I also like super short mini skirts like an idiot.

>>3

It seems like she’s exposing her underwear to adventurers every day.

In the final episode, while listening to Jade’s story during overtime, Alina-san looking so perplexed was too cute and made me melt.

How about dividing the reception and the clerical work?

>>6

Since we can do both, let’s all do it together!

Let’s work!

I want Alina’s freshly taken-off bra.

While breasts are nice, I still think Arina-san has a voluptuous lower body.

The upper body has magnificent breasts, but…

A chubby lower body is definitely not muscle, right…?

If they had shown panties in every episode of the anime, it would have become more popular.

The personality is the cutest in the world.

If I had dedicated myself to being an adventurer for a few years, wouldn’t I have been able to live a comfortable life for the rest of my life, instead of just working overtime?

The character design might make it even bigger.

The heroine is unaware of herself.

>>14

So you could see this here.

I thought there would be a lot of panty shot opportunities.

The management of the guild is terrible.

>>15

The guild master has no intention of managing seriously, so it can’t be helped since there were different purposes.

>>16

That aside, the counter manager is pure evil, right?

If we abolish overtime, won’t the number of sexy guild girls double?

Will increasing the exposure of the guild reception lead to an increase in adventurers?

>>21

Even if my daughter comes back to life, what am I supposed to do with her…

It would be harsh to know that many sacrifices were made to bring you back to life.

Wanting to meet the lewd receptionist again might be linked to the adventurers’ survival rate.

Guild Master: I became the guild master for a different purpose.

Legendary receptionist: A workaholic who created manuals based on her own standards.

Make it an anime that just cuts out the boring adventurers’ stories and focuses on looking at Alina-san.

The one who told the guild master about the time conduct might have understood that this would happen and pushed their daughter onto me.

As it’s about time for personnel changes according to the latest volume of the original work, there’s finally a chance that more staff might be added! I’m holding onto a glimmer of hope.

>>30

Is the guild master guy going back on his promise until the latest volume?

>>34

Since it’s a crisis for the survival of humanity, the guild master is fully absorbed in that work.

>>36

Is that guy still the guild master…

>>38

“Don’t run away, don’t quit, you’re being threatened to do your job properly…”

Although the OP was a topic of conversation…

It’s a city that prioritizes adventurers, so the guild is struggling to prioritize adventurers above all else.

The male office worker with 20 years of service has gone crazy with hatred towards adventurers.

>>35

In that case, I want even more staff, to be honest…

>>37

We just need to work overtime.

How about Arina becoming the guild master and improving the workplace environment?

>>39

It is said that Jade is a strong candidate for the next guild master.

>>39

I feel like I’m being overwhelmed with work.

Due to the anime adaptation, my Alina-san has become known to the world.

I wonder how many hundreds of years it will take for workers’ rights to be asserted.

It looked really interesting, but somehow it wasn’t… I don’t care about the demon god at all.

>>46

I was only looking at the chest and the mini skirt, not caring about how the story turned out.

I thought it was a loli anime when I saw the ED, but it turned out to be a big-breasted anime.

Are you retiring because of marriage?

I was just looking because Alina won the Good Design Busty Uniform Award, so the main story isn’t that interesting.

If they had properly increased the number of receptionists and resolved the overtime, they wouldn’t have been hindered.

After the anime, I will go to a resort with Jade and also visit Alina’s family home with Jade.

But the story of the guild master’s daughter has a heaviness that doesn’t suit the work, and it makes me cry a little.

There were service scenes…

I wanted a lot more service scenes of Rururi.

>>56

Sexual scenes involving minors are not allowed.

>>56

They showed off their belly pan and fresh bread…

Arina, just being alive is amazing, you know?

A woman with the best face, breasts, and thighs.

There is a statement that Rururi entered university at the age of 15, so it’s possible that she is older than Alina.

Arina, 17 years old

Jade, 19 years old.

Rururi is unknown, but they entered university at the age of 15.

