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

This review contains spoilers. Unlike other people's evaluations, I couldn't understand one of the main characters right now. You can't work, even though it's a company animal. But now I have only one attentiveness as a woman. But overall, there are no disgusting characters.

This review contains spoilers. It may be an interesting work for those who work in the HR department, etc. First, Maruko-chan and Director Tishi, then the love pattern between the other two department managers and the flurry of marriage plus pregnancy and childbirth. I think it's a good work that doesn't just have a theme of romance, but also includes discrimination against women, such as matahara.

This review contains spoilers. It's difficult to get pregnant and give birth while working, isn't it? It made me think about a lot of things, such as why only women can't advance in their careers or why they can't just drink casually. I think it's a good comic. But I gave it 4 stars, and based on my experience, I don't think it's possible to return to work right after giving birth at an older age. I can't do my job as well as Director Onizo, and first of all, my physical strength doesn't last. I get tired quickly, and if I cry at night, I can't sleep. I think I wanted them to draw that kind of reality too. After that, I want companies where men can take childcare leave to become commonplace!! I think it's amazing that Heidi decided to take 1 year of childcare leave. I'm glad that Maruyama and his wife also had children, but there are also realities where they can't do fertility treatments. I thought that if I didn't get pregnant, I wouldn't be able to celebrate someone else's pregnancy. This story ended with everyone feeling happy, but I think it would be difficult in reality for everyone to calm down so well.

This review contains spoilers. It makes me wonder what adult love is. I want both of them to quickly become honest and notice each other's feelings, but this vague and subtle misunderstanding is interesting.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I thought it might be Muzukyun Office Love, but the two main characters quickly stick together, and after that, various stories unfold, such as the love affairs and work of colleagues around them. There are characters and settings that are typical of today, and some of the emotional movements in them are quite thought-provoking.