4. Harem Analysis

Summer, Jasmine Island.

The sun shone brightly, and the sea breeze blew in gusts.

Although the heat in the tropics felt like being steamed in a sauna, even a few steps outside were enough to leave a layer of sweat on your skin.

But if all you wanted was a vacation, swimming in the sea, drinking iced beverages, and then sleeping soundly in an air-conditioned room could be incredibly comfortable.

That was how one was supposed to enjoy the beach and the ocean.

But Yimo didn't. He spent all day gaming in the dark Wooden Hut, with the curtains drawn, day and night.

It had been ten days since Yimo's last game. He hadn't chosen to enter another one and had given himself a long vacation.

Well, a vacation long enough that he'd nearly forgotten about the Death Game.

Anyway, Yimo had enough points to squander as much as he wanted, enough to forget all his current worries.

Of course, Yimo hadn't completely let himself go.

His livestreaming had been very inconsistent over the past month, and he'd been absent for long stretches.

Now that he'd finally had time to relax, Yimo remembered that he was a full-time virtual streamer. His conscience stirred, and he returned to his main job, livestreaming for eight hours or more every day.

Honestly, if this had been before, Yimo's body would have given out long ago.

But lately, even though Yimo felt exhausted, he'd somehow managed to keep going.

After much thought, he arrived at a surprising conclusion: as a super shut-in who avoided going outside whenever possible, had his frequent Death Games recently pushed his mental and physical stamina up a little by making him exercise too much in the games?

Having come up with this theory, Yimo also discovered one of the