I’ve been finding it difficult to say that I like Marino again lately…

A heartless monster that only masks its superficial appearance.

I was only trying to get better at wrapping and didn’t consider the quality of what to put inside, which was a failure.

Ishihira-kun is adaptable and mature…
Aren’t you embarrassed to be admonished by a part-time university student?

It keeps stopping on Loading…
I want to see Rattata soon…

In a way, I might be suited for being a public servant, but not in a library.

Ishihira-kun, who knows the words to instantly calm down two adults excited with anger.

I wonder if I was raised being spoiled.

It’s just that motivation hasn’t caught up with ability.
Even if I try to defend it like that, the problems in other areas are too big.

Just a little more patience… hehehe.

The section chief said that since non-regular employees are a significant force in this workplace, we need to think about how to relate to them, and as a result, Koratta suggested luring them with expensive snacks.

Mr. Marino is also doing his best! And at the same time, it’s revealed that the way he’s trying is not good!
The only impression I have is that that level of effort is something expected of elementary and middle school students, not something to be expected from fully grown adults.

It’s cruel to put Marino-chan and a femme fatale together!

Everyone is a good adult, so we were just trying to settle things peacefully, but getting angry and being able to retaliate is really abnormal for that person…

I wonder if I’ll be kicked out soon.

The boy who used to overpower through violence has become impressive…

It must be quite something to be pitied by Ishihira.

Was it a life where someone would wipe my butt even if I messed up?
They might only think that giving a box of sweets is enough because they haven’t properly seen how I wipe my butt!

It’s true that a loser can’t change no matter what they’re told and stays a loser…
Isn’t it better to let them grow in a more manga-like development?

It seems to be a situation where someone will be gone due to a regular transfer.

If you ask if there are people like this, there are quite a few.

The issues related to the library have been…
Episodes that are resolved neatly are rare…

In the end, I will make them regret it a bit for being pitiful! In the early days, they still had some cuteness.
I mean, if you’re going to have an unpleasant character, at least maintain that level of balance.

The author’s most adorable character.

Thanks to this guy being annoying, it’s easier to see Ishihira-kun’s growth.

He’s a typical all talk and no action type, so he is disliked on site.
I am not likable because I lack ability.

Such opinions about being unable to do that on site or being unable to meet deadlines are blocked by this person, and even if I talk directly to the assistant manager, they misunderstand the warnings in a completely different direction. After working in the library for this long, their disdain for non-regular employees hasn’t changed, so there’s no way to save this monster anymore.

She’s cute, but I want to make her my wife.

As Imamura-san said, it’s a hopeless person because they have no heart.
I mean, the fact that “trying to do something about it” seems not to include “acknowledging one’s own faults” really makes it a true monster, doesn’t it?
It doesn’t even seem like they think they have any fault.

Even though you realize it’s bad, the fact that you can’t change means you probably don’t really think the cause lies with yourself…

It’s not good to take seriously what is said when you could just ignore it.

I gave you candy, didn’t I?! You poor person.
Even if it’s exaggerated in a manga, there are phrases that shouldn’t come out in a work-related context.

There are no members today who can skillfully ignore things…

Recently, it seems like the author is saying, “Matsurino is the villain, please remember!”

Marina doesn’t really feel any reality, so she can’t empathize with the staff… well, it was nice that the boy Ishihira looked like he was having fun.

Wasn’t it okay for the character to gradually warm up to the surroundings?

He’s not a bad guy… he’s a cute one.

The assistant who appeared as an unpleasant character is nowhere near this, so they are overshadowed.

If it could be corrected, then it wouldn’t have been sent to the library, right? That’s just common sense, isn’t it?

The assistant adds unnecessary work but still does their own job properly…

Like being told to return this with the force of “Just do it!”… Look, I’m trying to grow…! That’s a bit tough.

The character has already hit rock bottom by the time they make their appearance…

It’s rare to have growth at this age, you know…

As Shihira-kun accumulates years until he becomes a university student, he is gradually becoming a monster that can no longer make excuses like “he was young when he first appeared.”

