The Other World's Books Depend on the Bean Counter

Not long ago, a holy maiden from modern-day Japan was summoned to another world. Yet this is not her story. Instead, the narrative follows Kondou, the humble accountant who was inadvertently brought along with her. Thrust into an unfamiliar realm, he finds himself facing an entirely new set of professional challenges as he struggles to manage the finances of a fantasy world using his real-world expertise. Kondou’s days quickly blur together in a relentless cycle of ledgers and calculations, leaving him perpetually buried under mountains of work. However, his exhausting routine catches the attention of Aresh, the strikingly handsome knight captain. Recognizing the toll this endless labor takes on the dedicated accountant, Aresh begins to take a deeply personal interest in his well-being. What starts as concern soon blossoms into something far more meaningful. As the overworked bean counter continues to toil around the clock, the knight captain embarks on a quiet but determined quest of his own: to rescue Kondou from his self-imposed prison of paperwork. Whether Aresh can successfully pull the devoted accountant away from his desk or if Kondou is destined to remain married to his work forever remains to be seen.