Higurashi Fudousan Kuushitsu-ari

Higurashi Real Estate operates out of a modest, unremarkable office building where Naoto Minokawa earns his living. His daily routine is far from ordinary, as he must constantly navigate interactions with suspicious clients while working under the supervision of his highly inappropriate boss. Her behavior extends well beyond typical workplace misconduct, driven by an insatiable appetite for using vacant apartments as personal playgrounds. Whenever tenants fall behind on their rent and are forced to vacate their units, she eagerly exploits these empty spaces for her own illicit encounters. This chaotic environment leaves Naoto trapped in a relentless cycle of professional exhaustion and moral compromise. He is not only burdened by the demands of questionable customers but also continually drained by his superior's predatory advances within the very properties they manage. Compounding his misery is a meager salary that barely justifies the daily indignities he endures. Caught between financial desperation, an overbearing employer who exploits both him and the company's vacant listings, and a stream of dubious clientele, Naoto faces a grueling test of endurance. As the pressures of his dead-end job mount, he is left to wonder whether he can possibly survive the overwhelming demands of his position before being entirely consumed by it.