But as Luciel begins to smile and speak more, their parents grow suspicious. The engagement to a cruel noble girl looms. And someone from Regulus’s original “bad future” timeline seems to have noticed the changes…
Why? Because in his previous life, he was a corporate slave who worked himself to death. In this new life, being a pig is actually a pretty sweet deal. He’s adored by his family, fed delicious food, and—most importantly—he can take naps whenever he wants. It is the ultimate anti-capitalist dream. But as Luciel begins to smile and speak
Enter (roughly translated as I’m a White Pig Noble, but I Remember My Previous Life, so I’m Raising My Baby Brother ). Because in his previous life, he was a
Page 1: Regulus gasps awake, drool on his pillow, stomach growling. He hears a servant whisper, “The piglet is awake.” Page 5: He wanders the manor at night, following a tiny whimper. Opens a broom closet. Luciel curls inside, knees to chest, dried tear tracks on his face. Final panel: Regulus, eyes wide with horror and memory, whispers: “I did this last time. No. Not again.” He holds out a slightly trembling hand. “Let’s run away together. Just to the kitchen first.” It is the ultimate anti-capitalist dream