My Iyashikei Game Chapter 146: The Family of Three

The game at Han Fei’s home had no connection to an Iyashikei game other than the logo that was pasted on the side of the helmet, but that logo appeared to be added by the shop owner later on his own.

However, it was a game like that which had changed Han Fei’s life. With the threat of death dangling over his shoulders, Han Fei was forced to make friends and open his heart to others. Due to unexpected visits from the crazed murderers, Han Fei learned how to communicate with his roommate. To survive, Han Fei started to form new relationships with his neighbours. In the end, the man with social anxiety even became the representative of a whole apartment. Even though the method used by this game to cure people was ‘questionable’, Han Fei indeed had been healed. He had become a better version of himself, proven by the fact that he finally got to stand on the stage which he always dreamed of.

At the end of the day, Perfect Life did live up to its Iyashikei genre.

Staring at his reflection in the backstage mirror, Han Fei tried to smile. He could still see the fakeness but one day, he believed that a real smile would appear on his face as long as he continued to try. ‘It is undeniable that I have been changed by Perfect Life.’ Han Fei felt like he shouldn’t keep such a life-altering game to himself. There were many poor individuals with broken personalities in this world. He could use the same method to cure others, to make the world a better place.

After packing up, Han Fei was ready to go home. But as he opened the backstage door, he was intercepted by Li Xue and a detective in plainclothes. “How can I help you?” There were police officers guarding outside his door. A normal celebrity would not be able to enjoy such ‘privilege’.

“Han Fei, all this time I believe you’ll be a better police officer but today you proved me wrong. That was some serious acting skills. Just from the trailers alone…” Before Li Xue finished, the detective beside her coughed to cut her off. “We’re here today not only to attend your movie release

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