The Chosen Wage Slave Cultivation System

Suzuki Yako, the second daughter of the Suzuki conglomerate, was born with the makings of a boss and was the rightful heir to the company.

But from a young age, Suzuki Yako noticed that her family's conglomerate was completely different from the neighboring Atobe and Akashi conglomerates.

Other conglomerates: Strict and diligent, bringing in billions every day, with a constant stream of talented people joining them.

Her family's conglomerate: Lazy and lax, committed to losing one extra every day, and no one knew how much longer it could stay afloat.

But it was fine. Suzuki Yako had bound herself to the Chosen Employee Development System.

As the name suggests, the System identifies Chosen Employees. Yako transmigrates into their childhoods and raises them, then gains a loyal, wonderful employee in return.

And so,

Orange-haired little orange? Raise him!

Silver-haired Maine Coon? Raise him!

Black-haired little fox? Raise him!

Suzuki Yako: The more people I raise, the less likely bankruptcy can catch me!

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Nakahara Chuuya woke from the chaos and patted his head, realizing that he remembered nothing except his name.

How lucky he was to have someone firmly choose him, even when he was such a blank slate.

Gin was sold. Imagining a potbellied, perverted buyer, he ran away.

When he was escorted back to the other party's home, he realized how terribly wrong he'd been.

Geto...

#Notes

1. This is family-oriented. Let's help the company grow bigger and stronger, and grow up well. But the little sister doesn't actually care whether they join her company, since she trusts her own business sense more than anyone else's.

2. The author is terrible at writing blurbs, so don't mind that.

Theme: Everyone deserves a better future.