Reviews for I Won't Fall For the Infatuated Yakuza's Affections! Manga

This review contains spoilers. I liked Meditation, so I bought it by the author. The story of the yakuza granddaughter, who is a young lady who is too boxed this time, and a yandere boy who tries to make her dependent on herself by all means because she wants to be needed by her was also very good. If you only watch one episode, what is this man!? However, since you can understand past stories at an insanely early stage, when you reread them, you can look at them in a slightly different way, as the author says, and it's twice as tasty. The past stories also feel like they're just an overview of how I became obsessed with the young lady, so it would be interesting if more of the hero's past were revealed in the future. I'm looking forward to the end to see if she can become independent, which is the heroine's goal.

This review contains spoilers. Riko is too pure and cute in love, but Iori is too dark. deep deep. But that's good again, isn't it? I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. The doting is so great, so great!!! The heroine who tries her best to stand on her own is so cute! I'm curious about the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. I already really liked it from the title, but after reading it, I fell in love with it even more! I was also wondering if it was doting or close to dependency, but I wasn't offended at all when I read it! I'm worried about the continuation

This review contains spoilers. I like Love in the Underworld, so I bought this one too. I finished reading Iori's past and the weight of love leading to it, Toriko-chan was so cute! I'm curious about the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. The combination of the granddaughter of the Gokudō family and the caretaker with heavy love was pretty royal, so there was no novelty, but Iori's “If it's for your daughter, they'll kill people too, but what?” The feeling of a yandere penetrated through, and it was interesting. The young lady, to be honest, had never even carried tableware herself, but she often suddenly thought she would do a part-time job... I wish I could start by doing my own personal things at home. There's so little common sense that it's dangerous, so I can clearly understand the feeling that Iori wants to watch while being restrained. I'm very concerned about the whereabouts of their love between the heroine who thinks “Iori must leave” and Iori, who is together all the time and wants to be pampered by Delodero, and the two have hugging thoughts and actions even though they have both feelings.