Turn into a lazy girl

"no."

One sentence is no good, and Taro feels that the sky is dark.

Coupled with the fact that it was so dark outside, he felt that his life was even darker.

Reluctantly, Kazutaro parted from the light novel of the passer-by heroine in his hand, and went home with worries.

"I didn't expect that the light novels written by Huaxia authors could be so attractive. It's true that culture has no borders..."

Kazutaro muttered, the more he thought about it, the more troubled he was, his heart itching unbearably.

After returning home, he tossed and turned, focusing on light novels.

The next morning, Kazutaro brushed his teeth and washed his face in the mirror, and saw a dark circle under his eyelids.

"No way, I actually stayed up all night?" Kazutaro murmured subconsciously.

He recalled last night that he seemed to have been deducing the relationship between the hero and other heroines.

Sure enough, the quality of the light novel was very hard, and because he couldn't read it, he couldn't sleep all night.

Fortunately, the morning came, and the bookstore was about to open.

After three rounds of face washes, dark circles are less.

It didn't matter to Kazutaro, since he was a man anyway, he didn't care about the dark circles under his eyes, so he went to the living room to have breakfast.

Kazutaro is still a high school student in the island country, and he still has class today, but he is interested in light novels and wants to read a few pages before class.

Due to the urgency of time, he hurried to a bookstore near the school to make breakfast casually.

A minute later, he found that the bookstore did not have "How to Raise a Passerby Heroine".

He searched all over the new book section and asked the clerk, but there was no such light novel.

"Is there really no such book? How to Raise a Passerby Heroine. The author is Xian Yuyang. Huaxia's light novel. It's super beautiful!"

The store manager shook his head, expressing that he had no impression.

"Why don't you guys buy it? I can guarantee that this is definitely a popular light novel. It may be out of stock in ten days and a half months. Mr. Store Manager, please believe me, if you don't buy it, you will regret it!"

Kazutaro was worried about this store, so he didn't buy such a good-looking light novel, he was really blind.

The shopkeeper scratched his head and didn't know what to say. He really hadn't heard of this light novel, so who could blame him.

But the owner of the store knows that Kazutaro is an avid fan of light novels, and sometimes Kazutaro is waiting at the door before the store opens.

"Since Hetaro recommends it so much, I will buy a batch next time when I buy." The store manager nodded.

Kazutaro nodded and left, since there is no light novel in the store, everything is boring.

He walked to the school gate like a walking dead, and sat in a daze on his seat.

He suddenly realized that this light novel came from China, so many bookstores may or may not stock it.

In short, it is definitely not optimistic when it is sold.

There are only bookstores around the city center. They dare to try new things because of their large stores and large traffic.

In places farther away, the purchase frequency of shopkeepers is not as high as that in the city center, so it is normal to not have this light novel.

After summarizing, Kazutaro found that none of the surrounding bookstores met the requirements, so he could only go to the city center to read books.

"No, I want to drag my friend into the pit." Kataro got up with a "thump" and walked towards the classmates in the class.

...

At night, four male high school students walked to the city center in a team and settled in a bookstore.

They glanced and looked directly at the side of the bookshelf where the new book was recommended. There were twenty people standing and reading.

Some of the 20 people are office workers and some are students.

"So many people watching?!"

"hiss--"

"The books held by twenty people all have the same cover. Is this the light novel recommended by Kataro? It's so strong!"

The four of them gasped, their eyes became more and more fiery, and they couldn't help but read the book immediately.

Such a good book, if they didn't have money in their pockets, they would rush to buy it and read it.

Who would stand here and watch with the crowd?

The four poor boys are all fans of novels, and the one who is most fanatic of novels is Kazutaro. The other three are fans of both novels and games, and their consumption of krypton gold is no worse than that of Wataro.

After a while, four people joined the twenty-member army and stood there watching "How to Raise a Passerby Heroine".

In this store, two rows of people watched "How to Raise a Passerby Heroine" together, and the scene was very spectacular.

The passers-by who came in to pick up books subconsciously glanced at the books in their hands, and couldn't help being surprised by their neat queue.

They are all the covers of the tsundere blonde girl with twin ponytails!

The people who came to choose the book felt that the book must be very good. They didn't even read the content, so they took a book and went to the store manager to choose to place an order.

This is the herd effect.

Even if the book is not famous enough, as long as there are many people in the store standing and reading the same book, it will set an example and remind everyone that this book is really good.

The clerks are happy to see this situation. A group of people standing there looking at the same book has an advertising effect in itself, and the effect is even greater than the posters standing there.

Two hours later, passers-by new to the store found that all the light novels of the passer-by heroine were out of stock in the bookshelves recommended for new books.

"Well, do you still have "How to Raise a Passerby Heroine"? I think they are all reading it, and I want to buy a copy too."

"I was recommended by my girlfriend, do you still have this book?"

Ten seconds later, the passer-by who was standing reading eagerly handed over the book in his hand and handed it to the book buyer.

The four of Kazutaro found that the passerby heroine was out of stock, and there were only 24 books left, all of which were in the hands of standing readers.

Now that two books have left, maybe it will be their turn next.

The four gathered together, ran to the corner and pondered:

"I don't think we'll last more than twenty minutes, and I'm only halfway through it now."

"I don't even get half of it, it's so beautiful!"

"Hetaro, it's all your fault. Why did you recommend this book to me? It's so good. If it weren't for the fact that I don't have money now..."

"Stop talking, we can only stare blankly now, so angry..." Kazutaro had already finished watching, but he wanted to watch it a second time.

This group of high school students was in a hurry. Seeing that the traffic was getting bigger and bigger, some people who had been visited by their girlfriends and good friends came into the store one after another, asking for books directly from the standing readers.

After a while, the clerk came to the corner with the book-buying customers and caught the four of them.

"Classmate, if you don't want to buy a book, why don't you give it to me!"

"Don't occupy the latrine, classmate."

"..."

A minute later, the passerby heroine in the store was out of stock.

"Ah, it's so empty and lonely." The four of Kazutaro lost their light novels, like a walking corpse.

"Shop Manager, when will the goods be purchased, I still want to see it!"

"I will order another batch tomorrow, this time the order will be doubled." The store manager said cheerfully.

On the evening of the 27th, when the four of Kataro ran to the bookstore to pick up books, they found that the passer-by heroine was out of stock again.

Out of stock, double the stock, and then out of stock, double the stock.

Because it was out of stock, many people who wanted to buy books went to other bookstores to ask, causing the surrounding bookstores to also start to purchase and experience the process of being out of stock.

The booksellers did not expect the charm of this book to be so great. In just a few days, more than 20,000 copies of this book have been sold.

And this book is not only sold in Tokyo, but also sold in eleven big cities including Tokyo at the same time.

When the booksellers still wanted to purchase, they found that the first edition of "How to Raise a Passerby Heroine" was out of stock.

The first edition of 50,000 copies was first printed and sold out in five days!