The Hero Andert.
A legendary swordsman who brought an end to the Great War through a selfless sacrifice, Andert is celebrated as one of the rare heroes. But here’s the twist: Andert was actually a woman who took on the identity of her deceased younger brother.
That woman is me.
Now, I’m faced with an unexpected turn of fate.
“Huh?”
Did I just return to life four years after my demise? With nothing but my own body intact, I realize my only option for survival is to take on a new role.
I decide to become a maid.
“You’ve never worked as a maid before, so what have you been doing all this time?”
“Unemployed.”
“What inspired you to apply for this job?”
“Money.”
“What kind of mansion would you prefer to work in?”
“A place so dreadful and chaotic that even with our combined efforts, it might never be clean.”
“And what type of employer do you seek?”
“A cruel boss who instills fear in their staff.”
This way, I won’t be at risk of being laid off since I’ll be the only one willing to endure it.
The interviewer stared at me as if I had lost my mind.
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And so, I embark on a fresh start—not as the Hero Andert or my beloved little brother, but as the maid Daisy.