There’s nothing more stressful than a villain who won’t be resolved.
I wonder if dealing with a customer complaint at the level of the police will make me so stressed that I have to take a leave of absence.

I had forgotten that Mari no was a woman who only took action after being reprimanded by Hayase Maru for trying to abandon her junior even during her growth arc.

There are layers to the unpleasant character depictions in work-related manga.
There are people like that with bad personalities or harassment issues, it’s really annoying, but I can handle it.
A pattern that purely lacks empathy is like this… it’s not funny!

Seriously, what does the author want to achieve by introducing this guy?

I thought it was a position where you could do your job even with a terrible personality, but that’s not the case at all…
Team play is completely inappropriate, and I absolutely won’t do individual play.

Even Imura-san has said that I don’t have a heart, so it’s already impossible.

There’s nothing I want to do…
It’s a kind of common theme…

When I opened the door, I laughed out loud at the scene where Hatakucho-san was staring at me with an intense gaze through the gap.

It’s said that I was young and motivated a while ago, so I could still start over! But is it already too late?

Isn’t it simply a composite of unpleasant full-time employees that the author has encountered?
In the past few chapters, there have been episodes of Mariko messing up, but I wonder if there’s some kind of resolution being prepared.

I’ve been rereading the episodes that appeared in Comic DAYS, and I’m realizing that none of the symptoms have improved up until now!

Don’t you have any more material about terrible customers?

From below, they may seem like awful villains, but there are circumstances at a higher level that justify their actions, I suppose.
Is it already too late that even Assistant Manager Shiina, who would tell me that, is throwing in the towel?

The harsh verbal clashes unfolding in that workplace shouldn’t just be brushed off as nothing…

I wonder what the readers who said it was cute because I’m always trying to grow and working hard were looking at.

There’s hardly anything I can do other than work at the library.

Even though it’s being exiled everywhere, it’s still a mystery how that Rattata managed to get a regular job in the first place.

I can hear you! Outside!
Is too reliable.

Can we at least manage to exchange information smoothly…?

Until the day of her transfer, Maritono continued to feel uncomfortable. I wonder which episode we will do.

I’m troubled because even if they kick this guy out to feel better, it doesn’t seem like there’s a chance for a redemption arc, and I can’t see a resolution.

Rattata should also do strength training.

Creating bad characters just to move the story along is the most annoying thing in a manga.
Even a resin cat wouldn’t do that.

Even though unpleasant feelings arise, I can still read it as something generally interesting, so I don’t have any bad feelings towards the author.

But there are really people who genuinely think it’s only natural for those who are free to help out since I’m the one who’s busy.
Basically, I have a distorted perception, I’m not interested in others, and I like myself, so I don’t notice that other people are several times busier, and I have a lenient judgment of my own busyness.

The moment when I was acting superior to my junior was the last chance.
Since I didn’t become normal over there, I won’t become normal anymore.

It’s convenient as a punchline character.

Aren’t you not young anymore?

It’s suddenly noisy with the rattata rattata…

It would have been better if it were just a character to suffer a painful fate, but…

You’re the type that’s good at interviews, right?

You’re making good use of social media! It wouldn’t have been bad to just fade out like that…

To express the overwhelming reality of having unpleasant people at the workplace every day, length is absolutely necessary.
The problem is that it’s just not interesting to read.

Fuji’s “It would be good if they have trouble when I’m gone” also crossed quite a line.

It must be difficult to create content that depicts the challenging and dark aspects while still being enjoyable, but if it’s too dark, it can be overwhelming.

Well, the issue with the electronic library isn’t resolved yet, so it’s too early to make a judgment.

Since this is created by a combination of original work and artwork, the editors need to do their job.

Rattata seems to misunderstand that a non-regular is some subordinate or something, but it’s a colleague after all.
While there are jobs that can only be done under a formal contract, basically, what we do is the same as regular employees in other aspects.

It’s rare to see a perfect character in a manga, as many times even the ones you initially dislike have their own circumstances.

