Reviews for Hozuki's Coolheadedness Manga

I bought it after reading the reviews... it's interesting and are the ghost light characters good? I wonder if my daughter knows the gag too... I was reading it while laughing.?

I've been interested in it for a while, but I couldn't get my hands on it easily (the points are a bit high), but I still wanted to read it, so I bought it in a pack. I only thought that hell was difficult for people who died, but from the perspective of a punisher, it's a lot of trouble (whether true or not); I've studied Buddhism for a bit, and I thought I didn't want to fall into hell, but the subject of people who did old feats, and heroes from folklore are doing such an active part in hell is pretty funny. You can enjoy reading The System of Hell as if you know it's fiction, as if you were studying. I have preferences about the style of painting, but after all, the subject is new and interesting. It makes me laugh no matter how many times I reread it!

It's a gag anyway. There is laughter, there is heartwarming, there is laughter, and there are no tears. I wonder if the story of someone who died makes you feel a little uncomfortable? I thought, but that's not the case at all, and it simply depicts everyday life in hell. However, the picture has a bit of a habit, so it's best to read it once before buying it.

Everyday life in hell is depicted in a heartwarming way, and I think demon work is pretty difficult too (laughs) There are regular meetings and interactions with gods, so it seems fun every day.

I've been reading it as a book for a long time, so I'm happy that it's also distributed on Seymour! As seen in other people's reviews, this story depicts the everyday life of Enma Daioh's Aide: Demon Light (DoS). Various folklore, mythology, and historical figures will appear. As you go through the story, the sound of Demon Light gets polished to the fullest. Basically, episode 1 is complete, but I think it's more interesting if you read it from the beginning because you understand the various characters. I like Shihan, who is getting more and more rounded up (hard at work → getting fat), Enma Daio, who is laid-back at everything, and the ghost lights from the Chibbico era. Incidentally, Ghost Light has been around since Chibiko's time (laughs)

It slowly stuck in, and I wanted to have them all in one book! As expected, they just won some kind of manga award! I'm a little nervous about Mr. Kitsune (laughs), so I can finish episode by episode, so I can read it when I have a few points left over. I was so amused that I read it all at once (*^^*)

The stage is hell ⚡ the cast is a demon ❗ does it depict the busy yet surreal laughable everyday life of Mr. Kito, the first aide of Enma Daiou, even among those demons? He's a cool demon who works great ❗❗ Interactions with Enma Daiou...?? is Mr. Kitsune who occasionally spits poison exquisite? The one you're interested in standing reading is still unfinished, isn't it? I wonder if buying one is recommended ☀☀ I think the 3 Momotaro animals from episode 1 are cute??

The workplace in hell seems to be fun and I want to work (laughs) I like the characters in Hozuki, so I read them even if there are occasional episodes I'm not addicted to.

I already love the design, the world view, and the detailed writing. I have too much sense of sticking around. The backgrounds of each character, from Japanese folktales to gods and Egypt, are detailed, yet fun to read. How much did Professor Eguchi study? It's really amazing. It may be a very addictive pattern, but if it falls within the category, be sure to read it!

First of all, it's strange that the theme is hell. (Laughter) Why are you able to draw such interesting comics with this theme? But if you're curious, there's no shortage of material, I'm sure. (No, so I'm curious about hell...) All of the characters full of personality, including Mr. Hozuki, are fascinating. I think it's a very dangerous comic because it makes you want to go to hell.

It depicts life in hell in an interesting way, and it makes me laugh so much. In particular, stories parodied from Japanese mythology are interesting.

I was interested in anime, so I bought it. Shiro is cute... It was funny even though Enma Daiou sometimes seemed pitiful.

I also watched all the anime. It's a work you can read easily and enjoy without thinking about anything. The characters are fascinating, aren't they? The animals are cute too.

There is a lot of trouble in that world, probably because it is extremely busy or there is a lot of waste. A slapstick comedy about a ghost light acting as an assistant to King Enma. Various parodies are also interlaced to create a laughable work.

It's a pattern with a strong habit, and I was a little shy at first, but when I read it, it was really interesting and a great deal? That was it. There are pressure points on the nifty gag that gets pinched up every now and then.

Speaking of hell, I think it still has a bad image and feels like a scary place, but hell here is a hell with a human touch. I feel like my life span would be shortened if Mr. Kitsune were my boss at work.

The daily life of the Jigoku no Jigaku. It's like a collection of anecdotes. The picture is a bit unique, but it fits the story very well. Like picture scrolls, like Ukiyo-e... just “Japanese”! The way to use Japanese patterns and Japanese motifs is really nice!! It depicts complicated hell in an easy-to-understand and cynical way, and it's both a learning experience and a lesson. Most of them are completed in one episode, so it's easy to read, and the tempo is good, so it progresses quickly even if there are many characters and animals. If Mr. Kitsune were really in hell, it would be a little easier to live in this world... I want to believe that bad people can be hit properly by bees.

A comedy about the devil, the devil, who is the confidant of King Enma, and his happy friends from hell surrounding him. It was also made into an anime, so I thought it would be interesting, so when I read it, it was really interesting! There are many characters, such as historical figures and characters from Japanese mythology, and the episodes related to each person are drawn in a comedic style and are easy to remember, so it might be a bit of learning (lol), and the hell that is the setting of the story is also explained in detail, and it makes me read it seriously ✨

The poisonous language and harshness of Mr. Kito against Enma-sama is the best! Thorough torture and an unwavering passion for work are fun if they aren't involved.