Tokyo girls have a big problem

Chapter 55 Daily Life in Love? Daily Life in Love!
"Now let's officially start discussing the novel," Ai said with a smile.

She took two pieces of paper from the drawer and handed them to Aoyama Rin.

“These are the topics.” She took one herself. “First, what’s the name of the publishing house? Do you have any ideas?”

“It’s your publishing house, you can make the decisions yourself.” Aoyama Osamu looked at the list of topics.

It includes the 'publisher's name', 'paperback edition', and so on.

“It’s a publishing house for both of us. I provide the money and the staff, and you provide the works. We split the profits 50/50.”

"So much?" Aoyama Osamu was a little surprised. "According to my research, authors usually receive about 10% in royalties."

"If you don't ask for a larger share, the discussion about profits ends here."

Qingshan thought for a moment, then nodded and said, "Okay."

The profits are split 50/50. Right now, Aoyama is making a profit, but in the future, he will definitely be the one to profit.

However, this is what she deserves. After all, she was willing to make concessions and give back shares to a newcomer like Aoyama Ryou.
"Continue with the issue of the publisher's name."

“I don’t care, you decide,” Aoyama Rie said.

He just wanted to make money as quickly as possible.

But whether it's the establishment of a publishing house, the publication of a book, or the writing of the book, all of these things take time.

“I am a person who values ​​democracy very much. I have thought of a few, and we will choose one.”

“It doesn’t sound democratic at all.” Even so, Aoyama was prepared to make a selection.

Just then, the door to the club room opened.

"Excuse me." Miyako Yaeko walked in alone.

The window was open, and her black hair swayed slightly. In a daze, Aoyama Risa seemed to see black rose petals—her long black hair was indeed so gorgeous.

Good afternoon, Gong Shi.

Good afternoon, see you, classmate.

A scene reminiscent of a meeting between noble ladies.

"Why are you smiling so lewdly?" Ai asked Aoyama.

"Perhaps you feel embarrassed and annoyed because I was watching you make a fool of yourself, which is why you think I'm lewd." Aoyama Risa smiled and looked at Miyako Yaeko. "Good afternoon."

Miyako greeted them and came over, sitting down next to Aoyama Risa.

"Are you discussing publishing?" She glanced at the list of topics on the table.

"What are you doing here if you're not in the student council?" Jian Shangai asked rhetorically.

"I am also a member of the Athens Philosophy Research Department. Recently, the student council has stipulated that members who do not participate in club activities for a long time will not only affect their own reputation, but also the club's funding and evaluation."

“It’s still up to you,” Aoyama Rika said.

“Therefore I must set an example,” said Miyako Yaeko. “I have a suggestion regarding the publishing house.”

"Rejected. It's none of your business." This reflects Shang Ai's cold and indifferent attitude.

“I’ve already agreed to publish Aoyama’s second book,” Miyako Yaeko glanced at Aoi and continued with a smile, “You’ll be involved in the first book too, and I’ll let you be involved in the second one as well.”

"Not interested in."

"We can share the risks."

"Risk?" Jian Ai laughed.

“Wait, see, Mr. Aoyama!” Aoyama quickly interjected, “I can guarantee that the second book will not be worse than the first one—I’m not trying to get you to agree, I’m just telling you this.”

Seeing Shang Ai rubbing her forehead as if in a headache, she sighed and said, "Qingshan, why are you so confident? Do you know the quality of your first book?"

"It has nothing to do with confidence. I just want to tell you what I know so that you can consider things more thoroughly when making a decision. Whether you believe it or not is up to you," Aoyama Risa said indifferently.

He saw that Shang Ai had helped him a lot.

She not only provided him with material but also helped him resolve the fight he got into last night, and she also gave him mentor-like support in the publication of his novel.

Seeing that Ai was looking at Aoyama Rin.

"What?" Aoyama asked, puzzled.

"Thank you, Aoyama-kun, but it's impossible for us."

"what?!"

"You probably fell in love with me at first sight in the choir?" Ai asked, but her tone was very certain. "After that, knowing that there was no possibility between us, you deliberately kept your distance and walked behind me."

"Unexpectedly, because he watched me from behind for so long, he liked me even more. In the end, he couldn't control his feelings and poured them out in the book."

"If you think that writing a great novel—no, a really great novel—that's something to be proud of, will increase the chances of us being together, then let me tell you again, don't believe your 'what you think.'"

"Talent, like appearance, is not one of the criteria I use to choose a boyfriend. I am only interested in character."

