Shachiku to shoujo no 1800-nichi - Vol. 1 Ch. 4 - Getting a cold

[MangaDex]

 

[flxsemi]

Weird how the previous chapter holds no weight plot-wise since we're back in the usual slice-of-life stuff. Kinda hoped it got cut out by the editor if it wasn't that important.

 

[PlanOfInaction]

Crunch time...

 

[Chizan]

By her reactions, I'm really starting to wonder how shitty her parents were...

 

[Akikako]

Now even the manga will forget about the last chapter XDDDD

 

[freaksho3]

@flxsemi got a feeling it will bite him later when were about to forget about it

 

[darekpawlo]

I wonder if FIB-chan will have to intervene in later chapters

 

[CronosusCZ]

i have the feeling, that shes in reality not abadoned child
that girl in reality became young and now pretending shes her own daughter...

 

[Xeans]

@CronosusCZ interesting concept if i can say if it really is

 

[Takaflame]

Poor guy being overworked.

 

[mrmm]

I hope there is no ecchi at all

 

[le3]

Wholesome chapter

 

[welcome2atlantis]

What kind of working condition is this keep it up for several months and you may die from overworking.

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Her mom must be pure asshat for her to say that. Or maybe she never gotten sick this bad.

 

[koikun]

Poor guy, he is scum, hope some karma goes his way and the bitch boss as well.

 

[justforthelulz]

Probably very relatable for some of us:

 

[Ainzell]

Damn man the mangaka probably have the talent to draw hentai.

 

[StrangeStripes]

@everyone mentioning ero-manga every single chapter: Make sure you have R18 enabled in settings then, click on the artists name on the series page.

(EDIT: Sorry user who's name is actually 'everyone'...)

 

[Varler]

He's got a terrible company... He should really start looking for another job so he can quit this one.

 

[Tearsax]

So she thinks of him as "-kun" when he isnt around, huh...

@Varler he is working in a so called "dark company", where they dont have enough staff to save money on salaries and make their workers slave themselves.
Problem with Japan is that leaving your company is frowned upon. Your loyalty to your company must be total, even if the overwork you. Its a different story if some other company scouts you, but if you leave your company to search for a better one you will be seen as someone not loyal and it will be hard to get a contract.
Also, in Japan the hierarchy in a company is strongly based on seniority, so no matter how much experince you have, if you start in a new company you are gonna begin from the bottom.