Reviews for Police in a Pod Manga

This review contains spoilers. It seems that the artist was a female police officer, and if she had this much drawing power, she would surely have been sought after as a “caricature investigator”? It's a “cute pattern” that has no problems even when published in a women's magazine instead of a youth magazine, and if you remove the culprit, you can read it heartwarming in organizations and environments where there are basically no “villains.” Occasionally, there are scenes where both male and female police officers drink in a room or have a joint party, and the younger generation is the same everywhere, even here, it's heartwarming. (Women seem to want to hide their occupations.) dare? As a “secret to making reading more enjoyable,” the characters have an interesting “unique catchball pattern of conversation” the same every time, so I think it's better to read at a pace of about one episode a day rather than reading it clearly. It's a pretty rough parable, but “Tora-san” is also a “royal one-pattern,” especially from the beginning to the middle, and until the end with a few works left, so watching 2 or more works in a row is the same as being pretty tough if you're not a big fan. Recently, there have been quite serious developments, but basically it is a heartwarming policeman manga that protects the safety of citizens in a fictional prefecture called “Okajima Prefecture” (there don't seem to be any dialects that suggest where), under one jurisdiction.