Office Trouble

오피스 트러블

Office trouble brews between a truly bad boss and three female employees! An extraordinary tale from an ordinary company.

Series information

About Office Trouble

Story Overview

Office Trouble is an adult office drama set inside an ordinary company where misconduct has been allowed to hide behind workplace routine. The central conflict pits Managing Director Wang, described as a truly bad boss, against three female employees who decide that private wrongdoing should no longer remain private. Their plan centers on a confidential video, careful editing, blurred faces, and mass distribution through Wang’s email account. When the decisive Monday arrives, ordinary employees begin their day unaware that a carefully prepared exposé is about to disrupt the office. The video quickly spreads through company mail, prompting disbelief, murmured speculation, and attempts to act as though nothing has happened. The tension escalates when a furious employee confronts Director Wang outside his office and accuses him of being with Dohee. The story’s setting stays grounded in desks, email screens, office corridors, and the director’s room, making the consequences feel immediate and personal. As the employees weigh loyalty to the company against the need to reveal Wang’s filthy acts, the workplace becomes a pressure cooker of fear, secrecy, and public exposure.

Why Readers May Like Office Trouble

The series combines adult drama with a workplace-confrontation premise driven by secrecy and release. Its appeal comes from watching a hidden scandal move through an organization in real time: a plan is prepared, the message is sent, coworkers react, and the people involved must maintain their composure while the office changes around them. The tone is tense and provocative, with moments of nervous hesitation balanced by the boldness of the employees’ decision to act. Dialogue about whether the footage is real, whether it has been deepfaked, and whether it is safe to continue shows how quickly certainty can collapse once evidence reaches the entire company. The pacing builds toward a clearly marked decisive Monday, then shifts into rapid reactions, anxious waiting, confrontations, and escalating emotional pressure. Readers drawn to adult manhwa with office power struggles, scandal, and revenge-oriented exposure will find a story focused less on ordinary corporate routine than on what happens when that routine is suddenly forced to acknowledge abuse of authority.

Characters & Story Focus

The story focuses on three female employees whose roles in the exposure plan reveal different forms of anxiety and resolve. Jeon Dohee appears to be the driving force behind the operation, with the dialogue calling her plan foolproof and suggesting that she is responsible for uploading or sending the video. Nayeong and Seung-ah are present as coworkers caught in the emotional shock of the release, reacting with fear, trembling, and uncertainty as the footage circulates. Their responses underline the personal risk of challenging someone powerful inside the company. Managing Director Wang, also called Director Wang, stands at the center of the accusation. His office becomes the immediate site of confrontation when an employee demands that he open the door and faces him over the alleged acts. Around them, ordinary employees serve as witnesses and reluctant participants, whispering, watching the video, and trying to return to work while the scandal unfolds.

Latest Chapter: Chapter 29 · 2026-09-26