Honestly, I don't really mind that it's centered on their job and I can respect how important confidentiality and work ethics play in this manga/in the story, but I couldn't help but feel like they were too dramatic with their dialogue and how they handle their job. Nakai, especially, but of course, I should take into account that he had to go through an experience like some lowkey slander from his previous branch and the idea that he almost became an accomplice in an insurance murder case had it been successful would leave anyone shaken through their core. Still, it was like Drama was being forcefully incorporated in the story rather than it happening naturally throughout the course of events.
Honestly, I don't really mind that it's centered on their job and I can respect how important confidentiality and work ethics play in this manga/in the story, but I couldn't help but feel like they were too dramatic with their dialogue and how they handle their job. Nakai, especially, but of course, I should take into account that he had to go through an experience like some lowkey slander from his previous branch and the idea that he almost became an accomplice in an insurance murder case had it been successful would leave anyone shaken through their core. Still, it was like Drama was being forcefully incorporated in the story rather than it happening naturally throughout the course of events.