Reviews for A Nine-to-Five Affair Manga

I was expecting a romantic story, but even though it was a comedy (laughs), it was a speedy story and I enjoyed reading it.

It would be thrilling to say what I wanted to say. Maybe it's rare for a hero to be swayed by such a heroine.

During the trial reading, I was very interested in the sense of tempo that was different from other Harlequin works. After careful consideration, I came to a purchase, but I was very satisfied with the feeling of reading it with a light story until the end?

Easy to read and a good laugh from beginning to end! It was often evident that heroes are kind and that they like heroines. The heroine is also serious and caring, and they will continue to love each other happily and pleasantly. I'm glad I read it, and I reread it when I want to have fun.

The heroine Amy has high office skills and motivation, but she changes jobs a lot even though she's 22 years old due to sexual harassment by her boss and company bankruptcy ↘ Additionally, Aunt Hannah, who lives with her, seems to have dementia and wanders around repeatedly?? Amy meets her good boss Baden and has a happy ending?? It's ridiculous to superimpose HQ with real life, but I thought we couldn't just laugh in Japan, which is facing a further declining birthrate and aging population in the future?

This manga artist's sense of dialogue is really amazing ♪ The interaction between the two becomes even more interesting from the middle. It was the first time I laughed at the love confession scene, and the W Hero's sensibility is pretty weird, they're a good couple, and I want to watch the sequel after that.

It's a really fun romantic comedy. The conversation between the main character and the boss is also interesting and keeps you entertained until the end. The pictures are also beautiful, and on the contrary, it can complement the comedic part where you can laugh. I recommend it.

The heroine has a personality that breaks bamboo and makes me feel refreshed. They say everything bluntly and clearly. But the assumptions are pretty intense and there are misunderstandings, but I don't hate the fact that you can properly acknowledge your own faults and apologize right away. A fight between the two? It's pretty funny. I recommend it.

I wonder how many bosses misunderstand something. Motilon isn't all people like that, so maybe bosses still have bad luck. Wouldn't it have been nice if they had asked for explanations one by one

First of all, the only reason I have one less star is that I didn't like the picture. I wanted to give it 5 stars, but I was hesitant because of the delayed profile or the face that was too big. Baden said, “It must have been difficult for the environment to change.” Yes, Emmy is a positive woman who not only endures it, but not only lives a happy life with her father-in-law and grandmother, but also strives to firmly support even that life. As the title suggests, she is a wonderful woman who makes it through hard work without succumbing to a situation where she is forced to change her workplace even though her boss is unlucky and she has to earn living expenses. However, it's a pity that my boss at work I've finally taken has become a romantic partner. In terms of development, the best thing is to get recognized for your abilities and get married to the president of your business partner, etc. Because she was hired because she was a woman of choice, her high ability can be read like a bonus. The best romance is to work with this kind of effort, have smooth relationships, and seize happiness. Reconciling individual personalities and positions is ideal.

I'm so sad that I haven't seen you for 16 days. Aren't you really happy as a line for someone you like to say it to you! The heroine is positive and has guts. I will do my job properly. I wasn't able to demonstrate that kind of awesomeness because I've been sexually harassed by my previous employers. And let's face it, it unfairly undermined her reputation. That's a terrible story. It seems that there are many cases overseas where the reason for leaving a job is included in the previous workplace, but it seems that such secondary damage is frequent. He looks at her a lot. It looked like they were swinging around, but they are caring and show me the detail of treating the heroine with care. There were also rude remarks about her first time in her romantic experience because she didn't know it at first, but the depiction of crossing the line is a nice feeling that you can feel the heightened feelings and prudence of both people living together even though they are unsettled. When he conveys his feelings to the heroine, a sense of freshness appears in a highly likable way, such as adding a word to resolve misunderstandings and carefully explaining in detail how he thought since when. It took time for the heroine to believe that he was a playboy... When the relationship hasn't been completed yet, he sets up the act of unbuttoning his clothes due to an accident, but it's a scene where he somehow scares him, no matter how much he didn't recognize the heroine as a naive person, no matter how much they were trying to rescue them in a hurry, unless they showed me the circumstances. If it's an incentive for readers, I want a production, and if it's urgent and I can't afford it, I feel like I wanted that to be more specific and clearly displayed around that gesture. If you look at what the heroine often does with her mother-in-law, the heroine in this story has lived with no room for romance until now, and the male image in society seems to be full of negative images, such as sexual harassment by power harassment, etc., and her circumstances are plenty shown. But I was able to meet a man who came straight up to this point, and it completely changed. Their restless life, finding calm with this, and happiness drifted through the story from the beginning, so it makes me feel a bright tomorrow for the two of them.

I like Tomoi's paintings, so I bought them. It's a comedy with a good tempo, and I can read on while laughing. The way the space is taken and the exchange of conversations are very interesting. But I wonder if the story progressed in such a daze. I also feel that it's a bit unsatisfactory.