We Office Slaves Don’t Need a Love Triangle [Crossover]

As an ordinary corporate drone working for the world, Miss Kaname has to maintain world peace and uphold love and truth while showing off. She keeps bouncing between several secret identities. Honestly, before she got her official credentials, she really thought this was a good job. Who could have guessed that the world boss had only one employee: her? When something goes wrong in the jujutsu world, she's responsible for delivering justice from on high. When trash-tier creatures wreak havoc, she charges in at the front. When the colorful, sword-wielding Kings start arguing, she... No, she can't say any more. If she does, she really won't be able to stop the tears. After she finally finishes her work and starts her long vacation, she finds her friends blocking every entrance and side window of her house, determined to make her confess everything and come clean. Only then does Haruse Kaname suddenly realize that none of the secret identities she's kept hidden for half the book survived. They've all been exposed. She thinks she might possibly still be able to salvage the situation. Haruse Kaname: Wait, let me explain a little. We really don't know each other... Haruse Kaname: Huh? I supposedly led you on? That's not what happened at all! How was I supposed to know that while I thought of you as friends, you wanted to date me??? She's just an ordinary corporate drone, but she's been through so much.jpg Don't ask. If you do, she'll say she never loved anyone. Ask again and she'll say she's working for the world. A few things to know before reading: A plot-driven story about secret identities. There are ordinary one-sided crushes as well as mutual affection between friends and family. The heroine has no intention of pursuing anyone, but accidentally maxes out everyone's affection. The ending is open and has no official couple. There may be various plot holes and out-of-character moments. The timeline is entirely fictional, so please don't try to match it to the timelines of the original works. Theme: Maintaining world peace