Didn’t you say you were older than me, or is it just a possibility?

What is your personality?

Jade said they would buy a house for me, but I said I don’t need it… I’m 17 after all…

You have a good personality.

Alina is buying a house with a 30-year mortgage.

The commercial was the most interesting.

I think I have a personality that is extremely suited for hedonistic pleasures.

To begin with, Arina-san is buying a house with a 30-year mortgage.

Being able to take out a loan at the age of 17 also demonstrates the high level of trustworthiness of the guild’s receptionists.

In the original work, Arina’s younger brother also appears and comes to the guild’s training, where he becomes very popular with the other receptionists.

Adventurers who heard the rumor formed a long line, causing Ms. Alina distress.

Someone who finds it more important to eliminate overtime than to follow the guild master’s orders.

The receptionist is a civil servant, you know.

Isn’t it amazing that Jade is strong enough to be a main tank on the front lines, yet can handle paperwork much faster than an average receptionist and has a decent personality?

Isn’t there no flaw other than the approach to Alina being creepy?

>>74

Actually, I’m quite popular with a lot of women.

>>74

In reality, I’m quite popular and getting approached a lot.

However, since the person has eyes only for Alina and no one else, Alina is quite disliked by the other women.

>>77

Hey, the reason why overtime isn’t decreasing…

>>79

Well, it’s true that Arina’s maneuvering is really bad.

>>79

At Arina’s workplace, there are sayings like “Do your own work without helping each other” and “The most caring receptionist is Arina,” and “Arina is cute,” which leads to Arina having an increasing amount of work.

If the guild master dies, it’s certain that there will be a mess and shifts in responsibilities.

I watched to the end without understanding whether it was good to become Uncle Arinajade who shakes.

Alina is also using Arisa as a bargaining chip with the senior receptionist by saying, “I can call Jade, you know?”

Isn’t it like the whole world is at the level of being Arina’s enemy?

Given that it’s such a theme, it’s understandable, but when I’m constantly told about overtime, it really gets me down.

A person who can defeat a demon but cannot defeat a workaholic.

It was good that Alina-san stopped the enemy’s sad past from being reminisced about by hitting them.

It’s common for the workload of capable people to keep increasing…

In order to control things around to make it a suitable job → Somehow, serious Alina struggles with parts that can’t be managed with just a suitable job → breaks down and swings a hammer around.

Loop

Because they can work and don’t know how to cut corners…

When stress reaches its limit, there are times when one might resort to destructive behavior towards the cause of the work.

What they’re writing on that document looks like accounting work, but I have no idea what they’re doing…

>>92

Adventurers are completely regulated by a licensing system, and everything, including their backgrounds, items brought back, and income, is managed manually.

>>92

Let’s try turning it 180 degrees!

>>92

Is it okay to have Jade and the others help with documents that are subject to confidentiality obligations?

Is it a job that Jade and the others can help with, even though they haven’t had any training?

I’m feeling uneasy around here.

The guild master wasn’t putting in much effort.

The person making the manual was a workaholic and had no intention of making improvements.

The guild’s policy is so adventurer-first that it places a burden on the guild staff, causing other office workers to suffer as well.

Arina’s workplace is particularly individualistic, expecting each person to handle their own work.

Since Alina’s reputation is good, there is always a line here.

>>93

It’s so frustrating that they send me work to do even during training, just because they have a backlog.

>>93

Just quit already, Alina!!

Isn’t it because we can handle it even with overtime that the successors don’t come?

>>95

The unwritten rule is to do your own part, so it’s not that I’m being forced to take on other tasks.

But since she’s faster and prettier than the other receptionists, everyone lines up for Arina.

>>104

What is that ridiculous rule…?

Why is there such an unwritten rule in the first place…?

>>110

Since there was a trauma where the senior receptionists became too friendly with the spirit of helping each other and it caused work to get delayed significantly.

