Suit Kokoro-chan is great, isn’t it?

So the title was “Mii-chan,” huh?

Did Kokoro-chan’s main episode come?

I’m going to fail my job search because of Mii-chan.

It feels like I allocated the time I gained from money-making for the purpose of Diamond and Pearl to studying and enhancing my skills.

They’re aiming for big companies, but was Kokoro-chan’s graduation before or after Lehman?

Just tell me who Nana-chan married.

It’s helpful when the fish shadow is big…

Don’t look this way.

Once you get used to the earnings from working in a cabaret, I don’t think you can tolerate a new graduate’s salary.

I want to do it for my mother.

This episode was incredibly risqué, as if it was a boost.

It has been revealed that at least two people were involved in the murder of Mii-chan, could one of them be Kokoro-chan…?

I want to see poor Kokoro-chan, whose pride as an elite was shattered after failing job hunting!

In the manga, Mii-chan is treated as the more unusual girl, but in reality, it seems that the Kokoro-chan type is the rarer one.

Well, if it’s a night job, there would definitely be more of the wild Mimi-chan…

Even though failing to get a job might not be a big deal with looks like this, the person has a strong sense of pride in having navigated things smoothly until now, so it seems they won’t be able to switch gears easily.

Everyone is saving up their points, huh?

Even Sumire-chan is managing with about a hundred thousand yen a month!

I don’t think you’ll go through anything so terrible because it seems like a manifestation of the author’s ideals.

There are quite a few people who view Koko-chan on the bulletin board as divine, right?

It’s not that I don’t want to get a job; not getting a job is actually peculiar behavior.

I thought it would be a big bust, but it’s not as big as I expected.

I’ve realized that I like a person who is as worthless as Kokoro-chan.

No matter how you think about it, the author’s projection is definitely there, and if something terrible happens because of this, I’ll be impressed in a good way.

Well, I knew it, but I think Kokoro-chan probably dislikes Momo-san.

It smells like something terrible is going to happen to Mii-chan.

Can’t we switch to Nana-chan’s spin-off even now?

Making easy money in a short time = It feels like Mao-kun, who is exploiting Mii-chan, is the smartest in a clever way.

In 2012, since the effects of the Lehman Shock were still lingering, it wouldn’t be surprising if Kokoro-chan’s job hunt faced difficulties.

Isn’t Mii-chan the type who can’t do simple tasks?

This job is so boring, I could scream, Miiko.

It seems like I’m going to have a tantrum and won’t be able to work.

Actually, I like the Momokoko that is officially set.

Wasn’t Yamada the kind of person who would hold back from buying Haagen-Dazs due to a sense of money management?

All characters are unhappy!

It’s available to read for free without a ticket, but it’s tough, and one episode a day is my limit.

It’s true that Yamada is the most incomprehensible.

I don’t know what kind of company it is, but it’s unbelievable that a place dealing with confidential documents wouldn’t pay a decent wage, and it makes working in a cabaret club seem ridiculous.

Isn’t it okay to take the Honwaka Mountain Mii route?

It was hinted at quite a bit, but Kokoro-chan is a nasty person who looks down on others, so I was right to support Momo-chan after all.

It’s impossible for Kokoro-chan, who prioritizes how to align with the rails, and Yamada, who has been overly corrected by the rails and has a shattered mental balance, to be compatible.

It seems impossible for Kokoro-chan to quickly earn money like the author’s ideal night.

The relationship between high self-consciousness and cleverness is not well balanced.

If you say you were gaining social experience while earning money for tuition in the service industry…

The interviewer’s impression is not bad.

Cocoro-chan (Yamikin Ushijima-kun OL-kun Prequel)

If you’re a host girl, handling old men must be easy for you.

The interview seems to be a breeze.

Is there really someone who would say they were seriously working the night shift?

Putting aside the nightlife, there are actually a lot of college student hostesses out there, seriously…

Is Yamada possibly taking a gap year?

Although I’m 21 as of December, I’m a third-year university student in June.

