CATDOLL: Japan's "Single White-Collar" manga is well received and resonates with netizens

The male protagonists in anime are often set up like this: rich, with a house, dead parents, and all kinds of girls appearing. But people in real life are not so free and easy. If they find the person they like, it's fine. If they are single, they will either become mobile phone addicts and fiddle with their phones regardless of the occasion, or stay at home staring at the screen and ceiling in a daze, or be forced to attend class reunions and feel uncomfortable watching couples. Recently, a Japanese Twitter user named Kurokawa Ryuhiro (黒川イい一) became popular because he used comics to draw the daily life of single white-collar workers, and some female netizens were moved by his empathy.

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