Horrible! Actually playing this kind of game!

"Hey, have you heard? Pokeni's new game is about to be released."

On the rooftop, Masaharu Yamada started as usual.

Everyone was silent for a while.

At this time, Hayamikawa should have come to support him, talk about interesting games that are popular at the moment, or talk about their work and life.

But everyone lowered their heads and never heard Hayamikawa's voice.

Only then did everyone realize that Zao Jianchuan had been sent abroad.

"It seems like, what is Violet Eternal Garden called?" Kinoshita Keisuke responded slowly.

"Huh? When you hear the name, you think it should be a farming game, right? Pokeni is very evil. It should be said that Qing Zhiyuan is very evil. He failed to make a simulated management of a famous academy before, and now he has to make a flower planting game to prove it. Right?" Furukawa Haoze said with a smile.

After hearing this, the other two people frowned.

"Furukawa, stop imitating Hayamikawa. You can't imitate his complaints."

Kinoshita Keisuke silently took a puff of cigarette, and puffed it out lightly, but he didn't know why, as if it was burning his soul.

After Hayamikawa left this small team, no one complained.

I didn't expect that I would have to rely on a boring gourd like Furukawa Hirosawa to play the role of complaining. There is no way to save him.

Furukawa Hao Ze flattened his mouth in discomfort. You think I want to take charge of making complaints. Now that Zaomi Chuan is gone and there are no complaints, talking will lose a lot of fun.

Yamada Masaharu, the topic initiator, you Kinoshita are an idiot. If I don’t complain about it, who will complain about it?

…

Many times, you don't feel how important this person is, just like you don't feel how important the air you breathe is.

It's only after he's gone, gone, that you feel its importance.

Without Hayamikawa, the whole team's chat felt like something was missing.

Yamada Shoji glanced at the spot where Hayamikawa usually stood, as if he was still there.

It was as if Hayamikawa's departure happened yesterday.

You should have gotten used to the days of chatting together without Hayamikawa, but you didn't expect that you would only know how important Hayamikawa is when the new pokeni game is released.

"What a pity. The senior management of the company are all Cao Dan's guys. Old employees also have their own value."

Kinoshita was indignant for Hayamikawa: "Especially a lubricant like Hayamikawa, even if he is physically exhausted and technically lags behind young people, he can play a role in connecting work, advancing projects and adjusting the atmosphere.

On the contrary, it can make the project run efficiently, and by the way, it saves a lot of managers' time and energy. Old employees also have very important value of their own existence.

This is especially true for Hayami River. "

"It can only be said that managers have no vision." Furukawa Hirose concluded.

Kinoshita looked back at him and then remembered that Furukawa Hirosawa had been a minister for some time, and there was no guarantee that he would be able to join the board of directors in the future.

The position of minister can also be said to be the ceiling that ordinary workers can reach.

If you take another step forward, you can join the ranks of shareholders, but most people stay at this step, which is actually quite embarrassing.

For ordinary employees, the minister is their superior leader, and it is definitely impossible for him to have the same mind as you and label you as a scab early on.

But the problem is that if the minister fails to get the stock to join the board of directors, then he is actually just a high-level wage earner.

So now it’s up to you what to do next.

If he could take a step forward, Furukawa Hirosawa would be separated from the masses.

But if you don’t take this step, your whole life will probably be like this.

"By the way, Furukawa, has your child been born?" Kinoshita Keisuke asked slowly.

Furukawa Haoze suddenly raised his head and looked at him with a look like "Do you have Alzheimer's disease?"

However, after getting familiar with Kinoshita's character, Furukawa Hirose realized that his sharp eyes were completely unnecessary.

Kinoshita doesn't care what others think of him, and there are very few things that make him interested.

As your best friend, if you expect him to remember important events in your life, you will most likely get hurt.

After all, Kinoshita Keisuke didn't even care much about his wife's affairs.

A complete scumbag.

However, one good thing about Kinoshita Keisuke is that when he is chasing girls, his memory and other things come back.

Forget it, just get used to it.

