"Yorozuya? Brother wants to be a manga artist? Isn't it a bit late to start learning now?"

Shirou Hashiba looked at her, puzzled. What did this have to do with manga artists?

A few seconds later, he suddenly realized that, apart from comics, there is no such profession as a Yorozuya in reality.

In reality, there are all-purpose shops, also known as "convenience shops" or "man-purpose shops".

Although the nature of the professions is the same, there are still some differences.

The jobs assigned to convenience stores are mostly simple tasks that don't require much specialized knowledge or training.

"The 'Yorobuya' I'm talking about is an upgraded version of the 'Convenience Store.' In addition to the services of a convenience store, it can also introduce people to marriages and houses, perform boxing for them, and write academic papers."

"For example, if a game company is short-staffed and the games they produce are not on schedule, the Yorozuya will step in to solve the problem."

After a few seconds of stunned silence, Miyoko Hashiba looked surprised and said as she thought for a moment:

"It does sound impressive, but it must require a lot of knowledge, right? Anyone can do the handyman's jobs; they're just odd jobs."

“But the Yorozuya that my brother mentioned has really high requirements for its employees. People with so many skills would definitely have better options than to work at Yorozuya.”

“If it’s not just one person, but many people, the cost is just too high, and I don’t think it’s possible to make money.”

Shirou Hashiba couldn't help but laugh; it was indeed true.

In the past, my "Yorozuya" (all-purpose shop) was actually similar to a convenience store, only I considered it a bit more sophisticated.

But now, I can truly be all-around capable.

After all, I am not alone.

Even if there is any missing knowledge, it can be quickly made up by using shadow clones to improve learning efficiency.

"I can do it, or rather, that's my goal."

"In the future, I want to open a 'jack-of-all-trades' shop that can grant people any wish."

"Anyone, any difficulty, can be solved for him."

Miyoko Hashiba stared at him blankly for a few seconds, then suddenly realized what he meant and said with a smile:

"Brother, are you trying to become a god? Only gods can grant people all their wishes."

"Huh...? It seems that's really the case. Then I'll become a god, that's my dream."

"So, has your brother decided which university to go to?"

"Go to the art college. Art is my weak point, and I must make up for it as soon as possible. Otherwise, if a cartoonist asks me to help meet a deadline in the future, and I don't know anything about it, it will really damage the reputation of Yorozuya."

"Brother, are you determined to become a god? Then I wish you success soon."

Shirou Hashiba paused for a moment, then continued:

"In fact, going to university and working don't conflict. We need to establish the Yorozuya (Odd Jobs Shop) brand as soon as possible."

"My brother has changed so fast! He was frowning the other day, but now he's so confident."

"People change, that's normal."

Shiro Hashiba gave a casual reply and got up to walk to the computer.

"Let's advertise it online first."

I started from here ten years ago.

Miyoko Hashiba looked bewildered, her mind filled with confusion.

This changed way too fast!

It feels like she's a completely different person.

Chapter 439 What does it mean to have the face of a top student?

Chapter 439, Section 440: What does it mean to have the face of a top student?

April 11th, just a few days after my rebirth.

In fact, it hasn't even been a week yet.

After the entrance ceremony, Shiro Hashiba toured the campus, left the school, and went straight to his residence.

The university is far from home, and living at home is very inconvenient, so naturally I need to move out.

However, since the school I attended was different from what it was ten years ago, my residence has naturally changed as well.

"North Mountain Villa? This is it."

I used the key I got from the landlord to open the door, went inside, and chose a room on the second floor.

Before entering, I thought there would be more rooms inside, but in reality, apart from the public areas such as the kitchen, bathroom, and toilet, there is only one private room on the first floor and one on the second floor.

After quickly tidying up the furniture and personal belongings in the room, Shiro Hashiba placed his laptop on the table and began browsing the Yorozuya website.

For a business like a Yorozuya (Odd Jobs Shop), it's not necessary to have a fixed storefront.

However, in order to accommodate the requests of elderly people who are not good at using the internet, three stores have been opened so far.

The employees there are all his shadow clones.

