Reviews for The Peerless Yakuza's Finest Touch: An Inescapable Marriage Contract Manga

This review contains spoilers. When I thought it was a one-pattern story with the Yakuza, it was surprising... the heroine is pretty strong. The picture also has a sense of speed and fits the story of the yakuza story. After all, the top of the Yakuza looks good, and if you're not smart, you won't be able to show off your charisma. I'm interested in Ototora-kun.

This review contains spoilers. I love his sex appeal and persistence! The main character is also bonded, and the cute expression makes me amazed. It's nice that the car scene after the incident after the tentative divorce brought out his feelings even more!

This review contains spoilers. Honestly, the worldview drawn by this artist is full of contradictions and I can't understand it, and there are many parts that make me want to make it a little more properly, but I'm carried away by the appeal of the man who appears, and I think it's more amazing than anything else that makes me feel like I want to watch him even if the meaning of the story is unknown... Personally, starting with the meeting place, “huh?” I couldn't keep up with it. There are no casinos in Japan, so it's probably an illegal casino run by the Yakuza. Even though Tsure was enthusiastic, I was terrified by the protagonist, who followed the pick-up man and followed dubious stores... without hesitation, acting too carelessly. The man named Yano, who imposed debts on the protagonist, hasn't appeared since the beginning, but should we rather be happy that he wasn't taken to the hotel by a man named Yano... Even if they were brought in, I think they are taking actions that can only be described as self-earned. Well, I was made to marry Shinobu, who is a yakuza, because of the debt that Yano was burdened with. To be honest, he's also someone I don't really understand. In the first place, even though I know it was Yano who got into debt, am I the only one who thinks that even if he writes the name of the main character, Yuki, and is handed a loan with the stolen seal stamped on it, no, write your name on it... and don't accept it? I knew that was her name, and I thought it would be a threatening story, so I guess Shinobu dared to take it... As a result, they got married and flirted, but my sister wouldn't be attracted to a girl like this... I can only think that they will break up as soon as they think about it realistically, or that they will get bored with shinobi along the way and be sold as a custom or something. Well, since it's a comic, Shinobu will probably continue to have a strong crush on Yuki until the end. It's zero reality, but I think it's good to have dreams. The settings for Yakuza are stuck no matter what. I understand the idea that dangerous men are attractive, but on the contrary, I feel uncomfortable with Shinobi, who loves Yuki as if he were a fairly normal man. It seems like the setting is Yakuza where you can kill and sell people without hesitation, so I think there should be a further difference in way of thinking from Yuki. So I thought Shinobi should have gone further, to the point where they don't understand normal ways of thinking. It's probably the power of love, but I wonder if Yuki, who can be by Shinobi's side without problems, is an idiot or has his heart set... Ah, the erotic depiction is the best work.