Reviews for Love Between a Manager and a Corporate Drone is Frustrating Manga

The tempo of how the story progresses and the manager's heartfelt voice are good and interesting. However, I got the impression that the head of the main character of the company animal was too clunky, and it didn't convey whether he fell in love with the manager quite a bit. But if you keep reading the main character who has beautiful pictures and a wild boar, you might fall in love with it?

It's not just a sweet story about work style reforms, remote work, etc., but it's interesting because it reflects the current state of Japan. Is it good that Director Tishi called Spadari dotes on the main character Maru-chan?

Inspired by the company animal, it became a company animal, and it has been corrected by the original company animal husbandry that has been rethought. A romantic comedy with a relaxed atmosphere. But well, there's a feeling that it's settled down where it fits, and maybe I won't buy the next volume.

As the title of the work suggests, they are two frustrating people! But I was able to enjoy that frustration because it made me cringe while reading it.

It progresses to a point where it gets frustrating and you don't get frustrated if you're one step too late, so there's no stress. A story about two cute, well-balanced people who seem to be hugging each other. The heroine Maru-chan is a hard worker and is wonderful, but it would have been nice if the visuals were a little more mature.

The manager's level of doting is good. reliable and sometimes funny? I'm jealous of Maru-chan.

It's nice when the manager gets upset and blushes even though he's an adult boy. Even though it's a manga, it depicts the work environment in great detail.

I wonder if the complete opposite couple is surprisingly compatible, and what will Suboke Maru-chan and the manager who is to the point do from now on.

There are no useless glitter or abrupt sex scenes that don't explain TPO that are common in TL, and the natural feel is good. There aren't too many characters, and they're well drawn and easy to read, so you can get into the story.

A story about two clumsy people. Both Maru-chan and the manager are so cute that I want to cheer them on!

Manager Karuyaki Spadari is a man you can rely on, but he is jealous and cute. This is a work manga where Maruko, the girl who works hard, is a bit annoying (lol) and thinks about work style issues while enjoying their love. Just reforming the attitudes of people who like to make company savings doesn't feel old, including the characters. Maru-chan, that was a long time ago. I work in the human resources department, but overwork is deeply rooted and diverse, and labor issues have become complicated with the times. I'm hoping that the present day will be included a little more in the future. [Complete] A lot of current issues such as COVID-19, telework, and the promotion of women have come to an end. Reality doesn't fit in so cleanly, and even the momentum to change the internal culture doesn't happen easily. But it was a fun work comic to read because it cheers me up and motivates me when I read it.

It started with a one-night love, so is it another boring physical relationship → ambidextrous course? I thought that wasn't the case, but it's full of spadari that doesn't go too far due to Teiji's lack of words, and Teiji's mentality is also written here and there, and girls are normal, but they are good at making characters for Teiji, which is interesting. I wonder if there's more? I want to read it.

The setting was fresh because I hadn't read many stories where the girl was so clever. But it's also a solid love affair. It's a bit off, so it probably won't continue unless it's Director Spadari. While saying “because they're adults,” I smirked at the two people who haven't fully become. There are a lot of places to dive in, but since it's a romantic comedy, I can read it lightly. I don't know if it will continue, but I'm hoping there will be another volume.