Title: How to Teach a Married Female Boss a Lesson
Artist: Imozuka Panikuru
Scenario: Frame
Release date: March or April
Synopsis:
What if you were betrayed and abandoned by a trusted female boss whom you respected and even had a faint affection for?
You've been demoted to a less important position, and on top of that, there are rumors that your former female boss is going to be promoted soon.
If you had a chance to get revenge on her, what would you do?
Characters:
-Kanoko Makoto (Protagonist)
He's the heroine's former subordinate.
When a fraud is uncovered thanks to an internal whistleblower from a business partner, his boss Azusa washes her hands of it and leaves him alone with the responsibility for the fraud, relegating him to a less important position.
He feels deep anger at the way Azusa, whom he respects and likes, has treated him.
He was beginning to resign himself to the fact that there was nothing he could do about it.
A friend advised him to change jobs and start from scratch.
-Soga Azusa (Heroine) Voiced by:
Kanou Ichika
She's the protagonist's former boss.
An ambitious career woman with a strong desire to succeed.
She's very strict with subordinates who are not good at their jobs.
She cares about following the rules and doesn't openly engage in any abusive behavior.
She feels guilty for being so focused on her work that she couldn't pay enough attention to her only son, Tasuku, so she can't help but show him her soft side.
-Soga Itaru (Heroine's husband)
He's a bureaucrat.
He wants to enter politics one day.
He is ambitious, but does not show his ambition to others.
He looks ahead and is usually friendly.
-Soga Tasuku (Heroine's son)
Since his parents were very busy with work, he was raised in a very spoiled manner and became egocentric.
To meet the expectations of his parents, he pretends to be an honor student and has excellent grades, but when he is with his friends, he shows a vulgar and rude side.
Because his parents are elites, he tends to look down on others.
He believes that it's inevitable that the weak will be abused by the strong.