Submitting a Strategic Plan to Muzan

The first run has been completed. You are an outstanding office worker, a master of workplace competition. When you finally work yourself to death, you have just one thought: "If I get another chance at life, I swear I'll just lie flat." "First Run: Heian Arc: The Horikawa Story" This time, you're a female physician in the Heian era, forced to serve as the medical attendant to a frail young nobleman. Your employer is handsome, but ill-tempered. You put your upward-management skills to full use and create a wellness KPI plan for him. But he seems to develop strange feelings for you. When he thinks he's about to die, he wants to kill you and go to the underworld with you: "Come die with me." "Second Run: Warring States Arc: The Sun and Moon Hang High" (Kokushibo's Twin Line, Naraku Line) This time, you're the daughter of a lord in the Warring States era, and you have a twin brother named Hitomi Katan, who was born frail. To ensure your brother can inherit the family estate, you agree to marry the heir of the Tsugikuni family. On the way to your wedding, your procession is attacked by demons. All your attendants are devoured, and you alone survive. They call you the "Demon Butterfly." Even your husband seems to fear you. In the end, he runs away from home. The only one who isn't afraid of you is the oiran you rescued from the Yoshiwara pleasure quarter, a woman with eyes the color of red plum blossoms, who spends every day by your side. One night, she turns into a sticky, revolting, nonhuman creature and breaks into your room. It's weak, but it still clings to you. It tells you: "Live with me." "Third Run: Taisho Arc: The Blue Spider Lily" This time, you're the only daughter of a wealthy merchant in the Taisho era. You live in bustling Asakusa and attend an elite girls' school. You reject the marriage alliance with a noble family that your father worked so hard to arrange, and focus only on gearing up to inherit the family business and become the boss yourself. But one day, your father brings home a handsome but gloomy boy from an orphanage and says he'll give him the entire estate. Looking at those familiar red-plum-colored eyes, you wear a fake smile. Great, you're haunting me again. Your workplace motto is forced to change: "If I get another chance at life, I swear I'll use physical means to send my boss to the afterlife." Muzan made one crucial demand of everyone: "Don't lie to me." Later, he gripped her chin and forced her to look up at him. "You dare lie to me." In the end, he held her in his arms as if embedding her into his own body: "Love me... Even if you have to lie to me." #How to Use Workplace Wisdom to Physically Send Your Boss to the Afterlife# #He Wants Eternal Life, I Want Him Dead, We Both Have a Bright Future# #Three Lives, Three Times of Working Ourselves to Death# * * Reader's Guide: 1. The main story's pairing is the Muzan route. The IF routes have other pairings and separate endings. My version of Muzan, my version of the Tsugikuni twins, my version of Naraku. Apologies for the OOC. Potential trigger: Muzan appears in several forms, including his true form, a woman in disguise, and an unfamiliar young man. 2. The main story is in third person and centers on the heroine. She's a gentle, upright, sunny type. The other male demons can only skulk in the shadows, hating that the sun shines high in the sky without shining only on them. The heroine is a real office drone: ENFJ, highly empathetic, prone to overthinking, and highly efficient. In the second run, the heroine has no memories of her previous life, so her personality will be quite different. 3. The story involves real historical settings, including the Heian, Warring States, and Taisho eras. 4. The idea was conceived on December 12, 2025, and the blurb was archived on December 16, 2025. Theme: Love can save the world