I Have Been Called The Idiot Son Behind My Back. But I Remembered Memories, And I Can Use The Abilities I Had In My Past Life. So I Will Make Use of Major Online Stores Like Am**on And Aim for a Slow Life for Now - 80

Chapter 80: Cause of Concern

“I-I beg you… please stop… stop…”

And then I grabbed this useless piece of garbage by the scruff of his neck and crushed it like a ripe, juicy fruit.

“Damn it, making a mess of the room and causing me trouble till the end, you’re absolutely useless, you piece of trash. Hey, clean up this place. I’ll report back to the Holy Royces Church about what happened for now.”

“Yes, understood.”

In the end, thanks to this trash, I had one more annoying task of reporting back to my homeland.

“Damn it, if only my old man could have a bit more flexible thinking, we wouldn’t have to go through all this hassle of reporting. He’s getting so rigid in his thinking it’s like his brain is starting to petrify from living too long… Honestly, going back to the homeland is such a pain, but if I don’t go soon, he’ll get mad… so I better go quickly.”

However, no matter how much of a hassle it was, I couldn’t just not report this, so I left the cleaning here to the servants and returned to the Holy Royces Church.

◆ Protagonist side

Since then, thanks to the unexpectedly large number of slaves, the production of wheat shochu and Japanese sake in the Lorraine territory had been progressing smoothly.

However, since these were originally created as job opportunities for the unemployed residents of Lorraine, I couldn’t just rotate all the newly acquired slaves.

Personally, I didn’t mind if they didn’t work forcibly, and since I aimed for a slow life myself, it had become a cause of concern that they all pleaded with sparkling eyes, “Please let us work in any way for you, Master! We want to be of use to you! We don’t need wages! No holidays needed! In fact, we feel more useful to you that way!”

To me, these slaves who said, “We want to work for you without pay for the Master!” seemed like trained corporate warriors.

How did it come to this?

I wondered, but since it was actually happening, I had to figure out what to do about it.

By the way, working without pay was out of the question. If I were to start another business and have them work there, they would receive fair wages, two days off per week, bonuses twice a year, and long vacations at the end of the year, at the beginning of the fiscal year, and in early summer.

“Kaiser, can I have a moment?”

“Yes, what is it, Father?”