Tokyo, 1992: Teaching Kendo at a Shrine

How come it's the same theme as 66?

Of all people to learn from, why not Shenwu Liuliu?

The Tokyo Dojo of Godly Witch 66 is real. It's finished, but it has a huge appendix, leaving him partially paralyzed. #(So cute)

The author overestimates this kind of low-level yakuza. The only means of survival for yakuza is violence. These low-level yakuza, focused on debt collection, can't beat the protagonist with violence, and they can't handle underhanded tactics. The protagonist, an underage, invincible individual, can simply cut off and destroy the troublemaker's thumb or break their leg to cripple them. If a yakuza makes a mistake and cuts off a finger, they can have it reattached at a hospital afterwards; otherwise, it's equivalent to losing their grasping ability. Therefore, there are ways to allow and disallow finger reattachment. Disallowing finger reattachment is a very serious offense. The consequences for yakuza creatures who survive through violence and lose their grasping ability are self-evident.

A feeling of déjà vu

Kiryu Kazuma #(funny)

It has a bit of a "startup" vibe to it #(funny)

He has a criminal record; let's talk about it in 500,000 words first. #(Funny)

My record is verifiable; wait until I reach 500,000 before kicking me.

I hope this book can be as true as a dragon.