Reviews for STEAMING SNIPER Manga

Depending on the reader, there may be rejection in the first episode... Like me, but I missed watching TV dramas a long time ago and wanted to watch them, so I put up with it for now and read on. Then I'm already obsessed with Gen-san, or rather the characters, and I'm currently reading over 10 volumes. There's no doubt that it's interesting.

All of the characters that appear are fascinating. I definitely want to read the sequel too. I'm really sorry that Mr. Hijikata has passed away.

I watched the drama version and wanted to read the manga. It's an interesting comic with a novel setting in which a former killer works in an unexplored hot spring inn in search of a second life.

I haven't finished reading it for many years, and I was finally able to read it. It was more funny than I had imagined.

The story is interesting. People who don't understand fun don't have enough life experience, right?

While it's comical, it makes me feel the parts that make me cringe and the difficulties and hassles of living. The setting of a secret hot spring inn invites the feeling of traveling, and is depicted in an attractive way. The story of Gen-san, who is usually a hard worker and quiet, defeats the bad guys is amazing in times of emergency.

The main character, Gen-san, was so wonderful that I bought a pack. The characters that appear here and there are also fascinating. However, there are many parts that are bland, so you may have different tastes. It's a story about a hot spring inn deep in the mountains, with a sharp emphasis on the plain everyday life and the extraordinary.

No matter how much you hide your original job as a sniper, pheromones from dangerous men are appearing all over the place. Naturally, Gen-san, who works hard to help people every time, came to the process where the main character overcame past suffering. People fall in love with the mysterious Gen-san one after another, and I wonder if the landlady starts saying 'Wiss', are you looking forward to another series?

It looks like Gen-san, a middle-aged man who longed for a peaceful life and stopped being a killer, meets people at an unexplored hot spring inn where he got a job again. It makes me enjoy the manly world of dramatic art even with this. At first, the story is a list of episodes without a punch line or twist, but even so, it's made up enough of the pattern and the intensity of Gen-san's characters. As it comes later, the depth of the story comes out. When this happens, it's invincible. We also recommend the period “Katakoi Saburo,” which was based on Kazuo Koike by the same author.

I think there are many people who don't like graphic drawing, but it's easy to read with one episode completed. It's an entertainment work that's easy to understand because it's a human drama and a bit of sex appeal

In the drama version, Gen-san played Kenichi Endo and Banzu-san Denden Q had strong actors such as Nagato Hiroyuki. There are things about how good-looking men don't change even as times change. The original manga had almost the same atmosphere as the drama, so it was easy to get into.