My Part-Time Job Is at an Evil Organization?!
- Author: Cherubim
- Genres: Hài Hước, Đời Thường, Hành Động, Light Novel
- Status: Completed
- Chapters: 12
- Rating: ★ 4.2 / 5
- Published: 2026-09-28

A Struggle Against Poverty with a Twisted Turn
If you're looking for a flashy hero archetype, Arihisa Aokura will definitely subvert your expectations in the most hilarious way possible. After his orphanage got shut down, he found himself broke and stuck with the burden of raising his younger siblings. Desperate for cash, he stumbled upon a super sketchy but high-paying job ad.
His new workplace? Antares, a legitimate evil organization dedicated to crushing the forces of justice. Instead of being terrified, Arihisa Aokura feels like he hit the jackpot since he finally has a steady income to pay the bills. The story kicks off with endless laugh-out-loud moments as he officially begins his career as a professional henchman.
A Double Life and Ridiculous modified Upgrades
To ensure he can hold his own as a villain, Arihisa Aokura undergoes several modified procedures by a scientist within the organization. These physical enhancements give him the raw power needed for sabotage missions and clashing with those 'justice' types. However, his innocent nature and over-the-top dedication turn every sinister mission into a total comedy show.
By day, he’s still keeping up appearances as a regular high school student, but by night, he’s clocking in wearing his henchman uniform. Keeping this side hustle a secret from friends and family is a real struggle. The contrast between his family responsibilities and his Antares missions keeps the story moving at a pace that never feels stale.
Office Romance Between a henchman and the Boss
The sweetest part of this series is the presence of Ladywulf. She isn't just an executive at Antares; she eventually starts developing a romance with our newbie henchman. The dynamic between a powerful high-ranking boss and a low-level employee is written in a way that’s both charming and fun.
The interactions between Arihisa Aokura and Ladywulf are super chill and offer a nice break from the action-packed battles. Even though they're in an evil organization, the way they care for each other is genuinely wholesome. This romance element adds a lot of depth alongside the heavy comedy.
A Humanizing Look at the villain Side
Through Arihisa Aokura's journey, the author skillfully weaves in themes of responsibility and sacrifice. He doesn't fight the hero characters out of malice, but simply to protect the home he built for the kids at the orphanage. This blurs the usual lines between good and evil, making the villain role feel lovable and relatable.
His daily struggles are often absurd and carry that high-tech science fiction vibe you'd expect from a secret society. Yet, beneath the armor and advanced weaponry lies the heart of a responsible older brother. The way he adapts to his new life shows the incredible resilience of someone who has been pushed to the edge.
Strengths of the Work
- Exploring the life of a henchman through a realistic and comedy lens is a huge win.
- The protagonist Arihisa Aokura is written with heart and depth, avoiding boring clichés.
- A seamless blend of slice of life, school life, and intense action.
- The romance between the lead and Ladywulf is adorable and very easy to root for.
- Fast-paced and punchy, making it the perfect binge-read at only 12 chapters.
Points to Consider
- The short length means the world of Antares and the hero organizations aren't super detailed.
- Some conflict resolutions happen a bit too fast, which might leave you feeling a little unsatisfied.
- The side characters and the younger siblings don't get a ton of screen time to show off their personalities.
Community Ratings
- Novel Updates: 4.0/5.0 (39 votes, as of 09/28/2026). Readers love the entertainment value and the author's fresh perspective.
- Goodreads: 4.17/5 (6 votes for Vol 1, as of 09/28/2026). Lots of positive feedback on the mix of comedy and sweet romance.
The Verdict
This series is a breath of fresh air for anyone tired of the traditional 'save the world' hero tropes. With its witty storytelling and snappy pace, it’s a great way to relax and see justice from a completely different angle.
A reading experience full of laughs and warmth featuring a kindhearted henchman in villain's clothing. This is a must-read if you're a fan of the romance and comedy combo.
Tags: villain, comedy, school life