Tokyo Video Game Tycoon

   Chapter 530 Welcome to the life of 627

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   "Murakami-senpai, we're going home."

   "Well, alright, let's go home first."

  In Murakami's company, employees have been preparing to go home after get off work one after another.

   At this time, Murakami seemed to be glued to his seat, staring intently at the simple game screen on the screen.

The character on the screen still looks awkward wielding a **** digging the ground. After the 10 times 10 grid is completely dug out, Murakami is content to sow the seeds of his new crop on the plowed field, and then he again. I started watering these crops, and then I ran to the mine non-stop and started mining with a pickaxe bit by bit. The whole person was very devoted.

  Stardew Valley has a time setting, and the time of each day is fixed, but for Murakami there is no difference between day and night, he now just wants to accomplish as many things as possible in this day.

However, the fatigue value limits his performance. When the character continues to work for a period of time, he will become more and more tired, and then the character must be forced to rest. If you ignore it, the character will pass out and be admitted to the hospital. , and then pay a medical bill.

   After one or two such tossing, Murakami also realized that he couldn't be so unrestrained, he still had to let the character rest well.

   It didn't take long for him to find a very balanced and efficient state. It was the most cost-effective for the character to sleep about how long every day, and then he spent the rest of the time doing various tasks as much as possible.

A long time passed before I knew it, and Murakami always thought about the character in the game and went home to sleep after the day was over, but every time he saw the character wake up the next day, he couldn't help but think again. To finish the day's work today.

   is really weird.

  The graphics of this game are really simple and crude, and it stands to reason that I have no interest in such terrible and crude graphics.

   Now this time should be the world of high-quality production, but this game has brought me another sense of accomplishment.

  Just like this, he seemed to have forgotten the time, and even the sense of fatigue was greatly weakened. Perhaps there was also a young man named Murakami who was full of energy and blood. Even so, he was not at all tired.

   Unconsciously, the time has come to the second day. When the first employee came to work on time and entered the company, he vaguely heard the sound of a mouse click, and the employee was suddenly a little surprised.

It's really strange, I usually come first, and everyone else is almost late, but they don't have to fix their working hours in the media evaluation industry. Anyway, they only need to regularly publish the evaluation articles that meet the standards according to the requirements of senior Murakami. That's it.

  This employee is a relatively conservative person, so he has always been on time for get off work. Today, he suddenly heard the sound of the mouse in the office, and he immediately thought which colleague had suddenly changed his temperament and ran over to work earlier?

   Or quarreled with the wife at home and came to the company in advance to find Qingjing?

   In short, no matter what it was for, he wanted to see who came here.

   He walked to the place where the mouse sounded, and was stunned when he saw the person behind the screen.

   "Murakami-senpai? You came very early today."

   He didn't expect the boss of the company to arrive early, which made him a little ashamed. The boss deliberately came so early today, but now only he has arrived at the company. He is really ashamed, and the others should be even more ashamed.

   But while thinking so, the employee also noticed that Murakami didn't seem to hear his voice.

Um?

   This employee wondered. He had never seen Murakami-senpai so dedicated. What made him so devoted to his work?

   With curiosity, he walked behind Murakami, and then saw the scene of Murakami playing Stardew Valley seriously.

At this moment, the Murakami man has reclaimed a large area of ​​the farm after a whole night of exploding liver. The large area of ​​farmland is all mature crops, which looks very satisfying, especially the obsessive-compulsive disorder patient looks neat and tidy. The cube farmland is even more satisfying.

only…

   "Mura... Murakami-senpai? You haven't been home, have you? Murakami-senpai?"

   Murakami didn't seem to hear the employee's question, but continued to maintain a focused attitude.

   It wasn't until the employee gathered up the courage to stretch out his hand and push Murakami's shoulder that Murakami suddenly recovered from the game world.

   "Ah, there is Zhaosang, haven't you got off work?"

  Arisaki looked at Murakami oddly, and then glanced at Murakami's screen again.

   "Murakami-senpai...you...really didn't go home?"

   "Going home?" Murakami was stunned, not realizing what was going on for a while.

   But it's impossible for him to really have no perception of the outside world. It's just that what he was thinking about just now was how many fields to plant and how many mines to dig this day, and there was no other space in his mind to think about things.

   It wasn't until Yuzhao pushed him on the shoulder to let him return to the real world that he reluctantly realized something.

   His eyes widened slightly, as if a little surprised and said: "This is... a day has passed?"

   He felt that he didn't play for a long time, but he just built a small farm into a large farm, which probably took... more than ten hours...

   Murakami turned his head to look at the computer screen in disbelief.

That's it?

  A dozen or so hours have passed without feeling anything like this game?

   This is a bit outrageous!

   "Murakami-senpai didn't sleep all night, did you? You've been playing this game all the time?"

  Ariaki was also shocked. He had never seen Murakami be so silent about a game.

Murakami used to be very addicted to certain games, but as he grows up, he will no longer do such things as an adult, mainly because there are no games that can impress him so much. .

   Especially this kind of gameplay that seems very boring and boring. For a long time, this game is all about mining, farming, harvesting crops, and then animal husbandry and fishing, all of which should be quite boring, but...but...

   At this moment, Murakami looked at the screen involuntarily.

  I don't think I can finish things in one day today... Hold on, this shouldn't be something I should be thinking about now, what I should be thinking about now is how this game makes me willing to stay up late.

   Actually, Murakami was not the only one who stayed up late tonight, there were several others who had a similar situation.

   (end of this chapter)