A sweet, young nurse: “I’ll help you make your dreams come true.”
The golden-haired brat’s big sister: “Big Sis, I used to do all the hard work for you. Isn’t it your turn now?”
An F-rank campus beauty who won’t say yes, even after receiving gifts: “You won’t agree? Then let’s see if I agree.”
A white-haired yakuza heiress with no choice: “Don’t worry. I’ll be your rock.”
A sister with no blood relation: “…”
As Hane Kawa Ryo cracks down on delinquents in Tokyo and enjoys life, he suddenly realizes that there’s more to this world than meets the eye.
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Years later, Hane Kawa Ryo has become the head of state of the island nation, outranking the emperor and wielding more power than the prime minister.
“What? The ocean-dumping plan has been canceled.” Good. That’s a contribution to environmental protection.
“What? The entire Yasukuni Shrine has been burned down.” Nice work.
“What? You’re cracking down on historical revisionism.” I approve.
“What? Chinese antiques have been stolen from the museum.” Good riddance… Wait, no. I’m at odds with that thief!
It's hard to imagine that this book would have a plot from an ancient novel like the miracle doctor coming down from the mountain. Although this is a comic book world, but... Well, I can't make it up. In fact, I should have realized something was wrong when I saw Kidou's acupuncture skills.
I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 25. Isn't this female nurse and her family normal people?