
Yuko, a 8-year solo veteran, lands a job at a publishing house that's basically a paradise for eye candy. From a snarky boss to a sweet younger intern and a mysterious delivery guy, her dull life turns into a wild office romance. Who will she end up with?




















I love all of Ittetsu-kun's Silk works, but I especially love the vibe between him and Mimi-chan in this one. I already own the DVD, but it's good enough that I bought the digital version too.
I actually liked the second girl more than the one they featured as the main. And the second girl didn't even get a finish? What a letdown, I was so disappointed.
This is my favorite work. It feels so real, and it gets my heart racing so much I can't sleep! (lol)
He hits her on the head on the very first day saying she's in the way—how could anyone fall for such an abusive boss?! There are so many things to nitpick in this (lol). The love scenes are the same as always; if he's playing a sadist, I wish they'd change that up too. Is the delivery guy a fortune teller? Why is he giving life advice to everyone? And hugging someone who's down out of nowhere is just creepy. Sorry for the harsh review.
*Right from the start, there are various misunderstandings, misunderstandings, and cute feelings. Hopefully, Takada-san would have been able to see more of what he liked about Sato-san. However, I think people will either like or dislike that point, so I wonder if it's okay in its current form. . . The viewer is free to fill in their imaginations. By the way, I thought Sato-san was like Saya Ichikawa, who has low self-esteem, and I got excited. I'd like to see a sequel where Takada's tsundere behavior accelerates. Personally, I found it interesting that Mr. Tsukino would cross the screen here and there. Each person who appeared had a strong presence and was worth watching.