The Villainess's Stationery Shop - Vol. 1 Ch. 1

[MangaDex]

 

[RogueKnight]

"Wait for me, adorable children" kinda sus NGL very sus

 

[Grimmycoffee]

Hmm, I see, S. Korea has that, huh. I know something similar to that store, but it leans a lot more on being a convenience store with a side of stationary (which is complete enough for school).

 

[Siquall]

Good, at least she font care about the story.

 

[Soren59]

Isn't stationery stuff like writing utensils, not sweets?

 

[amc9988]

What would she do if the dad doesn't give her the money when he kicked her out. All her plan depends on it.

 

[Lucyller]

She's allowed to spend 10 BILLIONS of currency in failure which is basically probably the country annual cost, and when she's finally kickzd of the house for being shit at her job she act like they're tyrant and her father isn't justified on hating her.

I know it's to give a reason for the story to exist but god damn it's ass. At least try a little.

 

[Rukja]

thanks for the chapter,
so i guess miste rmale lead will find her shop and fall in love or so

 

[azerio]

pretty mc hell yeah

 

[HelloKitty1000]

She's allowed to spend 10 BILLIONS of currency in failure which is basically probably the country annual cost, and when she's finally kickzd of the house for being shit at her job she act like they're tyrant and her father isn't justified on hating her.

I know it's to give a reason for the story to exist but god damn it's ass. At least try a little.

I think MC understands exactly why they are kicking her out but she doesn't seem to give a care on considering for them.

 

[NhifanHafizh]

10 billions in failure while the average household annual income is 4000 is simply insane.
The average household income in S.Korea is $20k (assuming 2 working persons in a family). That means she lost about $50 billions

 

[Loudmouth]

10 billions in failure while the average household annual income is 4000 is simply insane.
The average household income in S.Korea is $20k (assuming 2 working persons in a family). That means she lost about $50 billions

As insane as the 10 billion number is, the average salary in (South) Korea is around $35k per person... I think you mixed up north and south.

 

[NhifanHafizh]

As insane as the 10 billion number is, the average salary in (South) Korea is around $35k per person... I think you mixed up north and south.

yeah, I was wrong. it's actually more like $20k per person annually according to CEIC data or $40k for 2 working persons. So, it's $100B of losses which is insane.