Liz has always thought she's terribly unlucky. On top of seeing things every day that have nothing to do with the real world, she also knows a whole bunch of oddballs. Every day, they wave the banner, "One small step toward exorcising curses, a warmer society for millions," and dump a mountain of exploitative work on her.
Liz, holed up in a Yokohama sanatorium: There are no fields ruined by overworking, only oxen worked to death.
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The heroine is not in a normal state of mind.
An unhinged, out-of-character work. I'll write it as weirdly as I like. Any plot holes are entirely the author's fault.
The two worlds alternate. In World A, she's an ordinary, sweet girl in Yokohama. In World B, she's an overworked office worker in Tokyo.
Core theme: In the end, every working stiff goes crazy.
Is this too much of a side effect?
The first one to appear was Tiao Ye, which is rare.