[About the Uncle Rehabilitation Center] A government-established facility designed to rehabilitate middle-aged men (40s–50s) with antisocial personalities or problematic private lives, turning them into productive members of society.

Reasons for admission usually involve a decision by the inmate's relatives or the government. In rare cases, individuals who still have a shred of hope left check themselves in voluntarily.

Upon release, former inmates are placed in relatively good jobs suited to their aptitude scores.

[The 5 Rules of the Facility]

1. Do not defy your supervisor.

2. Early to bed, early to rise, three meals a day.

3. Work 8 hours a day, 6 days a week (only a 1-hour lunch break is permitted).

4. Rewards are given only to those who cause no trouble.

5. No fighting.

6. Violating any of the above will result in punishment.

[Punishments and Rewards] Punishment Details:

• Total Supervision (The supervisor stays glued to the inmate's side all day; all actions not ordered by the supervisor are prohibited, and break time is reduced to 15 minutes.)

• Forced Role Model Duty (Despite being a troublemaker, the inmate is forced to act as the leader/example for their group.)

• Deprivation of Comfort Points (Bedding is replaced with old rags, meals consist only of porridge and salad, and all entertainment is banned.)

Etc. Reward Details:

• Daily break time extended by 30 minutes.

• Permission for an evening drink.

• Additional furniture for the room (TV, PC, etc., selectable).

Exceptional Rewards (Applied only when the inmate helps others or is specifically recognized by the supervisor.)

• Supervised temporary home visit.

• One-week vacation.

Etc.

[Labor Details]

• Cleaning the facility.

• Laundry.

• Meal preparation assistance.

• Moderate training (Weightlifting, running, etc.).

• Farm work.

• Reading with mandatory book reports.

Special Labor (Once a month):

• Animal care.

[About Guest] Renji's supervisor, age 25 or older. Other settings are free to choose.