Summary
Apparently, I’ve been possessed by a modern fantasy novel that I only read three chapters of.
โ…I think I’m screwed.โ
As a homebody who would rather stay cooped up at home, I have absolutely no interest in world peace, saving humanity, defeating monsters, conquering dungeons, or any of that stuff.
But the ability I’ve been given is…
[#1 SSS-Rank Guide in South Korea / Only One]
After racking my brain, I finally remembered the Esper who went berserk right at the beginning of the prologue and died a glorious death.
He forcibly locked up the Guides who rejected his monstrous appearance in a 200pyeong, two-story penthouse apartment, offering them annual salaries in the hundreds of millions of won.
All they provided was ridiculously expensive room and board, and all they had to do was hold his hand!
Oh…
That’s a sweet deal.
I’ve always been a homebody whose daily life barely changed before and after the COVID era.
There was no way staying at home could be difficult for me.
In fact, I might even be able to turn this three-month contract position into a lifetime job.
On top of that, there’s a 200pyeong penthouse, top-of-the-line room service, and a black card with an unlimited limit for online shopping.
Seriously…
Isn’t this an insanely good deal?
As for his body, supposedly covered in burn-like scars, couldn’t I just close my eyes while holding his hand and guiding him?
Besides, although I’d only read three chapters, he didn’t seem like someone with an especially awful personality compared to the other Rankers.
โEsper Kim Yeo-hyeon. You need a dedicated Guide, don’t you?โ
In exchange, please provide me with your comfortable, spacious home and a black card with an unlimited limit that is basically a gold mine on an infinite map.
โIf you want, you can lock me up.โ
โGuide Shim Yeong-won.โ
Yeong-won thought.
โWouldn’t the world end before you manage to escape from our house, Guide?โ
Was this why his title was โYeong-won’s Devoteeโ?
