Tokyo: Starting Out as a Stockbroker

[Workplace] [Love Rivalry] [Multiple Women] [Bubble Era]

After being reincarnated in Osaka, Natsume Yuma awakened, on his first day at Nomura Securities, the golden finger that should not have unlocked until he turned thirty: [Arbitrageur's Law, which lets him read the hidden cards in everyone's hearts and place precise bets while everyone else is blinded by emotion and morality.]

When he was eighteen, his family fell apart. His father jumped from the roof after the bank abruptly called in its loans. Gritting his teeth, Natsume Yuma got into Kyoto University and fought his way into Nomura Securities, thinking it was the beginning of his defiance of fate.

Then he discovered that his direct senior, Shinohara Misaki, hid a blade behind her smile. She used her tenderness and her body to keep him in line, while pinning the blame for seven falsified asset certificates on him, the newcomer.

And Shirakawa Ayane, the heiress of a construction company who had avoided him like the plague in high school, now came to him with a three-hundred-million-yen loan crisis, hoping to use their old relationship as leverage and exploit his inside information to save her company.

Confronted with a double dead end in the era of the bubble's collapse, running away was the most useless choice.

So he turned his gaze to the heart of this game.

In Osaka, only inside information can beat inside information, and only schemes can turn against other schemes.

He knows that to face wicked women, he must be greedier than they are.

Because of his intervention, the construction company's loan crisis and the sales department's gray market of vested interests quietly become entangled.

Each of these women has her own agenda, yet step by step, they walk into the arbitrage trap he has laid.

They all think they are the ones moving the pieces. Only in the end do they realize that they are the bad assets laid out on the chopping block.

As the sole winner in this collapse of the bubble, he reaps their dignity, schemes