Reviews for Acid Town Manga

An insanely funny remark. I was pretty addicted to it and read it all at once.

(Free reading) The story begins when 17-year-old Yuki (Yukio), who lives in an immigrant district, runs into the Yakuza office to steal for her sickly brother's hospital expenses, and meets Hyodo, a young head of the Seidokai Association. A favor received from a friend. Settlement with past causal relationships. The speculation behind the Yakuza conflict. A place where people wander in search of news. A shackle that gets entangled whether you take it off or not. A relationship that should not be known to anyone... Mysteries call up mysteries, the harassment increases as the mystery continues... but huh? Who and when did they meet? What kind of relationship do these people have? and a bit confused. So when I made my own correlation chart of the characters, the story was clear! Suddenly, it became interesting. I'm moved to find reviews from people I'm following now (before I followed you)...! The review “The reading quality is comparable to 'Chirping Birds Don't Flap Their Wings'” is perfect (as amazing). How many times while reading “Don't stop!” While shouting, I wonder if it made me want to shake off the hands of my family and friends who stopped them and run to the town of the story (no, I can't go). Every time Hyodo's eyes look at me (he's not looking), he's excited and he involuntarily closes his eyes (idiot). I feel like the story loop that was open has come back in volume 6. We should finally be on our way to climax next. I'll be waiting for as long as I can!

By the time I've read up to volume 2, Tetsu is really too bad, and I'm wondering if it would be interesting if I just read it like this. Even though I like Yuki, I only do things that hurt her, and I'm not prepared to hold her back. However, the obstacle was not ruled out, and it went backwards, and after already being kidnapped, Yuki was kidnapped! I'm making a lot of noise. Maybe it looks like the main character, but is it a mob character? Does Yuki stick with Yakuza's uncle? If you keep reading, will you be able to see Tetsu in action? I don't care about spoilers, so please let someone know.

I read it with great momentum. It's a profound story where the characters' pasts are intricately intertwined. The picture is also very beautiful. Each has a heavy past, and speculations that cannot be understood only on the surface swirl and are drawn in. The BL feeling is weak, but it is an attractive enough work. It's still unfinished, so I want to read the rest soon.

I'm stupid for stopping at volume 1 before! Why haven't I read it until now! It's a really, really well-crafted story. I wonder if the story will move with Yukio, the main character who appears in volume 1, and it's a new story starting from volume 4! Ooh! Isn't it Yukio the main character?! the real thing starts here?! Like, the story changes more and more from the point of view of several groups, so each psychological depiction is also very polite! Right now, there are only 6 volumes, but I wonder how many volumes it will go up to with the collection of foreshadowing included! So exciting! The main story is about the Yakuza world, and all of the side characters involved in it (or the main character if you think of it as a mob character) are all connected, sad, pathetic, and complicated! I want everyone to be happy soon, but it's even harder because I know it's not that easy since it's a Yakuza world.

I was drawn more and more into the story. The full story of what gradually becomes clear in thoughts and history revealed from each point of view. I can't help but want to read more soon...! As others have mentioned in their reviews, this work is mainly about stories and human patterns.

I'm drawn in when I read it, and the stories are connected in various places, so it's interesting. I wonder if they'll continue to come out soon...

It's interesting. There are a lot of characters, and they each have complicated relationships, and the story also goes back and forth between the past and present, so even though it's confusing in my head, it's interesting, so I read on!

When I started reading it with a light feeling, I was drawn into the story and read it all at once. The story is elaborate and interesting, and it makes me cry. If you think of it as a supporting character, isn't it actually the main character? That's the depth of the story. Anyway, I'm worried about the continuation. I wanted to come across this work after it was finished.

Yakuza's BL feel is weak, but the settings are very solid and easy to read. The downside is that it will take a few years for the next volume to come out. I want to read more soon.

The story of Yakuza is mostly difficult, and it's hard to understand who the main character is... there are a lot of characters this time too, but it was interesting and I loved it. I'm glad that so many scary but kind people came out. I'm worried about the continuation.

I'm drawn more and more into the well-made story. The picture is perfect too. The content is pretty heavy, but I want to read more.

I wonder if it's a BL work. The content of the story in the Yak ◯ film is interesting. I want to read the future soon!

A very well-developed human relationship. It's deep and interesting. I love all the characters ✌

As I read on, it seemed like a dark story, I was completely addicted to it! It's irresistible that each intricately intertwined relationship connects to a single line as the story progresses! The story has improved and I can't stop, I recommend it!

I learned that the characters were connected to the past one after another, and combined with the underground world, I was drawn very much into the story. I'm looking forward to seeing how it will be completed.

I think the category doesn't have to be BL. I definitely want men to read it too. I'm really excited to see what will happen in the future.