Shinichi Sagara, a corporate drone drowning in endless overtime, finally boarded the bus home after another grueling work marathon—only to find himself whisked away to another world. A trembling goddess prostrated before him, her desperate apologies echoing, “Forgive me! I messed up! Please don’t hate me!” What followed was pure chaos. Fleeing a nation that exploited outsiders like disposable labor, he rebranded himself as Shin and sought refuge in a distant land, craving peace. Yet his tranquil dreams were constantly interrupted—babysitting a dimwitted prince, foraging for survival, venting frustration at said prince, climbing the adventurer ranks, enduring divine whining, reprimanding the prince yet again, and somehow still finding time to better society. So much for a quiet life—this was merely the prologue to his so-called “relaxing” isekai existence.
(Note: Adjusted phrasing and expanded details while preserving the original tone and narrative flow. Kept key elements like the corporate background, goddess interaction, and comedic struggles with the prince.)
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