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June 24, 2022
This is definitely what I would tag as "crack" on ao3. It has short chapters with not that much text per page, so it is easy to follow; you won't get tired even if you have to check the dictionary often. The chapters are episodic, and the main characters are likeable. The humor leans very heavily on what is expected of the yakuza versus what actually happened (example with a spoiler - when the landlady visits the ex-yakuza husband opens the door seemingly covered in blood, swooning on t
June 24, 2022
This is a really fun series, with interesting and lovable characters. I was invested in them both as individual, and as a pairing. I also appreciated that it was about working adults and not students.
The language is full of game slang as well as animanga slang, especially regarding fandom slang, which means it could be difficult to understand sometimes and required more digging than just jisho. Sometimes I only found the meaning of the word by using Japanese websites with no English translatio
This volume we continue to follow Detective Katayama as he tries to solve a tangled web of murders happening one after another at his sister's workplace. Moreover, they seem to be related to an unsolved murder case from two years ago.
It is similarly fast-paced to the first volume in the series. The plot was entertaining, the characters less so - there were some inconsistencies and hardly any character development, although it didn't hinder my enjoyment of the story all that much. I thought the