…

On the other hand, Yamada Masaharu next to him opened his mouth and gave Kinoshita a round of words, "Kinoshita-senpai, you must have had too many things going on recently, and you can't remember many things.

Last year, 8 months ago, Junna was pregnant.

Calculating the time, it’s actually pretty fast, right?

Furukawa-senpai? "

"Um."

Hirokawa Furukawa said with a bitter look on his face, "We are already preparing for the birth of the child, which is expected to be about 3 weeks away."

When it comes to children, Furukawa Hirosawa is visibly nervous.

The two people saw it and couldn't help laughing.

"So now do you know if it's a boy or a girl?"

Furukawa Hirose was stunned for a moment, then chuckled, "Well, it's a daughter. The doctor informed me during the 4th week of prenatal checkup."

"Ah! Damn it! You are so lucky!" Kinoshita raised his hand and hit Furukawa on the shoulder with his small fist.

Yamada Masaharu also showed an envious expression.

"Eh? Are you all daughters?" Furukawa Hiroze asked.

"Of course," Yamada Masaharu said, "I have played so many galgames, don't I know what boys are like?

Of course, daughters are better.

They are caring and gentle, and they are super cute just thinking about it."

Hearing Yamada's words, Furukawa Hiroze lowered his head and smiled silently.

But when he thought that Kinoshita and Yuka had been together for so many years and still had no children...

If he showed off in front of him, wouldn't it be too much?

"No, please don't pity me and think that I don't have children. The more you pity me, the more uncomfortable I feel."

Kinoshita Keisuke waved his hand, indicating that he had already looked down on it.

"I think it's good not to have children. Yuka and I are not necessarily suitable to be competent parents.

When I think about what kind of way to educate them after the children are born, I don't have enough confidence."

"But it seems that this confidence is not needed now."

...

Several people fell silent.

Yamada Masaharu doesn't even have a girlfriend now, so it's too far-fetched to talk about children with two people.

However, just like people who have never been in love can write better romance novels, Yamada Masaharu, who has never been married, has infinite longing for marriage.

Especially when he heard about the child, this longing became more real.

"No one is born knowing how to be a parent, but I think if you can become a father, you will definitely be a good father." Furukawa Hiroze gave him full affirmation.

Kinoshita also smiled with relief.

"Girls are really good." Furukawa Hiroze leaned on the railing and looked up at the white clouds in the distance, as if there was infinite longing for the past there.

"I'm lucky this time. I finally gave birth to a daughter."

"So, Furukawa-senpai, why do you want a daughter? Do you think it's more intimate?"

"Well... not entirely."

Furukawa Hiroze smiled,

"I often think -

If there is an afterlife, I must be a girl."

"Huh? Really?" Yamada Masaharu was a little surprised.

"That's great, Furukawa, I support your dream." Kinoshita chuckled, "When you become a woman, remember to give your brothers a good time."

"Ah, bah. What a joke, you scumbag, I don't want to be one of your many girlfriends."

Hahahaha...

Everyone laughed in a row.

Although Hayamikawa was not there, the beautiful and relaxed chat atmosphere of the past seemed to have returned.

"That's what I think."

Furukawa Hiroze said, "Although I have never been a girl, being a man is enough.

Aren't you the same?

The pressure of work, the pressure of supporting a family, and the need to bend down in the workplace for the sake of your future wife and children.

Being overwhelmed.

Every step of your life has actually been arranged long ago. Entering a software company means that you are a programmer, and then you either write code to death, or work hard to climb up and become a supervisor or a department head.

Every man's life is a polished and planned factory part.

When you make a choice, you have already seen the end of this life."

Listening to Furukawa Hiroze's complaints, Kinoshita and Yamada also felt the same, chewing a bit of bitterness in their mouths.

People like Furukawa Hiroze are actually considered good, and every step is particularly stable.

Before the promotion, he happened to meet Junna, got married, successfully promoted to section chief, and then all the way to department head...

Although they are all engraved, many people who want such a life and work experience may not have it.

