“Kashar, when did you arrive?”

“Just now. You’ve been running around like a squirrel lately, so I was curious about what you’re up to.”

His words made me scratch my head, wondering if I’d been acting that way.

“It’s not really a secret. Want to hear?”

“……Alright.”

Kashar’s smile deepened.

‘He’s particularly lonely in a strange way.’

That was somewhat adorable.

He was my man after all.

“This is a glass cleaner. We’re going premium with this one. The sling and hoe will be on the regular line. The business plan is ‘something every household should have.'”

In other words, one item per household.

“So, what’s it for? What’s this piece of cloth?”

Jayana picked up the white sling between her thumb and index finger.

“That’s a sling. It’s used to hold or carry a baby.”

To the uninformed, it might just look like a small blanket, but knowing how to use it changes the story.

‘Even if one goes missing while they’re asleep, the babies won’t notice. It’s their musthave item.’

A topquality domestic product that had even received recognition abroad.

“You can hold a baby with this?”

“Yes, I’ll show you how to wear it.”

I tied the sling around Jayana’s body.

“So, this is how you wear it on your back. You can also wear it in front. Here……see, if you place a stuffed animal instead of a baby.”

“……It really holds, doesn’t it?”

Jayana looked down at the stuffed animal incredulously.

“It won’t come undone?”

“Absolutely not. See how tightly I’ve tied it?”

I had never heard of an accident caused by a sling coming undone.

She was still skeptical, but mothers would definitely appreciate this item.

“For the sling and the glass cleaner, Jayana will have to promote them. Word of mouth is crucial.”

I planned to advertise the sling in orphanages and kindergartens, and the glass cleaner among the nobles.

“First, we’ll release everything for free.”

“For free?”

“Yes. The items are unfamiliar, so giving them away changes the game.”

It was the trial version strategy.

While I was explaining the sling to Jayana, Kashar was holding a hoe.

“What’s this used for? A weapon?”

“That’s a hoe. It’s used for digging up crops. Speed is crucial in harvesting.”

Different universities had different practices, but some did have activities to assist in crop harvesting.

‘I’ve experienced the thrill of hoeing there.’

Once you got used to the hoe, you could harvest crops at an amazing speed.

“We’ll have to get the word out on this too. I haven’t decided where yet.”

Kashar stroked his chin at my words.

“Hmm. The northern region produces a lot of potatoes.”

“Will you help?”

My eyes lit up, and Kashar grinned.

“As my fiancée wishes.”

The business was about to get real.

(This is a time marker.)

Not even a month had passed since the items were released.

The mansion was swarming with guests.

The first to arrive was Earl Rusman from the Galafo region.

He was passionately speaking in the reception room.

“Our harvest speed has increased dramatically!”

We had first distributed 30 hoes in Galafo.

Not just Earl Rusman, but letters were continuously arriving from all territories where we had given out hoes for free.

“We’re willing to pay. Please send us the supplies first.”

“No advance supplies.”

Kashar cut off the earl’s request.

It seemed too blunt, but it couldn’t be helped.

“We’re planning to roll it out starting from the north, then across all territories. Please wait your turn.”

This time it wasn’t about the price.

The point was how much the items from the other world would infiltrate this life, generating magical energy.

I invited the earl for the sake of publicity, knowing he would offer to preorder.

‘The business acumen of the Ducal House.’

The Vladis family had various businesses, but this was the first time they’d expanded across the empire.

This time Kashar agreed to help me.

‘Though we had to decide on the brand name together.’

Eilesha.
We had decided on a pseudonym that borrowed his name.

“Frankly, that’s what I wanted.”

Somehow, the name Kashar had suggested sounded much better.

After the Baron left, Jiana entered the room next.

Jiana was on her way back from a charity tea party, one of the social events she attended.

“How was it?”

“…Ridiculous.”

In a moment of heightened tension, wondering what went wrong, Jiana broke into a weary smile.

“Popular to the point of absurdity. Everyone’s just looking for the broom and glass cleaner.”

So, this was Jiana’s area of activity.

She participated in various social events related to charity and gifted the members there with glass cleaner.

‘Your compassion shines like sparkling glass.’

She revealed that she planned to use 50% of the product’s revenue for donation.

It was a gift fitting for the party’s purpose.

But no matter how good the intentions, if the product didn’t meet expectations, no one would come back for it.

“Cleaning with this makes the sky reflect in the windows.”

Reviews of the glass cleaner poured in from the social circle.