The Protagonist of This Crossover Is Actually a Wage Slave!

[1] Doctor Mori had long known of a bloody love story involving the leader of the Port Mafia. Rumor had it that the leader once had a very close subordinate when he was young. With overwhelming strength, that person had swept away the chaos of the underground world at the time, but disappeared not long after the Port Mafia was founded. Some said the Mafia boss had grown tired of him and imprisoned him in a secret location. What a waste. Doctor Mori thought, If I had someone with that level of strength... Not long after, his wish came true. [2] The Demon King was passing by when he found someone who shared his past suffering. A useless feeling of pity welled up in him, and he turned the person into a demon. Later, he was endlessly grateful for the decision he'd made. And then he died. Demon King: ??? [3] Rumor had it that the higher-ups in the jujutsu world possessed an absolute weapon capable of killing Gojo's divine son, but for some reason, they had never used it. Why was that? The passing Brain casually downvoted the post. [4] You can find the answers to all these questions in the fan comic Why Do We Have to Persecute the Working Class? Today, Ichinose Koka also completed her daily tasks: 1. Work for the Mafia boss: done √ 2. Work for the progenitor of demons: done √ 3. Work for the higher-ups in the jujutsu world: done √ After checking each one off, Ichinose Koka expressionlessly crushed the pen in her hand. · #A day has twenty-four hours, but Ichinose Koka's day has seventy-two!# #Workers have worker souls. Workers will rise up and become their own masters.# PS: The protagonist hasn't read these three manga, and the comic was drawn by Merlin. PPS: Koka has no CP. Though there are some suggestive descriptions, Koka herself is an emotionless worker who does everything solely to accomplish her own goals. The comments will include all kinds of crack ships and CP pairings, including reversed pairings, but aside from the canon couples, everyone else is single. The comments will gradually become less frequent, so don't worry about them interrupting your reading. If that's not for you, then perhaps we'll meet again another time. Theme: Don't drift along with fate. Take control of your life.