Episode 1
Haru, a university student looking for a job, meets Gaku, his middle school classmate, during a job interview at Dragon Bank, Japan's largest IT company. Thanks to his natural communication skills and a bluff, Haru gets a job offer, but on the day of the job offer ceremony for Dragon Bank, he learns that Gaku was rejected. The company failed to recognize Gaku's wealth of knowledge and programming skills, so Haru simply declined his offer. At the final interview, he declares that he and Kirihime, the daughter of the president who served as the interviewer, will obtain ``Dragon Bank.'' Haru teams up with Gaku to draw a roadmap to earn 1 trillion dollars, and Gaku rides on that absurd dream. The two started ``Trillion Games'' with no business plan or start-up funds, and set out to raise funds using unconventional methods. First of all, I participated in the "Security Championship", a competition where the world's top hackers gather...
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