Standalone Tokyo

Chapter 3: Cheats are not omnipotent. Humanity and sophistication are very important.

So, am I out of danger of falling into the abyss?

In the dead of night, Masato Fujiwara asked himself this, and the answer he got from his heart was temporary. The matter of Anaka Umeko was not really over yet, and a funeral needed to be held for her. After she was buried in the soil, things would will be completely over, and the Japanese police will not be interested in investigating him.

Fujiwara Masato didn't know much about the operational logic of the Japanese police. Therefore, from the very beginning, he aimed for perfection and tried not to let outsiders mistakenly think that he had killed his mother with his own hands... Although this was the case, there was a layer of cloth. Covering it will make people more decent after all.

Oh, by the way, Fujiwara Masato seems to have forgotten one thing. As a resurrector and time traveler, he seems to have a bonus... a system plug-in.

What plug-in is it?
  Fujiwara Masato's slightly curious thoughts moved, and instantly, a light curtain flashed in front of his eyes. A translucent gray screen similar to the game interface listed four options, namely character log, map, warehouse, store, and mission. List, and barracks.

The map is nothing interesting, just a common Baidu map with some little people with names on it.

Fujiwara Masato clicked on the character log, which recorded his recent life behaviors, just like a diary.

+On April 20th, Masato Fujiwara tried to prevent Umeko Anaka from going out, but failed. +
  +April…+
  +On April 26, Masato Fujiwara’s mother, Umeko Anaka, died...+
  In the Chinese recorded in the diary, Fujiwara Masato found that he could click on the characters and some specific words that appeared in it. Clicking on his own name, Fujiwara Masato's life information appeared, which recorded the school he attended and his residential address, as well as Some messy but inexplicably detailed information.

Fujiwara Masato clicked on the death after Umeko Anaka's name, and the specific cause of her death popped up...sudden death due to addiction to ℃.

Seeing this, Fujiwara Masato's cheeks shed another line of tears without him feeling it. He felt an inexplicable sadness, so he quickly closed the character diary.

There are also four small branches under the shop list, namely the weapon shop, equipment shop, prop shop, and gift shop.

Fujiwara Masato then opened the four stores and took a look, and found that there were many things sold there, all of which were modern products, such as arms, arms, and arms.

If you want to buy the above items, Fujiwara Masato tried it and found that you need to use a U.S. dollar knife. The system also accepts Japanese yen. That is, when recharging, it will automatically convert Japanese yen into U.S. dollars using the current official exchange rate, and then use U.S. dollars for consumption.

If the U.S. dollars in the system could be withdrawn, Fujiwara Masato seemed to be able to use the system to make money from the exchange rate difference. Unfortunately, the system's setting of only entering and not exiting made his idea a failure.

As for the task list and barracks, their functions are just like their names. Fujiwara Masato did not study it in depth because the system was not of much help to what he was currently encountering. What he needed now was someone who could assist him in holding a memorial ceremony for Anaka Umeko. The system that Fujiwara Masato currently holds is just a killing thing at first glance, so there is no need to look further.

Fujiwara Masato was lying on his bed, covering himself with a quilt and carefully digging into the memories that were unfamiliar to him in his mind, looking for help to solve the funeral incident. Thinking back on his life experience and social relationships, Fujiwara Masato was shocked by his situation. He realized that he was really miserable. It was better to be an orphan than an orphan.

His mother Anaka Umeko divorced his father when Fujiwara Masato was in middle school, and he was left to her mother. Before his father left, he left behind only this two-story house in Adachi Ward, Tokyo, and a fixed estate. According to Anaka Umeko, It was enough for Masato Fujiwara to attend the University of Tokyo, and there was still a huge amount of savings left.

Masato Fujiwara's grades were also very good. Whether in middle school or high school, his deviation value was good. Teachers generally believed that Masato Fujiwara had a chance of getting admitted to the University of Tokyo... Then because Umeko Anaka became addicted to ℃, her family's savings were depleted. Light, the hope of going to the University of Tokyo is gone.

Because her daughter was addicted to drugs and her temperament changed drastically, her grandparents who lived in the suburbs of Tokyo were too sad, angry and anxious, and passed away within a year of each other. The two elders' enlightenment not only did not change the fallen Anaka Umeko, Instead, she fell into trouble and became more and more depraved. Not only did she take drugs, smoke, drink, and have her hair permed, she also started having promiscuous sex.

Because of such a huge change in his family, Fujiwara Masato also changed from a sunny and cheerful boy to a gloomy and socially fearful otaku. Especially when Anaka Umeko became addicted to ℃, his social fear and low self-esteem worsened. It has intensified.

Even after Fujiwara Masato was resurrected, his situation did not improve much. He himself could feel a heartfelt resistance to communicating with others. The Japanese were too polite and would bow hypocritically to each other when talking to strangers, which made him feel Very uncomfortable.

But no matter how uncomfortable he is, Fujiwara Masato has to solve the problem now.

First of all, make sure one thing. It is basically very difficult to expect Masato Fujiwara to hold a Japanese-style funeral by himself. If he rashly goes to a company to organize the funeral, then he, who is only eighteen years old, will not be It's strange that those old Japanese hooligans tricked them so much that their pants flew out.

No matter where you are, funeral is a very profitable industry. Because of the huge profits, the groups that can continue to work in this industry basically have nothing to do with conscience. If you want them to give you some conscience, then you have to have a reputation, or It's acquaintances who already know each other and go to them to do things, so they won't be deceived too badly.

Fujiwara Masato continued to think about whether he knew such a person. As he thought about it, he suddenly thought of the old Japanese man he met when he went shopping two days ago. He quickly searched for the latter's memory in his mind.

In Fujiwara Masato's memory, the old man's name was Naoto Iwaji, an old man who was about sixty to seventy years old. He wore a pair of old-fashioned reading glasses and liked to wear the same plaid shirt and loose trousers as the programmer. , before his father divorced Umeko Anaka, his father often liked to play Go with the old man who lived in the next street. The old man was also very familiar with Fujiwara Masato. The relationship between the two parties was not bad and they often had meals together. This is why the old man One of the reasons why I call him Masato-kun.

According to Fujiwara Masato's impression, the old man is a warm-hearted person. He enthusiastically helps any neighbor who needs help. From young to old, he has never changed his style. This has made the old man suffer a lot, because in a world of indifference. In Japanese society, Iwaji Naoto is undoubtedly an anomaly. However, when Iwaji Naoto gets old, the favors he accumulated in the past also make him quite famous in this area. Many residents and businesses living in this business district are I am willing to give him a face.

Such a reputation prevented Naoto Iwaji from doing anything big, but it was more than enough to help Masato Fujiwara introduce a kind and kind funeral company.

Perhaps, he can go to Mr. Naoto Iwaji for help... Fujiwara Masato thought so.

(End of this chapter)