Regarding the junior’s matter, I held back because of Hayase-maru’s sigh, so please be lenient.
Regarding the e-books and library newsletter, well…

I thought maybe your pride was too high for you to apologize to the non-regular employees.
The fact that there was no human heart to even have that idea is an unpleasant plot twist.

Are we going to explore how to reform a person who lacks empathy?
I can only show my love for that now.
In other words, we have no choice but to lead her to a path where Mariyo gets a boyfriend!

I don’t want them to provide us with battles that even a boy would think are ridiculous.

Usually, if you create a character like Yamamoto, you would make a story with that and Marino to avoid running out of ideas.
The original intent is too rigid, like iron, when it’s thrown a few times and complaints are made to create a story.

There are unpleasant colleagues, but that’s not something unique to the library, so I can’t read it with the same sense of “Oh, really?” as I used to.

Every time I talk about Marimo, he goes, “This guy is doing his best…” or “I think he will improve from now on…” but he’s just not growing at all. What’s up with that?

Shouhei, hurry up and marry this guy and take him in.

I didn’t grow even after three years!
Transfer! Goodbye!

Matsurino herself is starting to think that this might be bad with the outcome of this story…
It depends on what you do next.

If you can grow, then it can be resolved at a stage much earlier than coming to the library…

Well, when those around you endure something like this, it just stays the same, right?

The feeling of despair is immense because the library is an exile and there is no movement from here.

Ishibira-kun, will you go out with Marino?

I don’t know where to find common ground.
It seems like it will only lead to a vague conclusion, but I wonder what will actually happen.

So-so.
Okay.
I was too excited and it didn’t work out.

Someone who’s stubbornly talking about dating and marriage is really annoying.

Ms. Ugaki was kawaii! I’m glad I could still read it though.
If you don’t描いて茉莉野の生い立ち, it will be difficult to develop the story further.
I thought I had made them bear a heavy theme.

The savior who will teach the android Mari-no the human heart…

Because it was clearly stated that there is no human heart, it’s hopeless now.

That said, the assistant manager has done this for the second time in individual meetings!
It’s been barely any time since the last meeting, and you’re already causing problems; there’s nothing the boss can do about it!

When I was still saying that I would be able to work after crying and regretting being pointed out as incompetent, it was better back then…

In this way, the former section chief was tightly squeezed and broke.

Though absent, Ishihira-kun this week had Hayase-maru-san and Asano-san smiling, right?

Creating comics solely based on hate is a form of hate creation.

The boy unexpectedly mediates the fight calmly, and his ability to analyze Marino coolly further highlights the gap in abilities.

In the end, I understand that you wanted to bring this up today, but there have been too many mistakes leading up to this point, so even if you repent now, it feels a bit…

The reality within the fantasy of giant breasts is intense.
It’s not limited to Mari in particular.
I guess it’s to be expected since it’s Yan Maga.

The proportion of personal issues is too large.

Not having a human heart means there is no malice either.
It seems that if I were to modify you into a robot that executes commands with mechanical indifference only after completely shattering your ambition and pride, it would solve the problem.

Do we need wrapping for sweets?!
Do you really need to have your junior help with that!?

Isn’t it the case that these days, heroines without a human heart are in fashion?

In extreme terms, it’s because the assistant manager is taking on the role of being scolded that Marino can say, “The plan I proposed is impossible, please extend the deadline,” and that resolves the issue to some extent, but pride gets in the way and I absolutely won’t say it.

It may seem relaxed for public servants, but it’s definitely power harassment.
I wonder if there are any courses like that.

The boy is just a part-timer, so he’s not forced to do things like unpaid overtime or not have time to take breaks…

I thought the person with glasses might have done something wrong, but that wasn’t the case at all.
Also, I’m going to send a letter to Utsugi-san; it’s too erotic.

As long as we take the library seriously.
There are times when it may somewhat soften a shitty relationship.
The determination to never let Kirara jump.

It’s scary because there are actually people who act like they would definitely crash into a wall and die…
Moreover, even when told to them, they don’t get it.

Rather, Marino has stepped into the depths of human inner self.
I thought it was a natural development while reading it, though.
It will depend on the ending of this long story.