I read this to continue on my fluff mood and maybe learn some life lessons. And if you guys want to think about what happened to Steve from Blue's Clues or the Wiggles outside of the show and how the shows came to be in the most strangest and negative way with dry humor, read this.
I think I wasn't sure what I was expecting with this slice of life. The artstyle is amazing although I wish it had a bit more direction with the plot and if it didn't have a direction, I think it would have been easier to navigate as a 4 Koma because of how episodic and isolated the story seemed to be. It also seemed meta in the sense that the characters knew they were in the manga etc.
Overall though, I think I am not going to continue the series and if you're interested in this check it out. 3 out of 5 stars

3.5/5 stars

Thanks to Netgalley and the publishing for providing this review copy !!

It was cute and funny at times. The cynicism felt a bit underdeveloped much like the timing. There were some comedic gems although i wsdn't hooked enough to look for the next volume

This book speaks to Millenials, and it's quite hilarious! The struggles of working a job the characters don't like but have to since they don't have anything else going for them and then having to do whatever their gen-x and boomer bosses want without regard for their employee's health. However, what makes this hilarious is how the characters handle the situation. I look forward to the next volume.

This sounded like a good idea, but it became very one note and very repetitive after awhile. While I understood the sardonic nature of our main character who hates his life and job, the manga felt overstuffed with this sentiment and became quite dull to read. I know it relates to how being an adult is hard and tough, but I was tired of listening to him complain. This was advertised as a comedy, but I have no idea where the comedy was.. It didn’t help that all the other characters weren’t as interesting, and I had to force myself to get through to the end of the manga.

Good idea, but needed a lot more to make it compelling.