"But this is not a man's problem, it's a problem of the whole society." Yamada Masaharu frowned and said, "Society has become a ruthless machine. If you don't follow the established trajectory, you are doomed to be eliminated. Although it is cruel, you can see the end of your life at a glance, and a short and [not necessarily so interesting] life... Between these two, many people can't and don't have the courage to choose the latter." "Yes." Kinoshita nodded, "Life is helpless, but doesn't it still have to go on?" "Yeah." Furukawa Hiroze pondered for two seconds, "So I would rather have a daughter, at least the pressure won't be so great." "Not necessarily? "

Kinoshita squinted his eyes and said, "Just like men have a predetermined trajectory, every step has been customized, a woman's life can also be seen at a glance.

Unless you pursue your dreams and become a so-called artist or musician... But most girls in this life, the most experience is to get married, have children, and then become a full-time wife.

Clear division of labor in the family, this is the life customized for men and women in our country.

But relatively speaking, isn't a woman's life monotonous?

It's just for the husband and children, taking care of the family, washing clothes, cooking and raising children...

Is such a life really worth it for my daughter to experience?"

"At least the pressure is not that great." Hirosawa Furukawa explained, "And if you become a housewife, in addition to the fixed time for cooking and housework every day, you actually have your own private space.

If you can manage this period of time well, your life can be very meaningful.

Unlike men, all their time is already scheduled. "

After listening to Furukawa Haoze's words, everyone fell into a brief silence.

"Oh, let's chase our dreams..."

“Dreams are the biggest lies in the world, right?” Kinoshita sighed, “I still don’t quite remember what my dreams are.

But those things are just instilled into your mind by others.

It is actually not easy to truly live your own life. "

"Isn't it too heavy? Dreams or something."

Yamada Masaharu quickly came out to smooth things over.

But at this moment, he couldn't help but ask himself, what was his childhood dream?

Become a manga master like Osamu Tezuka?

Or do you want to save the world?

Or become a scientist and build an interstellar spacecraft that can fly out of the universe?

But, as Kinoshita said, how do you know whether these things are planted in your heart by others, or whether they are dreams you really want?

…

Everyone fell into silence again.

After a while, Kinoshita said:

"By the way, where was Hayamikawa transferred to?"

"It seems like we are going to the Philippines, right?" Furukawa Hirose said.

"Huh? Isn't it Singapore?" Masaharu Yamada looked surprised.

"Are you stupid? If you are sent to Singapore, you will not be exiled, but you will be focused on cultivation.

Is there a difference?

Those in their department who went to Singapore can still come back.

You can get promoted when you come back. "

"With all that said, why not just call Hayamikawa and ask?" Furukawa Hirose suggested.

So everyone called Hayamikawa's phone number.

"It's not Singapore, it's not the Philippines, it's China!"

After taking the call, Hayamikawa roared over there.

"Have you ever cared about me? You were obviously so sad when we were having dinner, but you don't know where I went, right?"

After hanging up the phone, everyone looked at each other.

"Ah... being sent to China, does this count as an exile or does it mean you will be promoted after training?"

Kinoshita was silent for a while, then slowly shook his head, "I don't know. Is it completely Schrödinger's cat?"

If I was sent to China before, I would definitely be able to come back eventually, but it would be almost like being exiled.

Especially the software industry, which is lagging behind.

But now that you are sent to China, maybe you can really come back and get promoted. The key lies in whether you have achieved results, right?

The Chinese market was brought into the software vision by pokeni, and now Chinese programmers seem to be quite powerful.

"In other words, no matter what the situation is, Hayamikawa-senpai will come back in the end, right?" Yamada Masaharu was overjoyed.

The other two exchanged glances with each other.

"That seems to be what happened."

"Oh my God, Hayami Chuan will come back in a few years. I'm so happy." Furukawa Haoze laughed.

Saying that Hayamikawa's return was no less joyful than when he heard that he was going to have a daughter.

…

"By the way, what were we talking about in the first place?"

“Pokeni’s new game, “Violet Evergarden”

"Just because it can bring good luck to Hayami River, I must get one!"

...(End of chapter)