Tokyo: Simulation Begins with the Big Sister Next Door

Chapter 96, Section 94: Tamamo Yuki is dead again, labor dispatch.

You have come into contact with Mian Dian's labor service company, and they are charging you a very high agency fee, far exceeding the agency fee for ordinary labor dispatch.

You think labor dispatch is a way to make money. Although you're puzzled as to why they'd pay tens of thousands of dollars in agency fees to people in their fifties or sixties, who would turn down money?

So you set up a labor agency in Japan and told the people of Japan that you were doing talent dispatch and talent transfer, and that as long as they met the standards, they could earn more than 300,000 yen a month.

Because Japan's economic situation has been poor in recent years, many Japanese citizens are interested in signing up.

[You didn't do much research. You figured the company you were partnering with was so big, it was probably doing real estate projects in Mian Dian, and they were probably just hiring laborers for manual labor. So you thought you might as well take advantage of the money-making opportunity and started increasing your advertising efforts.]

Meanwhile, your real estate business in Japan is also booming.

You bought a lot of land and old houses, demolished and renovated them, and then sold them at a high price.

[During a demolition project, your company suddenly collapsed, even resulting in deaths, but this didn't attract your attention due to your busy schedule.]

A large basement was discovered at the site of the collapse, and weapons and graphic photos were found hidden inside.

[Based on police investigation]

The photos in the basement are of victims murdered by the serial killer, the Silver Sword Detective. There is clear evidence that the basement's owner is Junichi Watanabe.

Although the police have identified the killer, they have not released this information to the public to avoid causing panic.

You didn't care about these trivial matters; you just urged your subordinates to continue building houses so as not to affect the company's profits.

Two weeks later, your company's revenue doubled again.

Meanwhile, Nakano Aoi, who had broken ties with you over a year ago and was living abroad, suddenly called you.

[The call you answered with confusion]

[Aoi Nakano, her voice trembling with tears, cried out that Tamamo-san had been murdered.]

"What!? Tamamo-san is dead again?" Anze Liang's pupils shrank, revealing a shocked expression.

how come……

Wasn't the serial killer Junichi Watanabe already dead?

Even his murder base has been uncovered, providing solid evidence that Junichi Watanabe is a serial killer.

Logically speaking, since the murderer is dead, Tamamo Yuki should be safe.

Moreover, the system even distributed rewards.

The reward for changing Tamamo Yuki's fate.

An Zeliang was somewhat dazed, his mind replaying the simulation process.

Tamamo Yuki has hardly ever appeared... so it's definitely not because of her simulated personality that she died.

Why is that?

After Tamamo's death, what happened...? Anze Liang's mind raced for a moment, and a piece of information suddenly flashed through his mind.

The murderer's base has been uncovered!

Yes! It was half a month after the murderer's base was dug up that Tamamo Yuki was killed.

In other words, Tamamo's death may also be related to the murderer.

But the murderer is clearly dead.

An Zeliang's thoughts were in turmoil, and for a moment he even lost the will to continue the simulation.

Furthermore, because the simulated personality did not pay attention to the murderer's base, An Zeliang was unable to obtain detailed information about the base, only knowing a general timeframe.

After pondering for a long time, An Zeliang still couldn't come up with anything, so he could only continue to look for any more clues.

Nakano Aoi called hoping you could help find the murderer who killed Tamamo Yuki.

[Since you knew that Nakano Aoi was the younger sister your wife cared about, you didn't refuse the request. Instead, you sent people to search for the murderer who killed Tamamo Yuki, and also asked the police to help with the investigation.]

However, because you didn't pay much attention, you didn't find any clues.

You also didn't attend your old classmate Tamamo Yuki's funeral because you were busy training talent for the Nemide Academy.

After a period of time, a large number of people from Japan were "introduced" to northern Myanmar by your labor service company.

[In fact, your excessive shipment volume has attracted the attention of other Southeast Asian countries.]

Thailand, Cambodia, and Thailand are all seeking cooperation with you, each offering higher and higher prices, and they almost came to blows over the price.

You're wondering why these places are so short of labor? And the agency fees for an ordinary worker can be tens of thousands of US dollars, which is almost higher than in developed countries.

[Those who don't know better might think that Southeast Asia is the only developed country.]

You had some doubts and considered investigating, but only briefly before giving it much thought.

