Reviews for Manchuria Opium Squad Manga

The content is so intense, but it draws me in. There may be traumatic scenes depending on the person, but it's amazing that they compete from volume 1 to this point. This comic is amazing!

It's a dark side story. It's real, so there are probably many people who don't like it. Personally, it was very good. I'm curious about the continuation of the story.

Although it is fiction, it is a historical comic based on historical facts. There are also unbearable and miserable depictions, but I think it's interesting to read the story surrounding Ahn in Manchukuo, which is absolutely unrelated to Japanese people, making me think about various things. It's a genre I don't usually read, but I thought it was interesting enough even if I wasn't interested in history. They don't teach this kind of thing at school, do they?

A world where a boy with knowledge to refine the drug in the title gets involved. The atmospheric picture draws you in. Reika, who is also on the cover of volume 1, is beautiful and cute.

It was a bit scary because of the dark world view, such as the realism of wartime, but it was interesting because of the continuous excitement and excitement. I'm worried about the continuation.

I tried reading it and was curious, so I bought it. It's still volume 1, so it ends at the beginning of the story, but I'm curious about the continuation. It's not a bright story, but I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of story unfolds in the future. There are also cruel depictions and parts that make you feel depressed when reading, so I don't think it's suitable for people who don't like it.