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

This review contains spoilers. “The manager,” which is also the title, was so cool and I enjoyed reading it. Overall, it's heartwarming, and I think it's a healing work.

This review contains spoilers. The love affairs and work of the people around them are more satisfying to read than the two main characters. At first, it was an overnight mistake when I got drunk with my boss who was rebelling against TL Aru, and I felt like I was sticking with my colleague's male friend whom I had always liked. The two got married due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It successfully covered modern work styles, workplace relationships, and romantic relationships, and it became interesting as a comic. The way each character stands up is also good. I think they've done quite a bit of coverage. I got better at storytelling, drawing, and frame division during serialization. The episodes are also effective without waste, and the feeling is just right for comics and reality. Personally, I don't like insensitive characters, but I wonder if Mimori will capture Isayama... Sticking up with Kusano-kun is different, though. Kusano-kun can go to BL, but he definitely won't. Haijima is such a versatile man, but he was an early nuisance bug... did he grow up? It would be the hardest and hardest if Director Onizo actually existed. It became an interesting comic that I could watch and read while sympathizing with the characters. As the title suggests, the frustrating love between department managers and work-loving employees continues.

This review contains spoilers. If your boss doesn't return early, it becomes a hotbed of corporate culture... While being impressed by things other than romance, you can also fully enjoy the love of working people.

This review contains spoilers. It's typical of an office love, but it feels good to have a good relationship with the manager who comes up on time and wants to say that they are subordinates of the company animal who loves their work

This review contains spoilers. At first, the love affair between Maru-chan and Manager Teiji, who can only find value at work, was “frustrating” because there were no words left. But it was fast until marriage - not only the love between the two, but also the love between other people, the changes in work styles due to COVID-19, and the new wedding style were interesting.