Reviews for My Home Hero Manga

This review contains spoilers. Currently, I have read up to 8 volumes that have already been purchased. Originally, I liked all of Asamoto sensei's original works, so I was looking forward to this one too, but it was interesting after all. Dads who risk their lives against a half-guru group for their family are cool. Also, there are places where my mother is also more active than I expected. It was a very interesting work with a good tempo and thrilling storyline. Even though it's to protect the family, it's also a very interesting place to see what kind of ending the father, who has borne the crime of murder, will have at the end.

This review contains spoilers. Something... it's either way, it's scary in a lot of ways. I read it while thinking that I wouldn't like it if it were real. The author is amazing, and I want it to just end up in the manga world.

This review contains spoilers. When I started reading it casually, I didn't think it was such an interesting work that would disappoint my expectations. It unfolded so fast that when it came out, the main character, who was like a normal salaryman, was quickly turned around in half a blink of an eye, and my daughter's boyfriend messed up. When I thought it would be a big deal if I did something like this, it quickly became a big deal, but my wife got involved and got through it. Can you do this no matter how much you love mystery? When I thought about it, actually... it came up... That's amazing.

This review contains spoilers. Somehow when I read it for a trial, I fell in love with it all at once. Highlights include the main character, who repeatedly commits crimes to protect his family, and the story where I'm worried about the next development.

This review contains spoilers. This year was the most interesting. The main character has been in danger for quite a while, so I can't stop being harassed, but it feels good to be able to get through with a full rotation of my head. Once Kyoichi's story was over, I was wondering how it would expand from here on out, but it unfolded furiously due to village customs and the emergence of new anti-Guru forces. Unlike the quiet mental warfare and brain battle in the early stages, it was a development with quite a bit of movement, and there was also a different kind of fun. I'm looking forward to Part 3.

This review contains spoilers. Murder by an ordinary married couple who lacked (as if) a sense of fear. Seems like adrenaline was just coming out. It's unscrupulous, but it's interesting. The story unfolds from a couple who unavoidably end up killing people and try to dispose of dead bodies without incident. What's this what's this? What made me fall into a strange feeling is that the couple, who seem to be anywhere, began an eccentric act like bluntly boiling a dead body in the bath, as if carrying out daily paperwork without exchanging emotions. I thought I'd start with 3 minute cooking. The action and tension don't match at all, and the realistic thoughts about the future that cross the protagonist's head when they finish one job are interesting because of this strangeness. The movement of feelings is very interesting. In order to protect my family, I become stronger because I am weak. Murders are repeated, and the story unfolds more and more, making it even more interesting. The fun doesn't diminish at all. It's amazing... I've read up to the latest issue (18), and it's really interesting.

This review contains spoilers. When I started reading it, I thought it was super boring, but as the development progressed, it became more and more interesting. An ordinary office worker, Tetsuo Tosu, is a family of 3 with his wife and daughter. The story begins with the feeling that my daughter is receiving DV from her boyfriend (half-grade)... It's boring at first, but it gets interesting from the time my half-guru friend Kyoichi came out. It's a development where you can't take your eyes off Tetsuo Tosu's psychological warfare, strategy, and the strength of half-guru leader Kubo. I cried when Kyoichi's friend Kanai died... I think the author is also good at showing. I recommend it!