They should just keep doing this instead of weeding and hunting.

That’s true.

I also want to have a job eating coins endlessly.

I wonder what made me start this job in the first place.

At least it’s making more money than Office Glico.

It seems like a species that lacks attention and enjoys fun things, so I don’t think they can sustain this kind of diligent work for long.

Isn’t weeding just as meaningless as this?

The subjugation is the most profitable, but the person desires peace.

Since the income is too low with just this, aren’t you also doing dangerous jobs or jobs that require qualifications to increase your salary?

Weeding isn’t completely safe either, and there are dangerous weeds, so this one seems the safest.

It’s scary that the large subjugation tickets seem to stay around indefinitely unless they’re defeated, resulting in endless victims of chimeras.

Homeownership
Not going hungry at the spring.
There’s no need to force myself to earn money, but entertainment just costs money.

I often drink chestnut buns, and since I occasionally do some weeding, the yield might not be bad.

I want to work replenishing Office Glico.

The one who is best suited for hunting is fixated on weeding.

Just by walking down the street, there’s a pretty good chance of running into a supernatural creature, so it would be better to train and hunt them down.

During my part-time job, my coworker became a supernatural being, so there is no true peace…

I mean, there are probably traps set by strange phenomena in the grass of this world as well…

I don’t know the minimum wage in the Chikawa world, but isn’t it like one of those low-paying part-time jobs where your hourly wage disappears with just one office snack?

The rewards seem to vary depending on the place where you do the weeding.
I don’t know what might be lurking.

If the Chiikawa characters didn’t have any combat abilities in their everyday lives, I can’t imagine how many times they would have died.
It’s too dangerous of a world… Do you want to live in a world like this?

Since there are levels for weeding, it seems like the places you can go might be distinguished as well.

Do the job of filling in the mysterious giant holes that appear from time to time.

There is also an alternate ending where you get normally taken down by a strange phenomenon at the Nagano exhibition.

A mascot world where you can’t survive unless you fight.

Low quality

It’s become more common to see people say things like “this character has 〇〇 disorder!” when looking at manga and anime characters.
It’s like that knowledge is known in a bad way.

The Chikawa tribe’s ecology, resembling a monster’s chick, is the scariest.

Aren’t you reading too much into it in a bad way?
I don’t know, though.

Frog pointing left.

I have enough extra money to go to the sauna after using the internet.

It seems like you wouldn’t have much trouble eating in places like hot springs, but the fact that you’re working shows that having a connection to society is that important.

I wonder if Nagano has ever worked a regular job.

This is what happens when you depict the life of day laborers in a cute way.

Hachiware is actually not suited for the expedition.

If you just want to eat, there are spawning locations, but they can run out, so saving and improving your living skills are quite important.
I feel like a lot of people who have never done a subjugation have been hunted during that period.

It seems that I can defeat the regular ones solo, so if I don’t get greedy and go for the big raid, it remains stable.

The world of Chiikawa has a monetary economy, but it still feels somehow socialist.

A world where the characters are cute but the environment is not cute.

Well, it’s probably a miniature garden managed by Armor-san.

If I could live in a world where I can eat for free at a place with endless spawns without encountering any monsters, I would like to try living there.

There are strange beings all around, but I feel a sense of libertarianism in resolving things through self-defense.

The spring suddenly stops for no reason and then suddenly restarts, which I dislike about it as well.

A world where it seems like everything will end if a raccoon suddenly introduces elements of market economy and mass consumer society like in Animal Crossing.