Isekai Office Worker: The Other World's Books Depend on the Bean Counter Episode 1

nemesis

Great

If you want to know how a corporate slave survives in the Isekai world with Bromance, go for it!

545rehanmalek

Great

Comedy Gold: Watching a “bean counter” handle magical bureaucracy is absurd, clever, and surprisingly satisfying. Fresh Isekai Perspective: The episode flips the usual hero fantasy on its head — mundane office know-how becomes world-saving strategy. Character Charm: The protago

psychopathplayer143

Great

As an office worker myself, I kinda feel related to Seiichirou about the corporate slave concept — why we push ourselves when no one forces us, our body adapts to overwork. At first I didn’t like the Holy Maiden/Yua, but let’s see her connection to Seiichirou.

shimiaiko953

Great

Isekai anime are a dime a dozen. Isekai but make it BL, now that sounds intriguing for a fujo. But Isekai in BL isn't new. (I recommend Kyou Kara Maou). Seichirou as an MC is totally relatable, and his developing relationship with Aresh makes me want to keep on watching.

sfrrahmatika

Great

Seiichirou treats being summoned like an unwanted transfer, not destiny. Smart move. The episode sets tone: this isn’t magic wish-fulfillment, it’s workplace displacement in prettier clothes. The hook is psychological realism, not fantasy spectacle.

dimsar

Great

If you like isekai but bored with the usual overpowered character, this series is one of the great alternative to watch, MC is workaholic white colar with great insight on fiscal responsibility. Which for me are far better weapon than legendary sword, yet watch this with caution

adg_1

Great

This episode has quick pacing that introduces the intelligent accountant Kondo Seichiro and the world he has ended up in. It ends with a hook that establishes a budding connection between Seichiro and the mysterious and distant Knight Captain Aresh. Great for isekai and BL fans.