The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 324 - Otokonoko Group

Although the cultural development of this world hadn't reached the level of Earth before Alice transmigrated, the existence of magic allowed the inhabitants of this world to accomplish things that couldn't be accomplished with the technology available on Earth. Hence, the culture of this world could still be considered to be thriving. At the very least, the liveliness of the anime convention here was not the least bit inferior compared to the major anime conventions she had visited back on Earth.

As the event today was a convention hosted to promote both anime and games, the convention center wasn't solely reserved for anime content. More specifically, the first floor of the convention center was reserved for the various bigshots involved in the gaming industry. These large companies set up grand and eye-catching booths to display various new products and games. Alice even noticed some booths displaying immersion-type game consoles made using special magic stones. When it came to the development of game consoles, this world definitely had Earth beaten.

In reality, compared to anime-related content, Alice was more interested in the gaming peripherals displayed on the first floor. It couldn't be helped. Few anime and manga in this world had plots that could attract her interest. In contrast, gaming consoles that were leagues ahead of what was available on Earth were much more interesting to her.

Unfortunately, as Lilith's eldest brother Collins was currently on the second floor, Alice had no choice but to put her plans to look around on hold for now.

The convention's second floor housed booths of smaller companies. Unlike the booths on the first floor, the main focus of the second floor's booths wasn't technological products but rather games instead. As a result, Alice's interest plummeted significantly.

However, it was a different story for the natives of this world. The attraction these booths held was not the slightest bit inferior to the big companies showcasing game consoles. At the very least, the crowd su

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