He's the One Who Killed Me in My Past Life

Ayato Yanagi retains the memories of his previous existence as an aristocrat, a lingering past that complicates his modern life. Struggling to adapt to contemporary society, he faces chronic unemployment and financial instability because his outdated sensibilities clash with current expectations. Compounding this distress is the vivid, traumatic recollection of his own murder, a haunting memory that refuses to fade despite his reincarnation. Salvation seems to arrive when a friend secures him a position as a dormitory supervisor for the heirs of influential corporate families. Ayato believes his noble upbringing will finally serve a practical purpose in managing these elite students, offering him both stability and a sense of belonging. However, his relief is shattered upon meeting Soh Takimoto, a quiet and enigmatic resident who immediately greets him at the facility. In that instant, Ayato recognizes with terrifying certainty that Soh is the very man who ended his life in his past incarnation. Now, he must navigate the demands of his new profession while living under the same roof as his former killer, transforming what should be a fresh start into a complex trial of endurance and hidden danger.