As long as they use the transformation magic, they will immediately become the best employees.

They won't get tired, they don't need to be provided with food or wages, all they need is a place to stay.

"I've completed seventeen commissions already. Not bad, huh? You've got what I'm all about..."

It's normal to have fewer commissions in the initial stage; the most important thing right now is to build a reputation.

While pondering, Shirou Hashiba suddenly realized that the Yorozuya and the Adventurers' Guild were actually quite similar.

Just like the Fairy Tail guild, it follows a similar process.

You can accept commissions on the platform and receive a certain amount of payment upon completion.

The only difference lies in the scope of the commissions. The Adventurers' Guild's missions are mostly related to adventurers, while the Yorozuya really does take on anything.

Just then, a knock sounded on the door.

"Please come in."

The next moment, a short-haired girl walked in, knelt down opposite the low table, and said very seriously:

"Hello, I am Aki Shino from Ikejima, Fukuoka. I live in another room on the second floor."

"I see. My name is Hashiba Shirou, and I'm from Nara Prefecture. Nice to meet you."

As they were talking, two more voices came from outside the door.

"Have the other two arrived yet? I think I heard voices."

"I was originally planning to choose a room on the second floor, am I too late?"

Shirou Hashiba quickly stood up, opened the door, and immediately said:

"You've come at the right time. We were just introducing ourselves, why don't you come over too, so we don't have to introduce ourselves again."

The other two people were also a man and a woman.

After a brief self-introduction, the four quickly became acquainted.

The boy's name was Rokuonji Kaneyuki. He had a somewhat cold expression and a slightly fierce look in his eyes.

The girl's name was Kogure Nanako. She had dyed her hair light brown, spoke with a slight rural accent, and had a very charismatic gaze.

"Shirou, if you don't mind, may I ask you a question?" Rokuonji Kaneyuki suddenly spoke up.

"Of course, go ahead and ask."

"Why did you come to the Arts University? Um... I mean, you give off an impression that you have nothing to do with the Arts University."

"Huh...? Do I have a face that's completely unsuitable for art? This is the first time someone has said that to me."

Shirou Hashiba looked surprised and asked instinctively.

"Your first impression is that of an excellent student with outstanding academic performance."

As soon as she finished speaking, Kogure Nanako looked at Shino Aki, seeking her approval.

"You agree, right, Aki Shino?"

“Yes, I have that feeling too.” Shino Aki nodded slightly.

"Looks are unreliable; how can you tell a person's entire identity from their face?"

Shirou Hashiba unconsciously thought of himself ten years ago. For the four years that followed, unlike the mixed-gender dormitory here, it was all inhabited by boys.

Life as a boy was far too leisurely, so much so that I spent four years of my life doing absolutely nothing.

When I came to my senses, I realized that I had already graduated.

"To be honest, the reason I came to the Arts University was because I thought I would be influenced by my surroundings and wanted to improve my abilities in all aspects."

“I understand.” Nanako nodded repeatedly. “Being around excellent people will gradually make you excellent too. I often feel that way myself.”

“With Shirou around, I should be able to become excellent in the next four years,” Shino Aki chimed in.

Why am I being treated so highly when it's our first meeting? Do I really have the face of a top student?

Shirou Hashiba was filled with doubt.

"Speaking of which, I'm a little hungry. Have you all eaten yet?"

"No. Should we order takeout? Or eat out?" Nanako paused for a moment, then smiled and said, "Today is the first day we've all met, so I suggest we eat out and split the bill."

Shino Aki gently rubbed his stomach and nodded, saying:

"Agreed, I just found a nice shop..."

"Wait a minute!" Shirou Hashiba couldn't help but say, "The kitchen is right next door, why do we have to eat out? Besides, if we eat out on the first day, what will we do tomorrow? We can't keep eating out, can we?"

"Let's split into two groups. One group will clean, mainly the kitchen and the living room on the first floor, while the other group will go grocery shopping and prepare to cook."

"Huh...? Do I need to cook?" Nanako looked hesitant.

Not only her, but the other two also looked rather unwell.

Clearly, all three of them were not very skilled cooks.

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