Alina said, “The current system is actually becoming rigid,” but they didn’t listen to her and it turned into an argument.

>>114

What kind of situation is it that working together leads to complacency and delays in work…? Is it that when we’re working together, we’re just chatting away and not getting anything done…?

Honestly, the part about being a corporate slave is where the writing really shines more than the combat part.

Don’t check anything on the spot, just leave everything that the adventurer has written.

Are you saying that after closing the reception, you’re doing tasks like checking for consistency and transferring records into the ledger?

It’s a good method of attack against someone who copies you in every way.

The adventurer didn’t read the text at all, so after multiple setbacks, I finally did this.

Still, the adventurer did not read the letters.

Adventurer: “The other receptionists aren’t very flexible, but Arina actually listens to what I have to say, so I’m going to line up for Arina!”

Isn’t Jade a higher-up in the guild? Why isn’t she working on establishing rules to alleviate Alina’s overtime?

I was looking at Alina’s design and Jade’s creepiness.

I’m honestly frustrated that I ended up watching it to the end just for that.

Does Ruriri have a boyfriend?

>>108

If you’re not around, Ruriri’s mental care will be inadequate.

If you try to make both the reception being a public duty and having adventurers help with overtime processing work,

That overtime work has no confidentiality and can be done by anyone who can read and write, so I can’t help but think that it should really be something that part-timers could handle, but it’s being processed deliberately.

Various characters other than those in the guild also appear in the story.

“It’s reassuring that they question, ‘Is this workload for the guild strange?'”

However, the suggestion “Let’s reach out!” comes up as a proposal for improvement…

Well, I wonder if it’s merely a name and has no real effectiveness…

I thought it was a story about secretly killing the boss to avoid overtime.

That was only done at the beginning…

>>115

I often do it.

A new dungeon will be discovered soon.

>>118

Damn it!!!

>>115

You did it about two times in the middle and also in the final episode, right!

>>115

In one episode, I get found out and stalked.

I mean, it’s amazing it hasn’t been discovered until now.

>>129

It’s rare to have a party that can go all the way to the deepest level, and since I’m wearing a hood pulled down deep, my face shouldn’t be easily recognized.

Come to think of it, the fool who let the golem rampage on the surface was also incited by the black cloak, so it was the guild master’s own match pump that set the executioner on them.

Should I kill that old man after all?

Jade may be interpreted as having no authority issues because she is originally an executive member of the guild.

The other two are…

Even though Ruriri is somewhat of a veteran, why do they always react like a beginner…?

>>117

I’m mentally weak because of my sad past.

“I found it refreshing to feel the question, ‘Do adventurers in a world where undead monsters are common still fear ghosts?'”

Let’s establish another guild reception in that town.

>>122

Actually, there are multiple reception counters in that town.

Ms. Alina’s workplace is the largest among them.

>>122

Regulars ultimately only come to Arina’s place, that’s the only scene that comes to mind.

In the original work, the guild headquarters imposes more detailed tasks related to the driver’s license renewal process, which increases the workload even further!

You did it!!

Arina isn’t here…

I feel like they’re just saying they don’t want to do it, but actually want to do it themselves.

You can earn more in the sex industry.

>>128

It’s not about whether you can earn or not; I just want a stable life where I can go home on time.

>>133

Since I haven’t been able to achieve that lifestyle, I guess it’s better to change jobs…

In other words, to avoid taking up the adventurers’ time, we record things like adventure orders and reports on a slip at the reception.

Is it correct to say that the task of transferring that slip to the official ledger has become overtime?

I normally thought that confirmation work would be done right in front of the adventurer, so I didn’t understand why the workload increased after business hours instead of during the opening hours.

When the new system that directly warps troublesome adventurers to the underground prison was introduced, Alina-san was incredibly happy.

Arina working as a receptionist has a pretty big impact from Shroud’s trauma.

I used to admire adventurers back in the day.

Are the quests in this world not issued by the guild but instead emerge from the void?