Zeikin de Katta Hon - Vol. 10 Ch. 75 - Considering the Era of Mass Disposal: Reuse

[MangaDex]

 

[MrIncognito]

Thanks for bringing this back!

 

[Nemo2342]

Praise be that this is back!

And oh boy, Ishi-boy has a Plan.

 

[Kaarme]

He's definitely not stupid, we have seen that many times. More importantly, though, his ways of thinking, living, and interacting with others aren't similar to average book lovers or other heavily culture-minded people seeking jobs in libraries and similar institutions. So, he'd think outside the box compared to most of them. I reckon he's also held back less by the customary Japanese hierarchy and seniority-oriented social order than most. He's a punk, after all, with the rebellious spirit in his blood.

 

[Maverun]

Oh it's back yay, thanks so much!!

Knowing her, bet plan is trick her thinking doing this will make people praise her lol

 

[Friendly-Sentence710]

I can fix her
Matsuura can fix me.

 

[3leaves2]

it's an update!! it's here again!! WOOOOOO

 

[3leaves2]

lmao their faces at the end~~

 

[waldo220]

Someone get Matsuura-san a healthy life partner. I'm starting to get worried about their dating life.

 

[jonnywarlock]

Oh dear sweet Marino... Where would you be without people like Matsura watching over you?

The facial expressions are extra good this chapter. I think these three have faces made out of actual rubber... 🤭

 

[Someanon]

Look, hear me out.
I know Marino is annoying and kind of bitchy.
But why does the artist make her so freaking cute goddamit!

 

[Beregorn]

Oh dear sweet Marino... Where would you be without people like Matsura watching over you?

Probably where they deserved, but the one really at fault are their superiors, allowing that to happen. I have had too many colleagues like her to feel any scrap of sympathy.
She's definitely a "nusicane"...

 

[MJTH]

I think Matsuura's perspective on Marino is a nice twist. The statement "at least she can use a computer!" speaks volumes to the quality of previous full-time co-workers she has had.

It was mentioned in an earlier chapter that Marino was basically nuisance/ problem child kind of character, who was sent (banished) to the library because her previous department didn't want to deal with her. Whilst that reflects poorly on Marino, it also points a picture on the public-sector bureaucracy being portrayed in this manga. Clearly this isn't the first some "problematic" has been sent to the/ a library and by the sounds of it Marino is on the better of the spectrum.