A scene that seems likely to expose my work in the sex industry?

Whoa, it’s Nameless Koro-chan, right?!

Always at home, Nameless Koro-chan!

The next cursed doll-like illustration was scary.

Is it perhaps an unspoken understanding that if you meet outside of work in night jobs, you’ll just ignore each other?

It’s nice to see Kokoro-chan being scared.

Well, if I keep doing things like this, there’s no way I’d have any allies…

So I died…

Is Kokoro-chan hiding that she works at night?

Because she’s a cabaret girl who intends to just be a temporary fixture.

What I’m hiding is either a nighttime job or a dangerous acquaintance…

It seems that there are rumors that are unrelated to Mii-chan.

I think it’s unavoidable to be subjected to malice that has no bad intentions.

I want to enjoy the good aspects of being a hostess (short working hours and high pay), but I want to pretend that I don’t have any experience and remain beautiful, that’s how Kokoro-chan feels…

It’s okay since I’m going to die anyway, but job hunting is also killing me.

I want to see Kokoro-chan throwing a fit and shouting, “I’m not like those guys! Don’t lump me in with them!!”

For now, if my night job is exposed, the older men who have been targeting Kokoro-chan will probably become unable to suppress their harassment desires and start approaching her in a creepy way.

Around 2012, it was a time when the job offer acceptance rate was extremely low.

Kokoro-chan looks really fitting for the image of failing at job hunting and falling into despair.

Cocoro-chan, who only used it as a means to live a productive university life, is now showing her fangs towards the world she once looked down upon.

First of all, it’s not certain that Kokoro-chan will be ruined, so calm down.

The flag is really up.

Responding to Mii-chan like this, expecting her to understand, is a bad move.

There are many people, not just Kokoro-chan, who don’t want their side jobs or secret work to be exposed in public or in front of friends and acquaintances.

I want to be teased by Momo.

Suit Kokoro-chan is nice, isn’t it?

Does having low intelligence, even without developmental disabilities, truly make someone unable to read the atmosphere, or are they just fixated on causing chaos? Which one is it?

Mii-chan really is a plague god position for all sorts of characters…

If you don’t clearly say NO like Sato-kun and Satsuki-chan, you’ll end up like Kokoro-chan.

Don’t you realize that you’re creating so many enemies without needing to?

It has started to feel like it wouldn’t be surprising if anyone started to change me easily…

To be honest, it’s unexpectedly impactful to see Kokoro-chan, who usually has a composed expression, go through this kind of damage.

Is this it? The so-called joy?

Fiction values fairness to some extent, so we can feel satisfied when the cause and effect converge.

Even without the water trade, I really don’t want a part-time colleague to talk to me when I’m wearing a suit on my way back from a job hunting seminar…

Yamada, who is casually dating Mii-chan outside…

In places like cabaret clubs, having good communication skills and a friendly demeanor is important since they don’t do much else.

I sometimes think that it might not be suitable for a child like Mii-chan.

Although it is depicted that there are monkey-like beings that can talk without such intelligence,

I am surprised that comments questioning whether it is intentional or if there is no self-awareness continue to emerge.

Yamada really suited that shop after all.

Yamada appears cool and intelligent at first glance, but that is not the case.

I think it’s really unfortunate if this causes someone to lose their job, so I hope that despite being incredibly pressured, they somehow manage to secure an offer.

Honestly, Kokoro-chan feels the most like a normal person, and I can empathize with her.

If someone from work calls out to me in the city, I really don’t want to engage with anyone.

It’s not about how good or bad the relationship is; the switch just isn’t turned on.

A work based on the preconceived notion that men tend to like girls like Mi-chan.

In reality, it just tires me out dealing with them, and I can’t tell who’s entertaining whom.

Maybe it was around the time of pressure interviews.

Being kind was the end of my luck.

I want Kokoro-chan to become a soapland girl like this.

I want to be completely broken mentally and become Momo’s toy.

I think the number of people wanting to make Kokoro-chan sulk will increase when the latest episode is released for free.

It’s not really to the extent of destruction, you know! It’s just a little cloudy after experiencing some pain! The point is that it might make you feel like it’s increasing.

In terms of reality, just being loose in that area makes you popular.

It’s like a high-achieving girl raised naturally, isn’t it, Kokoro-chan?

If you’re going to harbor murderous intent towards Mii-chan, you must have fallen pretty low…

Well, there is still a route for avoiding ruin for Kokoro-chan.

I believe that Kokoro-chan has always been a princess in some sort of community until now.

It seems that there’s a possibility that Kokoro-chan killed Mii-chan.

In the latest episode, while what she’s saying is reasonable, it also makes me feel annoyed with her… That’s because it endlessly delves into Kokoro-chan’s inner thoughts.

This is… preparation, right?

I thought about the customer, the old president (There’s no way I can believe a company that brings in club hostesses at their own discretion!!).

It became “Yeah…”

Hehe… You often do things like this at the shop, right…?

But Kokoro-chan’s suit look is already that kind of thing, isn’t it?

It’s like the knight princess is exhausted and being killed by a goblin…

Nobody would like that!

It seems impossible to fall to the level of a soap girl unless something like getting scammed and ending up with debt happens.

I’m glad that Nina-chan was able to escape without getting too affected by Mii-chan’s poisonous fangs.

Sex workers likely have significant issues, and getting involved with them carelessly could lead to financial troubles.

People who can return to a legitimate profession after being a host or hostess are probably a minority.

This group also includes those who seem to take a condescending stance towards people who are living honestly on social media, implying that they have low IQs.

There are many places in the countryside where it’s only cabaret girls, but in Tokyo, the turnover rate is high.