Chapter 16

## I don't really get computers

* Japanese
* English

## Chapter Chronology

**"I don't really get computers"** (パソコンよくわかんないけど, *Pasokon' Yoku Wakan'naikedo*) is the sixteenth chapter of the *My Love Story with Yamada-kun at Lv999*, written and illustrated by Mashiro.

This chapter also serves as the seventh chapter of the second Japanese tankobon (collected volume) release of the manga.

## Summary

Momo expressed her desire to go outside and have a group date with Akane, but her friend is too fixated on the game with Runa, who is also at Akane's house. Momo mentioned Yamada and how lucky Akane was to have met him. Yamada appeared to have grown closer to Akane recently due to his unexpectedly friendly behavior, particularly when she asked for game-related items. Although most of the time, when it comes to hunting for her to level up, Yamada always declines because, according to Runa, it's too dull for Yamada because of his current level.

Runa helps Akane level up so quickly in the Forest Of Savior game that she can reach level 50 in just a week. Yamada went online shortly afterward. He said he had gotten so busy that he had not played the game as much as he used to. He had rectified her the incorrect use of spells and would want to give her some spares, but Akane flatly refused and told Yamada that she'd do her best, to which Yamada cheered her up and sent a smiley emoji, causing Akane to shout in surprise.

Akane's monitor caught fire while she showed Momo how to play Forest of Savior. Her computer has now been broken. And, as per her, she won't be able to go online and play until she can afford to buy a new one, Runa informed her brother Eita, whom she couldn't face while talking due to a fight they had.

The next day, Runa returned to Akane's house, but this time she brought Yamada, whom she refers to as the repairman.

## Characters in Order of Appearance

**Momoko Maeda**
**Akane Kinoshita**
**Runa Sasaki**
**Afro Character**
**Akito Yamada**
## Author's Postcard

*“Chapter 16 Afterword Occupation - January Done!

There are many different professions in the netherworld. Swordsman - lawman - bowman etc... Akane's character is a Paladin, which belongs to the Swordsman category in FOS. The role of a paladin in FOS is to act as a shield for PT members.
Because of their low attack power and high strength and durability, they are able to use their strength and durability to their full advantage. The player is to concentrate all of the enemy's hate on himself. The role of the front line sandbag is to provide a buffer so that the rear-guard firefighters, who have high attack power but low durability, can attack freely.
In games, the life or death of this so-called shield position is often directly related to the fate of the PT. Without a shield, the paper-armed rear guard cannot function.
However, in an MMO I used to play, the shield job was recommended for beginners because of its durability (it is possible to solo). So in many stray dungeons, there were repeated tragedies of beginner shields dying instantly and being abused by the rear guards.
On the other hand, I have seen many good PTs who support their hard-working shields with all their might. The rear guard who encourages the shields and does not let the victory or defeat fall on one person's shoulders, and the main shield who is devoted to collecting hate on the front line in order to protect them.
I think there are various occupational paraphernalia depending on the game, but I feel the drama in the roles assigned to the warriors. Among them, I especially like shields because of their romanticism. (However, tragedy is apt to occur.)”*