Takarakuji de 40-oku Atattandakedo Isekai ni Ijuu Suru

Lottery, do you know what that is?

In my country, Japan, 100,000 yen for small things.

If it's a big one, it's a jerk who can have hundreds of millions of yen in his hands with a super low chance.

Though many lucky billionaires are produced every year, I wonder if the winner as lucky as he is has never been in this country before.

"Damn, I haven't told anyone but my parents, but where have all those golden deceased sniffed from..."

His lucky winner, Ichira Shino, was a family car who bought the win in a period, poisoning him as he ran down an idyllic country mountain path just in the summer.

The beginning of the matter goes back about a month now.

As usual, on his way home from the office, the lottery store beside the supermarket, where he usually stops to buy dinner, stumbles upon him and flirts.

And that's where the big one is.

"Lotto six on sale! 4.2 billion yen now carrying over!!

Find the sticky paper that says

"If I win the lottery now, I can get my salesman life down the curtain in a short period of three years, too. I'd love to be 25 and have a slow life."

While dreaming about it, I thought I could go off the analogy or be a story, so I bought it to try.

But one good thing I thought it wouldn't be interesting to buy normally is to buy 10 bites at exactly the same number.

I mean, if it was just me, I would have bought an asshole to take 4 billion yen, almost the full amount of the carry over.

"Steady, I didn't think I'd really hit 4 billion"

Yes, he did his job the stupid way he bought it, accomplishing the feat of winning 4 billion yen.

Ichiya, who confirmed the win on the night of the lottery, made sure the lottery on hand matched the winning numbers posted on the internet for plenty of an hour, revealing the night by continuing to wander around inside the narrow apartment room, overlooking the lottery.

And since it's time to go to work as usual, I'm in the process of sleeving through my suit with my usual habits.

"You don't have to work..."

Noticed that, for the time being, I called the company to inform them that I would be off due to ill health.

Again, I closed the room keys tightly to make sure my lottery matched my winning number and hid the lottery in the gap below the fridge.

From that date until the redeemable due date, spend time protecting the refrigerator in the room without going shopping or to the company, and call a taxi to the bank on the redemption date for immediate redemption.

I made a 4 billion yen deposit at the bank.

Go to the company after redemption,

"I'm leaving the company because I've decided to take over the parent town factory"

And, report to your manager and submit your resignation.

My boss seemed sick because I had been giving him too much strict guidance, but one thing was good.

"My parents are getting older, and my parents seem to be getting harder to cut the factory together, so they asked me to come home."

He seemed convinced to explain, "It'll be tough, but good luck. Talk to me if anything happens," he said, hanging warm words.

Incidentally, my parents' town factory is currently barely operational, and one good parent uses their previous savings to travel or rent a field to work in a hobby home vegetable garden.

Later, he spent the month before leaving the company, which is a labor policy, doing his residual duties, and the next day after he retired in full circle.

Religious people I've never heard of, what a bunch of nagging volunteer organizations, heartless calls from friends like I've never seen since elementary school, over 50 a day just by phone.

Where else have you been sniffing from? The deceased who knocks on the door of the room all night long is disgusted and decides to escape the apartment.

I talked to my parents in trouble.

"Behind the mountains of the Gunma, there's still a mansion I've had since my ancestors, so why don't you evacuate there. It wasn't that rough when I saw it thirty years ago, and the columns and roofs were solid. Keep the money in your account for about 100 million yen because you want to spend it playing."

So I decided to evacuate there for a while that no one would come if it was such a place.

And I left about 500 million yen in my parents' accounts.

Two days later, the keys to the mansion were sent by express, so Ichigo rushed out of the apartment.

"You've barely seen the building... Carnaval address. It's around here."

After entering the mountain path, I ran for about thirty minutes, and as I followed the navigation on an unpaved narrow road for about ten minutes, I could see a large bungalow mansion somewhere.

The gravel is laid before the house, little weed is grown, and it is a beautiful thing.

Bamboo groves are spreading around, shaken by the wind to make a sarcastic noise.

"Oh, this one. You're solid for being left alone for thirty years."

I parked my car on the gravel, got out of the car and looked at the mansion, it was in absolutely prettier condition than I thought.

I took a peek inside the house using the keys, but I didn't need to clean them and they seem to be able to live there.

Doesn't look like he's been left alone for very thirty years.

"I wonder why it's so beautiful. After all, is it okay to leave the good buildings alone?"

Yiliang felt something a little creepy, but strolled around the house and discovered that at the back of the house, there was a Nanjing locked room at the Kanyin door that pulled in front.

"Yeah... why is there a room in the house with a padlock..."

While I felt something creepy, when I touched that padlock, it made a "bakick" noise and collapsed.

Ichiyoshi said, "Yikes!?" and backwards with a pitiful scream, but the padlock, which should have fallen to the floor, has disappeared without a trace.

"... this is the flag that will go missing if you open this door. Open it, though."

With that said, Ichiyoshi brought the rope from the car and attached it to the handle of the door, pulling the rope as much as he wanted as he could see it in a column about ten meters away.

The door pulled by the rope opened briefly with the sound of "kiyi," and a tatami six tatami appeared without any change of philosophy inside.

Ichiyoshi entered the room, leaning down and sighing after muttering in a small voice, "... damn..." as he saw into the pillar.

"Oh, my God, it's not a normal six tatami... and..."

When I entered the room and raised my face, it was not refused by the six tatami tatami etc I had just seen, and the floor and ceiling were cold cobblestone passages covered with stone.

Looking back in haste, there is an open kannon door on the other side, just a large cobblestone room ahead.

"Huh? What is this, I'm in hiding... that!?

As soon as he crossed the laying of the Kanyin door in an attempt to return to the original path, a good view switched in an instant to the landscape of the former mansion.

Once more crossing the laying, once again, the cobblestone passage earlier.

"Oh, this is amazing..."

Thus, after coming and going through the mansion and the cobblestone aisle several times, Ichigo noticed and looked behind his feet.

"... I'll get my shoes from the front door"

The socks were majestically dirty with cobblestone stains.