"Oh, right, the distance between us did shorten because of the novel, but that has nothing to do with romance."

What the hell is this guy talking about?
"She said you have a crush on her, and the novel is a confession to her." Miyako Yaeko wasn't helping with the translation.

She said this simply to repeat the humiliation that Ai had inflicted on Aoyama Ri. "I see." Aoyama Ri covered her face with her hands, her voice becoming muffled. "Novels based on real life, especially those about the opposite sex, have this kind of negative effect. I'll be more careful with my next book."

—System, delete 'Campus Romance Daily Life'.

[Deleted]

Writing novels should not cause trouble for oneself, nor should it cause trouble for others.

“You seem to have misunderstood,” Miyako Yaeko said to Mikami Ai with a smile.

"You must have read the novel manuscript. Do you think I've misunderstood?"

“It is indeed full of love,” Miyako Yaeko said with a smile.

"These are all minor matters. Too many people like me, so they won't bother me. Let's continue discussing the novel," said Jian Shang Ai nonchalantly.

"After listening to Aoyama's opinion, has your opinion on my investment changed?" Miyako asked.

He looked up and flipped through the manuscript papers on the table.

She gently shook her head: "I really can't imagine that he could write a novel of the same caliber."

“Whether you can imagine it or not, he says he can,” Miyako Yaeko reminded him.

Seeing Shang Ai close her eyes, elegant and serene, a midday breeze blows in through the window, and a few strands of black hair gently float on her snow-white face.

“You can join the publishing house,” Ai opened her eyes, “but we’ll be divided into two departments. I’ll be in charge of the first department and the first book, and you’ll be in charge of the second department and the second book; for the third book, our two departments will either compete or work together.”

"You still don't trust Qingshan, but I trust him completely."

"That's because you only have the publishing rights for the second book."

“Don’t underestimate my feelings for Aoyama,” Miyako Yaeko said. “When he carried me out of the car accident scene, he was seven years old and didn’t know that cars don’t explode, and neither did I at the time. So, in my heart, he is a hero.”

"Really?" Aoyama Risa couldn't help but ask.

"It's a business negotiation, don't take it too seriously," Miyako Yaeko said with a friendly smile.

Only Aoyama Ryo was treated like a toy.

—The system, the novel, the daily life of romance, is based on me, Ai Mikami, and Yaeko Miyase!

[Love in Daily Life - Meet Ai, Miyase Yaeko: 1%, 2%, 3% 76%]

The original "Campus Romance Daily Life" had an 82% accuracy rate, but now the "Romance Daily Life - Megami Ai, Miyase Yaeko" only has a 76% accuracy rate?

but it does not matter.

Writing novels should not cause trouble for myself or others. In other words, if it causes trouble for myself, then it doesn't matter if it causes trouble for others!

[Gain new special skill]

[Sophistry E]

—System, you're really intelligent!

The system did not respond.

“I’ll be responsible for the funding, Aoyama will only be responsible for the work, and you’ll be in charge of hiring and operations; in addition, no matter which book it is, Aoyama will own half of the profits,” said Ai Jianshang.

“If our family knew how the inheritance was distributed, they would doubt our ability to be heirs,” said Miyako Yaeko.

The two agreed to help publish the book, perhaps also because they wanted to try their hand at it and gain experience.

"I just want my family to know my philosophy: win-win, even giving up profits, as long as you are really capable."

“That’s a good idea.” Miyako Yaeko crossed her arms and laughed. “Then I’ll let those people know my beliefs: nepotism, but official business must be handled impartially.”

[Love in Daily Life - Meet Ai, Miyase Yaeko: 77%]

"Has anyone ever told you that your smile is lewd?" Miyako Yaeko looked Aoyama Risa up and down, her upper body slightly withdrawing.

“I did say that,” said Ai-do.

[Love in Daily Life - Meet Ai, Miyase Yaeko: 78%]

"Life is so interesting." Aoyama Osamu propped his head up with his right hand, striking a pose that the biology teacher thought was very attractive, and smiled as he looked at the two beautiful black-haired girls.

“How about we name the publishing house ‘Interesting Publishing House’?” he suggested.

"turn down."

"It's probably better if you don't name your child in the future."

"You're all going too far!"

[Love in Daily Life - Meet Ai, Miyase Yaeko: 79%]

“However,” Aoyama Risa’s smile widened, “you can go even further.”

Ignoring their 'physiological discomfort' expressions, he continued, "From now on, we'll not only be classmates, but also colleagues. Let's take care of each other!"

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