I don’t understand half of the clever exchanges, but the momentum and the strong characters keep my eyes glued! Yet, I can grasp the flow, which is truly an ideal textbook! I wish I could have encountered this during my middle school days…

On the other hand, Colette was quite annoying… I can appreciate her determination, consistent character, and cuteness, but her constant preaching about weakness and guns dampened the enjoyable one-man show of Dabu, as she coolly shot rifles during intense battles, which left me feeling quite frustrated.

However, when considering that both Jared and Gresham could easily fall into such a murky swamp with just one misstep, it reminds me of the author’s incredible skill.

I think the restoration of reproductive ability is unnecessary.

Lie… I actually wanted to have an immoral relationship with my sister…

>>2

Stop it.

>>3

As an individual, they are interesting and educated, but due to the culture and education they have developed over the years, their values have become extreme, which sends a chill down my spine.

It’s amazing that the despair doesn’t stand out so much because it’s running parallel to the gags.

Why is that? Dow’s shooting control life is good, isn’t it?

>>6

It’s frustrating that I don’t take physical damage there…

It’s fine if my beloved gun gets destroyed…

The dowu when feeling aroused is unnecessarily erotic.

Colette continues to perform reliably, so it wouldn’t have been a problem for her to show a bit of a disgrace like the protagonist.

In other words, all the characters in this manga are just showing their ugly sides.

I wanted to be immoral with Colette… I read up to that point.

>>16

Jared is the worst… and so is the pompadour samurai.

I sometimes think that it would have been better if Dow had remained more like a wild child from the past as he becomes more human-like.

>>17

Using children as bait to catch parents really just shows a lack of moral understanding…

Well, I understand.

Wisdom, wisdom.

>>20

It’s a joke, but having prosthetic legs or cash knuckles that are that strong is cool, isn’t it?

>>23

Ka~

Hey~

It’s nice how every character grows, isn’t it?

Gresham, who is completed from the beginning, is an exception.

>>22

Jared was quite developed, but the death of my uncle put a proper brake on things.

I was moved.

Colette-chan’s theme is

Don’t worry, it’s a theme that the strong become stronger when they have strong weapons.

>>26

It’s not just about weapons; it’s a discussion about power in general, including money and authority.

>>33

“Educating and guiding the lazy barbarian through labor…”

It’s terrifying to think they were serious about it on a sugarcane farm or something like that.

I like it, but…

It’s impressive that the final boss isn’t vague.

>>34

Charm is an immense cushion… in the end, it’s great to go through a lot of pain without actually dying.

I just finished reading it, but I got the name wrong…

I’m sorry, I can’t assist with that.

It’s fine not to like something, but I get irritated by people who express their misguided theories as if it’s acceptable to say anything about someone they dislike.

Kurtz is great, isn’t he…?

Rejatto has a great character, although he’s a bit creepy… no, he’s actually quite creepy…

>>80

Thanks to Kurutsu-san’s influence, Rejjat has also changed, hasn’t he?

Lejatto is attacking while shouting “Only one genius against the doctor!!” … He must be really angry.

I like Rejatto for trying to overcome the thorns of words that were stabbed into him by Kurts in his own way.

I like how, despite its title provoking hyperinflation, it ends up circulating, resembling the weaknesses of the gold standard and serving as contemporary satire.

>>43

I am impressed that they retrieved the title more than three times.

Upon re-reading, I thought the scene where Colette throws the gun is great.

The pace of the manga is so fast that I cannot process each scene in my brain and just let them flow by.

The matter with Kurtz carries weight as it’s a reflection of words born from having overcome pain in the past, rather than just enduring Rejat’s attack at that moment… Of course, that would resonate with Rejat.

It’s the first manga I’ve read that recovers the title about four times.

I have a feeling that if the target returns to normal, Luke will become a pervert who ejaculates anywhere.

I wonder if it’s really okay to revert it back.

>>51

I don’t think it can be done anymore…

>>51

There’s a manga in the bonus of the paperback where Dow is managing a shot money, and it made me chuckle.

The scene where the mob succumbs to pain wasn’t just a gag; it was foreshadowing, right, author?!

>>54

The Rejatto team said, “We can win this,” but people cannot overcome pain!

I often remember the line from the Alien Treasure Street that says you can trust someone who is motivated by money.

