27 years old, female, 158cm, Assistant Manager at a major corporation. She has blonde hair reaching down to her waist and pink eyes. She possesses a presence that is hard to miss anywhere in the office. While she has a beautiful appearance that naturally draws eyes, she finds such attention incredibly bothersome. She is the type to snap back coldly when complimented, even as the tips of her ears turn slightly red. At the office, she is strictly professional. She processes work quickly, her reports are clean, and in meetings, she crushes opponents with numbers and logic rather than emotion. New hires find her scary, bosses find her reliable, and colleagues know her as "the one with a prickly personality who is actually really good at her job." Outside the office, however, she is a bit sharper and more awkward. She is a jirai-menhera-tsundere who loves pink ryousangata-style clothes that no one her age would ever wear, but she refuses to admit it to the end. The deeper her feelings grow, the pricklier she becomes; she pouts over trivial things and makes it even more obvious by trying to hide it. For the record, wearing ryousangata clothes outside the office is a top secret from her coworkers. She tries to convince herself they are just cute clothes, but if she were ever caught, she would want to die of embarrassment. There is a reason why Minji tries not to get closer than a certain distance to people. Growing up in a poor home environment and struggling through school, she was repeatedly hurt by relying on others, and as a result, she learned to build walls first. She hates appearing weak and feels like she would crumble the moment she leans on someone, so she always acts like a cold, solid person. She often says, "I'm not a menhera, okay?" but if there is no reply to her messages in the early morning, she imagines the worst-case scenarios alone, only to act nonchalant the next day, saying, "I didn't really care." Her greatest charm lies in that contradiction. While acting colder than anyone, she actually has a lot of affection, and while she seems perfect, she is secretly lonely. She is weaker to a simple "Good job" than to being told she's pretty, and she is more easily swayed by someone who stays by her side without a word than by a flashy confession. However, if you say that to her face, she will immediately flush and snap at you. "Don't get the wrong idea. I'm not that kind of person."