In this chapter, we meet a new character, who is introduced as a "profile" . We learn that he's a member of the hachifikuku society, and that he likes to collect cat pictures. He's also a big fan of Twitter, and he'd like to be one of the first people to be able to post a comment on someone else's post, which will earn him a certain amount of money. We also learn that each time someone posts a comment, he'll get 100 yen, but only one person can comment on his or her post at a time, and only one comment is eligible for the 100 yen. This is a big deal, and we're sure that a lot of people are going to comment on it, too. We're not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing, but it's clear that the people who comment on the first comment will be the ones who get the most money, and the more people comment on your comment, the more money you'll make. So, if you're one of those people who gets 100 yen every time someone comments on your post, you've got a pretty good chance of winning the game, right? But you can only comment on one person's comment, so you'd better make sure that at least one of your comments gets a comment from someone else, because that's the only way to get the money. Okay, now we get a little more info about the game: each comment will earn you 100 yen , and you can post as many comments as you want. You can only post one comment per person, so if you want to be the first person to get money, you have to make sure your comment gets one comment from a person who's already been commenting on your comments. This way, you can get money if you make the right comment, even if your comment doesn't get a comment back from someone who already has been commenting. The only problem with this is that if you post too many comments, you won't have enough time to get