Reviews for On and Off: Work-Life Imbalance Manga

Of course, the story of the two people spun with beautiful pictures is interesting and wonderful, but they seem to be in agony with the cuteness of the animals that appear. Micchan's Slightly Sad Spin-off is so good! Also, I love Hanako's feeling of Zashiba!

I read the first volume, and I thought the pictures were beautiful and both Lolita and punk fashions were so wonderful. Normally, I haven't seen many social manga like this, but after reading them, I thought I'd like to read other similar stories. The gap between the two is very nice! Furthermore, I thought it was very nice that the fashion hobbies of the two were the exact opposite. Excuse me if there are typographical errors, etc.?

I love PUNK FASHION ~ I used to listen to music a lot when I was a student and I love watching Lolita Fashion and Gothic Lolita, the teacher drew in so much detail, so it's a blessing to watch ~ (*'omega `*) I started reading it with the feeling that it was love at first sight (buying a record jacket in the old days), but the content is again~ I want to read more soon with my favorite storyline (laughs)

I haven't touched on girls' comics since I was a year old, but they've never been this interesting! oh, is this Kyun? Wow, I was so moved by how sweet and sour it was. I was somewhat relieved by the feeling of anxiety about whether or not I would be accepted, and the kindness of those around me who accepted it. You can see from the animal gestures and depictions of clothes that the author is familiar with it. It's interesting in a new field. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

Apart from men dressed as Lolita, is there such a gap for punk girls...? How does the company hide Kuchipi's hole?

Read this and it's important to have an on-off lifestyle! I thought I'd be longing for it. It's been a long time since I paid for up to 5 volumes and read them all at once. All the characters are wonderful.

People with various hobbies and interests have come out, yet they are all nice people, so I'm relieved, but I wonder if this price is a bit high due to the number of pages? If it's a book, it's a little big, so it can't be helped, but if it's an e-book, it's subtle because it's not that difficult

Also, I came across a work that was interesting and captivating!! The pictures and story are wonderful ☆ I've only read the first half yet, but I'm curious about future developments!

On/Off, which is popular on SNS, is now an e-book. I'm happy. Can be read all at once. 990 yen for 144 pages is expensive though. The cute male office worker is off a Lolita boy. A plain office worker is a punk girl off. An off face that everyone doesn't know. The story begins when two people who work for the same company meet. They're both cute. Illustrations posted on SNS are compiled, so it's better to read them by imagining them rather than comics. The cover looks like a youth comic.

I see, can you get this far depending on your appearance? You should do it while it suits you. Once you lose your shape, you can't do it anymore. I read it by chance and came across an unexpected genre. I also do a lot of research on fashion, and it's fun to look at it in style, which is helpful.

I happened to see it online and bought it, but I'm glad I bought it. I love the interaction between these two, so I want to read more soon!

Even though separating on and off is important, transforming up to this point is quite... the gap is so different and fun ❤️ If people close to your family and friends understand that it's surprisingly difficult to stick to what you like, it might expand even more and be fun, and I'm looking forward to it from now on ♪

While there are people who show reluctance just because they are transvestite boys, it's definitely a Lolita boy. Jimiko Megane is a cool punk girl. Other than that..., people who definitely exist in the present day but don't appear are depicted in... It doesn't strangely lean towards romance, and it doesn't impose diversity, but I'm surprised by their appeal as a character and their casual remarks. This work is interesting as a comic, as a story, and is a perfect way to attract “diversity” to modern people. The drawing is also beautiful, so you can buy it for the purpose of enjoying the pictures anyway. All of this author's works are wonderful, so be sure to check them out.

I like what I like, and I don't have to put up with it! It's a work that makes me think there's no need to suit anyone, and that it's fine as it is ❤ (.) I envy my life by switching it on and off up to this point, and I'm surprised that beautiful men and women can change wonderfully no matter what kind of look they look like? Work is work! Private is private! I agree with this ☆ Really work is work, so do it properly! I agree! It's a work that makes me dream that I want to try it too.

I was so impressed when I saw this manga artist drawing a story about a nursing home decades from now in an interesting way on SNS. And then to this work. First of all, I'm good at drawing! There is no sense of incongruity between skinny, fat, children, and old people, and they all have their own personality. It's amazing that they really move and have emotions. Plus, it's beautiful. That's why the private lives of the main characters, who don't have Japanese general or futuristic features, are creepy. It comes in easily through my eyes without feeling any bias, without any difficult details. Nonetheless, there is a subtlety of young children's emotions. There also seems to be a Gilet development. Oh, they're really good at it, that's enough! One book is more expensive than the others, but I read up to 4 volumes at once in a blink of an eye, so I wonder if I'll just buy it in the future. However, I wonder if it's a winter Obon story...