Recently unemployed girl really wants someone to just tell her what to do, refuses to acknowledge how weird the situation around her is. The story is very cute and unique, I, at least, haven't read anything similar. The story is a bit predictable but only in the sense of character archetypes and that they follow through with what they set up. The art style is lovely and the mix between western and traditional Japanese clothing is always delightful. So far, I've liked every character they've introduced, and they all seem well-rounded and interesting. Some might find Tama to be a bit of a boring MC, butI honestly really like her and find her a bit relatable.