Reviews for Yakuza and Renge Manga

This review contains spoilers. From the beginning, I was reading while wondering where this story would land. I'm very happy with the ending! After I finished reading it, I felt relieved. With this heavy content, I'm really glad they finished it so refreshingly.

This review contains spoilers. I really like the picture! I cried and read up to volume 6 of what would happen if it was sad and ephemeral. I've been thinking about it for a long time! The relationship between siblings is also tearful. I'm glad Renge and Kuro-kun are cute and have a happy ending! I'm happy!

This review contains spoilers. They were stuck in a miserable situation, were confined, did not receive a proper education, and spent their days just being held. However, after I met Kuro-kun, I was finally able to live as a single person, and I learned about love. Renge is Kuro-kun's first love and has always been cherished, and at last, their feelings have come through, and they don't sparkle at all, and while they're overcast if anything, the two people they have feelings for each other look very bright. I Can Cry (ToT)

This review contains spoilers. I recommend it to those who want to read Yakuza stuff. I've read up to 3 volumes. It's not a sweet story like a girls' manga, and there's a reality that makes you think that maybe there are children who grew up like this. The close relationship between parents like demons who sell their children, the horror of yakuza, and sexual customs is just like a movie. What the author has been able to draw up to this point is not only his meticulous coverage, but the story is so wonderful that it makes me feel that they might have had a close experience. I think the name Renge comes from the Minami Myōhō Renge Kyō. (It seems that this word and Buddhist paintings, including Kannon statues, are often used for tattoos) It seems that this phrase is an example of a Buddha who persuades and leads people with a clean heart without being stained in a quagmire world. It would be sad if it came from a place called White Flower Blooming in the Mud, but I think it fits. The language of lotus flowers says, “Please save me.” There is a lotus flower and a tattoo that looks like a lotus flower on Kyosuke's arm, and I think it would be nice if it came up in future episodes. Salvation is Kyosuke's presence, and I hope things will gradually brighten up in the future.

This review contains spoilers. There's a sense of sadness, but I'm addicted to the atmosphere. I want Renge to be happy with Kuro-kun, but it seems like there are a lot of things going on.

This review contains spoilers. A hero who saves her when she is surrounded by yakuza. But again, yakuza. It's an outlaw film, but he'll become addicted to her. You shouldn't get addicted to it, though. I'm looking forward to seeing how it goes!