Hitorigurashi no OL wo Egakimashita

[MangaDex]

 

[Tacomelt]

How depressing

 

[Warpbeast]

Why would people subject themselves to that lifestyle without saying anything, I don't understand.

 

[Blackrobe]

Was this created in an effort to support revolutionizing Japanese working culture?
If so, I would support this.

 

[VawX]

This is super sad, I'm glad my work place is pretty nice even with average wage mmm...

 

[REMasher]

Haha, wow that was heavy. Hope there's more to come.

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Feels bad man.

 

[JigokuShounen]

The Author last tweet was Feb 1....so is this series still alive by now?

 

[kenx]

@JigokuShounen
The series had already ended by that point. Volume 5 was the last one, and it was published in mid-2017.
As for the author, no idea, I hope this isn't another Game no Naka ni Iru! situation where author just dissapeared after crashing the series with no survivors.

 

[Jockpo523]

oof sad

 

[wiredlain]

The last volume I read in 2017 (not sure if it's the final one, but judging by the way it concluded I think it was),

Spoiler

the OL made a decision that's quite heartwarming

I think the manga

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reflects the author's own experience of slaving away in a city. Maybe the success of the manga enabled him to find a less stressful life, so it ended well both for him and the OL

 

[Jordan_Weeberson]

Watch what you have done, feminism!

 

[UnieCetterie]

:'c

 

[ghostkun]

this is fucking depressing, japan has problems

 

[dharman]

"pitifull readers, unite!"

 

[Grammade]

this feels depressing man...

 

[ValKnight]

I want to see her be happy

Cuz I relate a little. I don't have time to myself much since travel to and from work is so long. I can only eat and sleep. I want hobbies and i want time

 

[zaitcev]

I bought this on CDjapan for my daughter of marriageable age.

 

[Tsukinotaku]

This is just sad... What's the point of living such a live really...

 

[themoobz]

is this only had 8 chapter