Alternative Name: 奴隷キャリアプランナーは成功できる職業
Author: Richard Roe
Category: Japanese web novel, Transport, Fantasy, Business Management
Status: Ongoing
Source: http://ncode.syosetu.com/n7979cu/
Translator(s)/Translation Group: joeglens
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Author: Richard Roe
Category: Japanese web novel, Transport, Fantasy, Business Management
Status: Ongoing
Source: http://ncode.syosetu.com/n7979cu/
Translator(s)/Translation Group: joeglens
Subscribe: RSS
Synopsis
Career Consultant. It was a profession where they perform various consultations for a person in hope of getting a job.
Mitsuji Toshiki, a young man from modern Japan, had the skills and qualifications to be a career consultant. He was teleported to another world before he knew it and became an apprentice to a slave merchant.
Toshiki was determined to redo his life one more time when he realized that he was teleported to another world.
He had the skill to judge and see through a person’s suitable character, as he skillfully rose in fame in this other world
UPDATE: 10/11/2015
Per the changes the author made, I’m following his direction of merging chapters.
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Volume 1: Career Plan to Indepence
Chapter 1 to 3
Chapter 4 to 6
Chapter 7 to 8
A story about a dude with a former job on helping people getting a job.
I’m in.
Was he teleported to two different worlds? And what is he doing in the final world, convincing people to become slaves?
He was only teleported to just one world
In further chapters, is there any harem
I don’t knowyet, I haven’t read further chapters. I’m translating as I read
This sounds pretty interesting. Looking forward to more chapters! Thanks for translating!!
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this looks like it has potential.
preetty interesting. I love management kind of storyline.
I feel this premise is kinda off somehow?
The Japanese web (and light novel) authors seem to have a dubious interest and obsession in slavery…it’s in so many of these web novels as a matter of course and the protagonists often just seem to accept this without much resistance?
Considering the reality of slavery is brutal, inhumane and already frighteningly shown by terrorist groups like ISIS – Then I wish web authors wouldn’t keep using it as harem titillation etc.
It’s because their concept of slavery in their novels are totally different from what is usually known IRL.
From the novels I’ve read, the slaves are treated more like vassals. The setting of slavery is (usually) used to quickly show the moral superiority of the protagonists over the other stereotypical slave owners there.
But you are right, its a serious issue that shouldn’t be cheaply used as a plot device. Nodesu.
From my understanding of Japanese culture, they equate slavery to indebted servitude. Their idea of slavery is more commercial, as long as you can pay off what they paid or what you owe, then you are free.
Just look at the geishas during the warring states period, most of them are sold by their parents and as long as they can pay off or someone pay them off for their worth, then they are free.
So you have to at least take into consideration their idea of slavery instead of western-centric idea of slavery
Yay, more about slaves. A lot of MCs save slaves, but very few become slaves and this is the first who I see dealing in slaves. The two later I find really interesting if the slave system and and you have the POV from the slave, slave maker and custumer/bystander about the same event.