Reviews for Getting Worked by a Yakuza in a Bathhouse Manga

This review contains spoilers. I think it's already the TL route. I misunderstood, sorry. It's a story about the heroine, who took over debt, and a yakuza with a relationship with her father planning to rebuild a public bath. It's good that the heroine is a character that moves forward without feeling sad and without hesitation. Also, the Yakuza guy looks and feels great. It's a story where I'm worried about the future as to how W2 people will progress, and I'm personally sweet to add points to the three white eyes and the detailed ones. Also, there is a certain work, but it makes me want to go to a public bath.

This review contains spoilers. What about the title and cover? I was interested, and when I read it, it was a romantic comedy with a good sense of taste! The debt my father left to the yakuza and to the public bath! For some reason, Miyako is doted on by Hebitsuka-san the Yakuza. In front of Miyako, she looks like a boy and is so cute! I'm looking forward to the future for both of them! He's not a royal handsome guy, but I'm attracted to Mr. Hebazuka~

This review contains spoilers. When I thought the title was a wow development, it was about Miyako, a healthy heroine who manages a public bath to pay off her parents' debts. The hero is kind, probably because of the romantic comedy. There seems to be a past between the two, so I'm worried.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about the main character who lost his father, who was in debt and took over the old public bath, and Yaoza's older brother, who adores the main character for some reason. It's a bit of a gag taste. The main character is older. My older brother is just a member with subordinates, and he doesn't seem like a young man or anything. Somehow the plot comes up as a successor or something that sticks together, but I wonder how they get along with normal group members. What will happen with the management of public baths, including redevelopment issues, and the relationship between the two... As of now, there are no scenes where the protagonist is clearly aware of his partner as a romantic target. My partner has romantic feelings for the time being, but since I feel like my childhood memories are dragging on, it seems like there will be another turbulence here. I don't think there's a woman I don't like because of the look and character of Hebazuka. Long live the snake boy.

This review contains spoilers. It's not a love story, so it's interesting to watch ♪ Also, the sight of the girl dealing with the main character doting on her without knowing it is another great point! I'm looking forward to the continuation ♪

This review contains spoilers. Normally, in this setting, the resort development scion would probably raise the ground using the yakuza, but the yakuza lend money to keep the public bath alive, and the scion who wants to raise the ground doesn't use the yakuza, and it's an impossible story about everyone who wants to raise the ground. It's not that there are good yakuza, but it also depicts the harsh circumstances of how they had no choice but to become a yakuza, and it's like a comedy, and it's not flimsy.

This review contains spoilers. It's easy to think that it's a story about manners and customs from the title, but in reality, “I have the yakuza just work in the bath” is more correct. Public baths are popular recently, so it's a good theme. Even if you're not interested in public baths, you can enjoy it as a love story. I'm looking forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about the title and started reading it, but I was thrilled by the illustration on the cover where the heroine & hero had a slightly wet, slightly dangerous atmosphere, and the scene at the public bath where the 10,000 bills at the beginning were scattered all over the place was “Where is it?” Then, I was drawn all at once into the story, which progressed at a good tempo from there. I want to do my best to support the heroine, who struggles to protect her precious place, and I'm also really curious about how her relationship with the mysterious Yakuza Hebazuka-san, who is awfully kind to her, will go.? It's a fun romantic comedy with a strong sense of comedy, and at the same time, I think it's also a coming-of-age story and life reconstruction story for the heroine, so I'm going to watch over it with warm eyes while hoping that a brilliant future awaits.?

This review contains spoilers. It was different from what I had imagined, and there was also an element of a romantic comedy where I arbitrarily imagined that it would be even more disastrous and heavy