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

Personally, I like the story from volume 9 better. The content makes me think about how modern women work. Recommended for women struggling to balance work and private life.

Not limited to women, life is the way you want it! There's nothing wrong with it, but there are many things I wouldn't want to give up if possible. I'm relieved that so many men with inclusiveness have appeared here. It gives me exactly the words I want even when I'm excited to turn the pages. Even if the results of infertility treatment come out and you give birth safely, well... there are a lot of things... There is, but the viewpoint of reforming society and company structures should be different from that of an old politician. I didn't have a work-balanced life. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

The department heads that appear are cool and cute, and they all have great characters, which is amazing! Anyway, it's so ridiculous that I reread it over and over again. I'm too worried about the continuation!!

At first, the love between the manager and Mayumi was a major theme, but now the focus is changing, such as work styles, women's careers, relationships with people around them, etc. But now it's more fun! I'm worried about the continuation. While there are still no correct answers about women's careers or work styles, I'm looking forward to seeing how they will be dropped in this comic.

I started reading it thinking I had seen it in a drama, but it was a bit different from dramas and made a good impression. I've only just started reading it, so I'm looking forward to it. I'm going to read on.

The pattern is cute! Maru-chan's hard work was filled with the manager's hard-to-understand but sacred love.

As the title suggests, it's Office Love, but it's a work where you can empathize by reading more and more while feeling the frustration of not sticking together easily

I really like the interaction between Maru-chan and the manager, and I think it's a work I want to read over and over again. I'm looking forward to it from now on, and I want to read more as soon as possible.

At first, I was wondering if it was an office love joke, but that's not all. There was a proper company, bad things and social issues came up, and it felt like the more interesting I read on

I've read up to 7 volumes. It's very easy to read with designs that clearly show the person's characteristics, such as cute, good-looking, mobs, etc., and the story progresses quickly and lightly. Also, Maru-chan, who is the main character, is not a common setting where she is a cute and nice kid... and she is relatively insensitive and unaware... But it's interesting to read the sense of entertainment that is reminiscent of reality, such as working hard, etc., and is human-like, and the character settings with proper strengths and weaknesses make the story and characters look more appealing. And the main hero, Osamu, is so good-looking!! The characters around them are also involved in various ways with love and relationships, and I think it's a work that I'm really looking forward to talking about after that.

The video was interesting and I enjoyed it, but I also really enjoyed the original manga. The actors' faces flickered while reading, but you can fully immerse yourself in the world of comics and enjoy it.

A work-based romantic comedy where an office worker and a manager who comes up on time shorten their distance due to an accident. The manager, who I thought was strong and cool, was actually kind... and I was amazed by the gap.

All of the characters are charming, and although they are adults, they are cute. The pictures are easy to read and very easy to read. The manager is too nice. There are so many people who are perfect both as a manager and as a boyfriend! That's so different from my husband.

There are also scenes that are super convenient, but since it's a manga, I want it to make you feel good, and thanks to the characters I like, I can read it comfortably.

The department manager's words are stuck, like overtime = not effort... However, it takes courage to blow away your colleagues and go home alone.

Exactly Namaru-chan, the girl from the company! She's a heroine that always works hard and makes you want to cheer for her. It's a romance comic between the manager on time and the girl in the company, but it's also a work comic where you can learn a lot. This is another form of adult romance, isn't it?