After all, every time you send a batch of laborers over, you get real US dollars in your pocket, so you don't care what those people do in those countries. Even if they become mercenaries, it's none of your business.

Because you're earning more money, you have more free time, so you took your wife on a trip abroad.

An Zeliang raised an eyebrow, sensing that something was amiss.

Why is labor dispatch so popular? What do those small countries need to build that they have to spend so much money hiring foreigners to do it?

If it were a talent transfer, that would make sense, but judging from what I remember, it seems that those transferred were mostly ordinary workers, or even unemployed middle-aged and elderly people in their fifties or sixties.

And their only requirement is good physical health...

What kind of business is this?

Could it be...

An Zeliang had a bad feeling.

However, what made him even more uneasy at this moment was the matter of Tamamo Yuki.

Who exactly killed Tamamo Yuki?

It doesn't seem like something an ordinary murderer would do, because the simulated personality sent people to look for him, and the police were also helping to search for him.

If an ordinary person committed the crime, it's impossible for them to leave no evidence at all.

Even if the simulated personality didn't investigate particularly diligently, it's impossible that there wouldn't be any clues at all...

Thinking.

The simulation then continued.

Seeing that the demand from labor service companies is increasing, you also start looking for ways to increase the volume of labor supply.

To increase the enthusiasm of the people of Japan for making big money in places like northern Myanmar, you invested a large sum of money in advertising your labor service company.

Afterwards, you used your animation production company to create several large-scale animations to promote the benefits of making money in northern Myanmar and Southeast Asian countries.

At the same time, you invested a large sum of money to have animation producers like Hayao Miyazaki personally create many animated films about Southeast Asian countries, arousing people's longing for them.

[At the same time, you personally got involved and developed software that could increase the efficiency of animation production, making your company's animation production faster.]

In just over half a year, the animation produced by your company became a huge hit in China, sparking a craze in Japan and even spawning professional promotional terms.

"Welcome to North Face, my precious little princess."

"Welcome to Thailand, future big boss~"

As the anime became wildly popular, your advertising efforts also paid off, making your labor service company increasingly popular. Consequently, your labor service company also received a substantial increase in export volume.

"Labor dispatch, there really is a problem."

An Zeliang frowned; his intuition was correct.

Although the simulated personality was also completely unaware of the situation, he chose not to investigate for his own benefit.

If an investigation is conducted, the problem will definitely be found.

After all, the enormous profits show that Mian Dian's services are not simple.

Unsurprisingly.

The subsequent simulated events completely confirmed the speculation.

【after a while】

News outlets in some countries have begun exposing the scam, and the Japanese citizens who were rescued and sent there by your labor agency are now crying out their grievances in major news reports.

Those who have been to Southeast Asia tearfully tell the public just how dark and evil it is—it's practically hell! No! It's a place even more terrifying than hell.

Meanwhile, news reports began to spread back to Japan.

As the news continued to spread, reporters discovered that these Chinese tourists going to the cherry blossom viewing area in Mienkee were actually sent there by your labor service company.

[Your company immediately became the target of online criticism.]

[Following this, a netizen exclaimed, "Could the company's boss be a spy infiltrated into Japan? A roundabout way of seeking revenge..." This comment went viral, and the online sentiment completely shifted; you were suddenly seen as an anti-Japanese vanguard.]

[And in Japan, you were insulted even more harshly.]

[Following this, news broke that you were building an orphanage in Japan and sponsoring single mothers to raise their children.]

Even netizens from other countries are exclaiming in amazement on Twitter. Your labor agency is practically treating Japan like an assembly line factory!

You're also confused because you don't know what the people you've dispatched are doing.

[In a news interview, you vehemently denounced those conglomerates and people in northern Myanmar, and solemnly declared that you knew nothing about it and that you were also deceived by the conglomerates.]

Although you are ruthless, you didn't lie; you truly knew nothing. But the public's anger could no longer be suppressed; the people of the Sakura Kingdom had completely erupted.

[It even sparked protests by millions of people at one point.]

Realizing the crisis, you sent your wife and your lover abroad early on.

You were unwilling to abandon the empire you had built, and you did not leave the Land of Cherry Blossoms.

You think that by bribing so many officials, you can at least ensure your safety.

However, the usual bribes and favors were no longer effective in the face of such public resentment.

The police eventually found you.

Memory presentation.

In front of a luxury mansion.