The Full-Time Wife Escapist
Nigeru wa Haji daga Yaku ni Tatsu
What’s a girl to do when there are no jobs? Once Mikuri Moriyama got out of grad school, all she could find was a temp job, and they just laid her off! Worried about his daughter, her dad helps her get a job doing housekeeping for this guy he used to work with named Tsuzaki. Just when things are starting to go well, though, Mikuri’s parents decide it’s time to move out to the countryside. She’ll likely be unemployed for the rest of her life if she goes with them, but she doesn’t make enough money to rent her own place. That’s when Mikuri, always the daydreamer, comes up with a solution out of left field …
(Source: Kodansha USA)
Notes:
- Includes one extra chapter.
- Adapted into a TV drama broadcasted on TBS starting Oct. 2016.
What’s a girl to do when there are no jobs? Once Mikuri Moriyama got out of grad school, all she could find was a temp job, and they just laid her off! Worried about his daughter, her dad helps her get a job doing housekeeping for this guy he used to work with named Tsuzaki. Just when things are starting to go well, though, Mikuri’s parents decide it’s time to move out to the countryside. She’ll likely be unemployed for the rest of her life if she goes with them, but she doesn’t make enough money to rent her own place. That’s when Mikuri, always the daydreamer, comes up with a solution out of left field …
(Source: Kodansha USA)
Notes:
- Includes one extra chapter.
- Adapted into a TV drama broadcasted on TBS starting Oct. 2016.
What’s a girl to do when there are no jobs? Once Mikuri Moriyama got out of grad school, all she could find was a temp job, and they just laid her off! Worried about his daughter, her dad helps her get a job doing housekeeping for this guy he used to work with named Tsuzaki. Just when things are starting to go well, though, Mikuri’s parents decide it’s time to move out to the countryside. She’ll likely be unemployed for the rest of her life if she goes with them, but she doesn’t make enough money to rent her own place. That’s when Mikuri, always the daydreamer, comes up with a solution out of left field …
(Source: Kodansha USA)
Notes:
- Includes one extra chapter.
- Adapted into a TV drama broadcasted on TBS starting Oct. 2016.
Format
Manga
Chapters
55
Volumes
11
Characters
Staff
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Status Distribution
Current
9%·121
Planning
66%·907
Paused
3%·35
Dropped
2%·28
Completed
20%·279
Score Distribution
102030405060708090100
Recommendations
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Hide spoilersJosei79%Work70%Parody60%Female Protagonist60%Primarily Adult Cast60%Heterosexual60%Age Gap40%Marriage40%LGBTQ+ Themes26%
Frequently asked questions
How many chapters does The Full-Time Wife Escapist have?
The Full-Time Wife Escapist has 55 chapters across 11 volumes.
Is The Full-Time Wife Escapist completed?
As of now, The Full-Time Wife Escapist has finished.
When was The Full-Time Wife Escapist published?
The Full-Time Wife Escapist was published from November 9, 2012 to February 25, 2020.
What kind of manga is The Full-Time Wife Escapist?
The Full-Time Wife Escapist is a manga, originally from Japan.