Am I a Stakeholder in This Isekai?
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The game continued.
Ai Hayasaka: [Your classmate's success had greatly shaken you. Unfortunately, you had never done anything on your own. Although you wanted to stop working for others, you were afraid of failure. Luckily, a friend who worked with you came looking for you, willing to give you shares in their new company and turn you from an employee into one of the bosses. You followed them. Money -30 million...] Utaha Kasumigaoka: [Your very first novel received an enormous response, but it also left you with a dilemma. Your readers wanted you to keep writing the same type of novel, but you wanted to switch genres. Choose: 1. Listen to the readers—readers are the ones who put food on your table. 2. Stay true to yourself...]
"..." Looking at the options above, Utaha Kasumigaoka did not make a quick choice as she usually did. She fell silent for a while before hesitantly choosing option two.
[Neither your editor nor your readers thought highly of your change in direction. Your new book was neglected, and the publisher decided to cancel it. No reward this round.]
"So it really turned out like this..." Utaha Kasumigaoka murmured as she watched the words float across the screen.
Mashiro Shiina: [Your art exhibition was once again a success. Yet you were not happy. Was this perhaps the pain of turning an interest into a job? Money +200 million. Social status increased again. Mood -1...]
Sogo Doma: "..."
Is this game cursed or something?
As he thought that, he rolled the die. As before: one.
``` [You wandered into a restaurant. Though you did not have a penny to your name, having gone hungry for three days, you could not care about that anymore. You followed the
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