The Genuine Booze Next Door to the Natsume Family Is Merging Worlds

After school, Natsume was told that someone had moved into the empty house next door that day. But this neighbor was strange. He was always talking to himself about all sorts of things, buying all sorts of things and bringing them home, and all sorts of people were constantly coming and going from his house.

Natsume began to suspect that this person might be able to see yokai, too!

Meanwhile, Natsume's new neighbor, Jianglin Gaoxian, was frantically fiddling with the electronic job-request screen in his room, a gift from his grandfather.

A police officer friend is about to be blown up while defusing a bomb. He asks for help, and the reward is a bomb?, Accept!

A port tycoon has built a thriving business, but suddenly wants to jump off a building. He asks for help, and the reward is a bandaged salesman?, Accept!

A colleague from the liquor company has died, and his grandson has taken over his job but still hasn't shown up. A request comes in to find him, and the reward is unlocking the offline job-request mode?, Accept!

[Warning: This mission world is quite dangerous. Do you want to merge and activate offline job-request mode?, Yes or yes]

Wait, did something completely outrageous get mixed in there?

By the time one case after another started airing on TV, the owner of Yokohama's landmark building next door was about to jump, and a silver-haired killer in a fedora was pointing a gun at him and demanding he activate offline information broker mode...

Things were getting serious!

Jianglin Gaoxian was extremely nervous about his first job request. It was a rescue mission, after all. He brought out the rescue equipment he'd carefully prepared and was about to place it on the job-request screen when he slipped, and the banana peel in his hand flew onto the screen.

[Job-request item detected. Delivered...]

Meanwhile, a banana peel suddenly appeared in Matsuda Jinpei's hand...

[Reward detected. Received...]

A bomb with a countdown appeared on the job-request device...

Theme: Save them all, save them all!