Shachiku OL to Akuma Shota - Ch. 3 - The corporate slave wanted to destroy her black company, so, she summoned a demon, but he hinders her in overtim…

[MangaDex]

 

[justforthelulz]

That is some absolute bullshit, but I realize it is depressingly common in real life.

 

[Plykiya]

Does working for a shitty company come with the benefit of a stress relieving loli/shota?
That's a tempting offer

 

[justforthelulz]

@Plykiya
Is this a Shiny Plykiya or a job class change?

 

[Plykiya]

@justforthelulz A temporary promotion while KM is dead

 

[justforthelulz]

@Plykiya
With great power comes great responsibility.

 

[Yin_Riench]

This is just cute. Cute and nothing else. lol

 

[Nenechu]

Leave it to tabunne scans to find amazing manga with shotas

 

[VF89]

Just blow that company up and save the suffering~

 

[smolbaka]

Slot of relaxing sleeping was done huh?

Spoiler

Was it accompanied by a good asmr video?

 

[username008]

Cute. More pls

 

[Xerain_House]

Reverse Senko indeed...

 

[Tamerlane]

Oh I get it. The shota is just your inner voice telling you to procrastinate or to take a break, though in this case he's correct

 

[selfiesturluson]

Don't we all need a demon shota to tell us to stop working?

 

[Mlg_John_Cena]

I don't think is a good idea to hold on work on strict schedule, but at least he tried to help out.

 

[Faryshta]

Now this is already Better than senko because senko was am enabler who never tried to address the source of the problem and instead she went all munchausen over the corporate slave causing his health to actually worsen.

Shota has balls of steel.

 

[Suckerforshipping]

what the fuck… 2am and her boss texts for her to do their work for them? I understand why she wants to kill her boss now

 

[Glomoro]

@Suckerforshipping Yeah, the dark side (even the stuff that isn't quite this bad would still be infuriating over time) of some Japanese companies makes you wonder how the violent crime rate isn't a lot higher over there. They have a really low violent crime rate for their population size, and all. But then, you see their suicide rate, which is pretty high for their population size. Kind of the Debbie Downer thing to think about reading a little slice of life fluff piece, but I guess I can still enjoy a series like this even with that other stuff crossing my mind from time to time.