attributes.contentRating: safe
attributes.createdAt: 2018-11-27T12:45:26+00:00
attributes.lastChapter: 2
attributes.originalLanguage: ja
attributes.publicationDemographic: seinen
attributes.state: published
attributes.status: cancelled
attributes.group: genre
attributes.en: Psychological
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attributes.group: genre
attributes.en: Romance
attributes.id: 423e2eae-a7a2-4a8b-ac03-a8351462d71d
attributes.type: tag
attributes.group: genre
attributes.en: Comedy
attributes.id: 4d32cc48-9f00-4cca-9b5a-a839f0764984
attributes.type: tag
attributes.group: genre
attributes.en: Drama
attributes.id: b9af3a63-f058-46de-a9a0-e0c13906197a
attributes.type: tag
attributes.group: genre
attributes.en: Slice of Life
attributes.id: e5301a23-ebd9-49dd-a0cb-2add944c7fe9
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attributes.updatedAt: 2022-05-20T23:13:18+00:00
attributes.altTitles: ja-ro Himozairu
attributes.altTitles: ja ヒモザイル
attributes.description: en It's tough being a mangaka assistant with your own dreams of being a successful author. In this semi-autobiographical manga, Higashimura plays matchmaker with her assistants who have dreams, but no free time, and starts a business to pair them with career women who need a "house husband." If the aspiring artists are house husbands, then they'll have the free time to work on drawing manga with the support of their wives until they break into the industry!  
    
  This new serialization blends Higashimura's comedy with light commentary on a society where men are no longer guaranteed to be the breadwinners, and about how both roles (breadwinner and house caretaker) are both equally important roles in today's modern society.
  
  It was cancelled after reader backlash accused Higashimura of "looking down on her male assistants and other men."
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attributes.links: mu 124474
attributes.title: en Himoxile