Payment Currency:
$ USD
A Girl & Her Guard Dog
Synopsis
Isaku never asked to be the daughter of a yakuza boss, but when her parents died in a car accident when she was 5, her gangster grandfather took her in and raised her as part of the clan. After years of being avoided by her schoolmates because of her family ties, Isaku is finally ready to make her high-school debut, live a normal life, and maybe even find love...until loyal family servant and Isaku's dedicated guardian, 26-year-old Keiya, enters high school right alongside her and vows to protect her from all of the above! Now she's got a chain-smoking, pistol-wielding knight-in-shining(?)-armor to deal with, and navigating high school besides? What's a young lady to do?!
- Volumes
Review
kapu02
(All reviews)
15
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
|
The story is wholesome and the artstyle is insanely pretty but I only recommend Ojou to Banken with huge caveat. You know, my trigger tolerance thresholds usually run high due to the spicy sixdigits I read, but even I had to turn off my brain for the grooming behavior to not affect my enjoyment. If I see this happen in real life I'll likely puke.
Not to be judgemental but if you think normalising such a relationship under the pretext of protection is not gross we can't be friends. I'll be judging you from 200 read more
Vamphr
(All reviews)
7
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
|
Ojou to Banken-kun is so interesting to read, The story at first might make you feel hesitant but it's absolutely not what you think it's a comedic and romantic story.
The characters:
Utou Keiya, the male leader is so cute and protective, (he's so hot AAA)
Senagaki Isaku, the female lead is also cute and sometimes clumsy but she's determined.
I honestly wish they make this a anime but i doubt that.
If you’re like me and love reading Romance Mangas + with a handsome ML then read more