Reviews for High School boy and Yakuza Manga

There were reviews from other people, but it ended unexpectedly. I'm curious about the continuation!

The story is so proper that I'm watching a short drama, and I like the content. The pictures are beautiful, and I like the characters. DK, young and definitely! I want them to be happy! I'm really worried about the continuation!

hey! cool! cute! Kyun! But when I suddenly came back to myself, high school students were being sold their bodies to yakuza. What's more, the reason is my parents' debt. I was taken to the young head of the yakuza I met for the first time, and when I thought about Saki's feelings about selling my body, I couldn't stand it...

I was abducted and threatened because of my parents' debts, and when I offered my best looking body, I unexpectedly fell in love with it. They are more kind to me than my real parents, and on the contrary, I fall in love with them. It's complicated, but I'm glad I love you.

This is a story about two people who were not blessed with love from their parents and build a love. The only thing that feels like a yakuza is the first encounter scene, and in fact, only nice people feel at ease. It's a part that Saki doesn't show, and it seems like they're also doing dark work behind the scenes, but there aren't many depictions of that part. It was a wonderful last that gave me hope for the future. I want to read the sequel to Sweet 2.

I haven't left out the BL part. So, it's hard to say that I'm good at painting too. However, the social content included in the entertainment is very profound. The reality is that the child minister is full and the staff are full. It's not as simple as saying that aid is delivered where it is really needed, and socially vulnerable people are not cornered (it's also difficult to define a socially vulnerable person or draw a line). I'm glad the story itself had a happy ending, but it made me think.

The story unfolds quickly, and since the main character, Saki, and the Yakuza group leader's painful upbringing don't go too deep, it's a bright story overall. For me, I'd like it to progress a little more slowly, but since it's expressed in a simple way, it was nice that I was able to enjoy it with a light feeling without crying. The appearance of Saki grilling yakimochi by the handsome Kazuki is so cute that it draws me in. I am relieved to watch how two people, who were not blessed with parents, seek each other with deep love and fill the gaps in their hearts. The reason it's minus 1 star is because I feel like I want a little more depth in the story. But the story progresses at a good tempo, so I recommend it because you can read it without getting tired of it.

I read it before, but I read this for the first time in a long time to know and read the spin-off with Ryo ✕ Yui in the lead role. Read it in Ho. Well, speaking of common stories, that's up until then, but both Kazumi and Saki were in tears because they had a miserable childhood without being blessed with parents. Speaking of feeling sorry for Saki's mother, I feel sorry, but I wonder if she couldn't do anything. I'm glad Saki is liked by Kazumi! Even though it's a special environment, I'm glad I had a family, and I want them to be happy.

No matter how hard they try to attack, at best, they only look like college students. Children are not obligated to repay their parents' debts, and it is an illusion that the yakuza act as a safety net.

Personally, I don't like the design, so I think I'll end up with a trial reading, but I think the story itself is a kind story about a DK boy who was saved by 893.

I've read quite a few comics called Yakuza x Yankee, but this is the first time I'm addicted to it! The Yankees, who initially didn't like it, gradually became bonded... it's God!!

The beginning is in debt, but what about the other party's yakuza? I thought so and started reading it, but I was drawn into the story and read it all at once. The dark, yakuza-like scene was a recollection scene, but since there weren't many, I was able to read it until the end.

After becoming a mistress due to debt, she was taken care of and was no longer alone, and the way she found joy in that was also sad. I'm glad I was able to seize happiness.

It's easy to have a setting where the yakuza's mistress because of her mother's debts... even though it's DK, gets carried away by a very good-looking yakuza in debt. Kazumi's obsessive love is heavy.

I'm worried that there are places where the pictures look sloppy, as seen in other people's reviews, and even though I was getting into the story, I was drawn back to reality by the pictures, and conversely, didn't the story unfold too fast? Why is my little brother so easily forgiven for doing such a thing? There was a point where it got caught, and it was 4 stars.