to say goodbye. Even though I was a bit surprised, I decided to say goodbye!"
With she parents gone, she is the oldest person in the family. If she wanted to work hard for her younger brother and younger sister, she had to make up she mind to end the feelings that irritated her.
"Is it true?" Rui was still unsure.
"Really, why don't you trust me as a little sister!" Hina looks like she's about to cry.
"Because Hina Nee-san often makes fun of me." Rui lightly complained.
"Why not?"
The sisters reconcile as before, and the estrangement dissipates.
The Fujii family is now facing many problems, such as funding.
There are no one-off payments when buying a new home, and payments are required monthly.
Hina is an English teacher, which is considered a high-paying job in Japan, but is still somewhat reluctant to rely on her to pay the mortgage all by herself.
"Don't worry, Nee-san will find a way." Hina smiled, not wanting to make her family worry about money.
"Hina Nee-san will be very strict, I will go to work to subsidize the family!" Rui said stubbornly.
Ryuji didn't know how to speak, with his financial resources, it was more than enough to cover the final payment of the house, but he couldn't explain the source of the funds.
Unable to use clues to shut people down, this might be his final underscore.
Since Tsukiko and Akihito had a plane crash, the insurance company would pay some money, so there's no worries for now.
Back in the room, Ryuji turned on the computer and wrote something on the document.
A novel entitled "Grand Journey".
This was something he had been trying to write for a long time, praising his unknown journey to save the world, and satisfying his pride as a savior.
That couldn't be done in his original world. Once this kind of novel was published, it would announce the existence of a mystery to the entire world, and he would become the public enemy of all Magus. But this world has no worries!
After coming to this world, Ryuji also had plans to summon Heroic Spirits.
The existence of Heroic Spirits was inseparable from human beliefs, as long as more people knew about them, they would exist in other forms.
Even though it was only Ryuji's guess, it was worth a try.
And writing novels is a legitimate deed, and the source of the funds will not be suspected.
"Prologue."
——It is a journey full of blessings.
Because it was adapted from personal experience, Ryuji wrote it very quickly.
Introducing the concept of Magecraft in the prologue, focusing on the portrayal of a charismatic protagonist.
Ryuji had some difficulty naming the main actor.
Wouldn't it be better to use his own name?
This question was rejected by him after a moment's hesitation. This is a story about him and the Heroic Spirit. Too awkward to use another name.
Thus, the tour designated for the title Hyakki Ryuji appeared in this world...
Maybe it's because he lived with Utaha for so long, and his brain is strengthened by roots.
Ryuji was very satisfied with what he wrote
The entire prologue is 100,000 words, and it takes less than a day to complete the work. This speed will definitely make the famous old writer feel embarrassed.
Sending 10,000 words to a certain company in the form of an email, Ryuji waited patiently for a reply.
Because of Utaha's relationship, Ryuji has a certain understanding of the light novel industry model.
Lots of people submit articles to the editorial department every day, but very few of them make it through.
And after graduation, you will have to bring the rest of the content to the editorial department, and you will have the opportunity to publish it after approval from the editor.
To Ryuji's surprise, someone from the dispatched company called immediately.
"Hello, is this Hyakki Sensei?"
Hyakki was Ryuji's pseudonym used when he submitted his scripts.
When writers choose their pen names, they are mostly associated with their own names, very rarely do writers like Ryuji use the name directly.
"Yes."
Hearing Ryuji's voice, the other side of the phone was a little surprised.
It sounded too young, a college student at most, to be able to write an article like that.
Are all today's youth monsters? The editor thought of the many young writers in the company, and felt a little confused.
"I am Toki Kenjiro from GF Bunko, and I will be your editor from now on if nothing else happens."
"If possible, can you bring the paper version of the novel to the company. Of course, we will reimburse the travel expenses."