Reviews

Anime stands out starting from the fights, which are brilliantly portrayed, with opponents using all possible resources to defeat the main character. There's no sugarcoating here, unlike most anime where a yakuza member is reduced to a cute pet without own personality. Thankfully, we get something different here, starting with Kirishima, who treats Yoshino from the beginning like a pet that amuses him because she offers him something new and exciting, giving him emotions. There's no true great love here; the fact that the main character says he loves Yoshino shouldn't be taken seriously.I'm not saying I support these behaviors, but since this is a different type of romance from most, I appreciate this unconventional approach. We have a psychopath who was broken from the start, and as for Yoshino, it's exactly the same she manipulates the main character effortlessly. I don't see any deep love here it feels more like a relationship between a sociopath and a psychopath. By definition, a normal person wouldn't be able to function with him.In general, all the characters fit the atmosphere of the anime and are well-thought out, which can be appealing. The only downside is that there's too little of Shoma. If someone is disgusted by the toxic relationship in this anime but is fine with "Dandan" or "Alya" (romance) with its questionable sibling dynamics and cringe-worthy ecchi moments every episode, it's a bit odd. Either we treat anime as complete fiction, or anime like Mushoku Tensei with pedomc should have been canceled a long time ago.