Only Yamada succeeded as a manga artist, and it ended like that. END?

I wonder if it might mistakenly be adapted into an NHK drama.

Kokoro-chan can’t shake off her past as a cabaret girl and is heading towards the office worker route.

This time, it seems that Mii-chan will be in the route of being exposed as a cabaret girl due to the flag.

Has Yamada ever been treated properly…?

I guess it’s Kokoro-chan who came to deliver the finishing blow to Mii-chan.

It’s nice to casually talk about ideas while having unprotected sex with someone like Yamada.

If we cross Yamada and Sato, a guy who Mii-chan likes might be born.

Yamada is definitely a tuna.

The starting salary for new graduates is about 1300 yen an hour.

Is the survival ending only available after reading the free part?!

There are quite a few skilled women who go to good universities, earn money at hostess clubs and lounges, then work for major companies and marry elites just like that.

Is the Mii-chan revival episode out yet?

It’s not an act that deserves praise, but I understand my own value and am using what I can.

Momoko is great, isn’t she…?

This thread feels like an anonymous ideology.

It seems like there are many anonymous people who look like they are preaching to sex workers, that’s nice 👍

Momoko and Koko suit a discordant yuri.

I wonder if they really exist…

Even if you are the type of person who can completely quit a night job like that, it would still be a blemish on your life, and you’d probably take that kind of past to your grave without telling anyone.

The successful kids are probably somewhat smart, so there are definitely those who are skillful as well.

At least a woman who openly claims to have a past in nightlife on social media is problematic…

I think hostesses need to be somewhat skilled to get by.

The epitome of being clumsy is depicted in this manga…

It seems like you dislike women.

It’s not uncommon to have university students, but there are hardly any from famous universities.

Well, it’s only natural that you wouldn’t typically see that while just working normally.

I heard that many cabaret girls are the type who got hooked on hosts…

Recently, lounges are more popular than cabaret clubs, so I think the skilled ones who can earn money are mostly going in that direction.

Is there at least one person on Earth, regardless of the era or country, who made money from night work, invested it, and was able to quit decisively when they made a profit?

If that’s the question, it would probably exist, but I think most people would consider it quite a rare case.

It seems like they idolize theories that are more applicable for high school graduates than for university graduates.

I’ve heard that cabaret clubs are on the decline because now we have to be considerate of young people.

There are people who are making good money at big companies and are doing well in life, but inside they’re just garbage.

Not everyone fails, and not everyone is efficient; that’s all there is to it.

What you want to see is probably the side that is failing, isn’t it?

Sea urchin

The percentage of people who study seriously at university.

I remembered that there was an incident called the TEPCO OL murder case long ago.

There’s no need to filter whether you’re attending a good university or not!

It’s a great environment for starting a business because you can make money, and there are many people in higher positions coming around, making it easy to build connections.

Many people are unable to use that.

I want to go to a department that just shreds confidential documents endlessly.

Success stories are also a way to entice someone into night jobs.

Not listening to the story probably means there are many things being taken away by the night job.

A success story with a higher probability than becoming a courtesan.

Mii-chan quickly posted a photo on SNS and then deleted it, but someone probably saved a screenshot.

The story of someone who took a night job due to debt, paid it off, and then suddenly quit feels more realistic.

I don’t think the smart type would openly talk about their experience in night jobs.

The divorced woman who used money earned from her family’s night job to start her own shop was casually satisfied after remarrying a random divorced man.

Isn’t it that most of the time things settle down without reaching total ruin?

Well, it’s just that the conspicuous ruin looks like something out of a drawing, but I don’t think there are that many of them.

I think most of the results are neither good nor bad.

If you save or use your earnings for yourself instead of donating them somewhere, you should be able to get out normally, right?

It’s not like I’m in organized crime, so there’s no need to write it on my work history.

It’s wrong to choose a store that hires someone like Mii-chan even though I’m trying to keep costs down.

If you haven’t gone to a brothel, then getting out will probably be easy.

The entertainment industry often bundles hosts together and sinks them at a considerable probability.