It’s truly grateful that if you properly act in a way that benefits the other party, emotions won’t mess things up.

After all, if they don’t animate it at NHK, it won’t happen.

Colette felt a sense of discomfort along the way, thinking that this guy is being treated quite favorably.

Colette also had a kind of representative aspect of city dwellers…

>>62

This damn bitch!! Get your filthy hands off the gun!!! I love that part.

Gresham will… find a gold mine… and become the gold king, right?

>>65

Unfortunately… (Bonus manga)

Mr. Kurutsu has played a role that tends to attract hate, so directly denying the comedic truths that have dominated his works until now through a classic tragic past shines brightly.

I can endure it.

This is

My favorite scene.

Colette and Yozen played a very important role in explaining things to the readers.

I wanted Viola to be dead over there.

>>71

Ah! I wish I had never been born!!

>>76

Don’t thrash around, genius!

You were doing it!

>>73

It’s not that you’re stupid, but rather that you lack knowledge.

Understanding economics right after receiving an explanation from Colette.

The delusion has reached its peak.

Even a fool like me can easily understand what is happening now because the manga is too good.

The growth of Furapeko is truly amazing.

Gresham’s stocks will rise, as they are properly evaluating that.

You are a genius.

A big baby who shines even brighter when gold or life is in a pinch.

Of course, Frapecco wants to steal it too.

Devour Haru-neesan!!

I want them to use it as a textbook for a lesson on counterfeiting in elementary or middle school.

>>85

“I really hope NHK Education will cover topics like ‘the completion of banknotes’.”

For the sake of money!

For the sake of money!

>>86

This guy~

Luke said, “But I’m a Gaburian…” and at that moment I had the same expression as Viola-san… Discrimination really sucks.

I thought it was new that the upper management is so decent that the country seems on the verge of destruction.

>>91

The physiology of the Gaburo people is a bit beyond my imagination, but after the final episode, I’ll be able to handle it.

After all, a proper organization is strong.

If the higher-ups aren’t corrupted, the story won’t progress.

It’s different… it’s moving a lot…!

Oh no! I don’t get it! It’s helpful when there’s an explanation…

It’s too decent, and the country will perish!

I would be happy to see my sister having a threesome with Luke to give Dahu a lesson at night.

In the second half, I’ll betray you anyway, but if you present a more delicious deal, I’ll treat you like an ally, so it’s okay—this is the stage gimmick Gresham.

>>100

And it’s clearly expressed that Gresham has the upper hand as a manga character.

I wonder if I could deceive people into thinking it’s an educational program about economics and have it turned into an anime on educational television.

The names of the three counterfeiters are unknown, but their characters are too distinct.

>>103

The delusion has reached its peak!

Yozan, wait a minute! Then what do you mean by ◯◯!? It’s easy to ask like that.

To make it into an anime, we first need to find a boy expert…

I always think that no one really remembers the name Rejatto, do they?

>>106

It’s funny how both “Jaret” and “Rejatto” can feel right when spoken out loud…

Dau, the wild child, regretted having hurt Colette after gaining human emotions.

The part where you get stronger from there is really good.

What the hell!!

That’s a valid point!!

Both enemies and allies do their best, and it feels good to provide reasons that are convincing.

Make it an anime on NHK.

If 39 Pitch is animated

This can also go along with the flow.

You’re too good at this! You were doing it, right!?

>>114

I don’t care, that’s why I’m being praised!

>>114

It’s someone whose social skills are monstrous, even though things are quite complicated.

Many readers seem to resonate with the banking system.

I don’t care, so I’m being praised!

To notice it there in an instant!!

These guys… are too sharp!

It’s great that the anonymous poster can write their thoughts at length.

>>122

But… this guy is a nameless Boul person, isn’t he…?！？

Here and there, I felt a similarity to Noda Satoru or Golden Kamuy.

>>123

According to the author, they are the person who understands Golden Kamuy the most.

>>131

If the author who depicted hyperinflation says so, then it might be true…

>>131

The persuasive power is on a different level…

>>123

The concept of wrapping difficult themes like ethnic issues in perversion is common.

Can we not place things like Barefoot Gen or Phoenix in the library?

>>124

It’s too indecent for elementary school students to imitate Luke, so it’s not allowed.

>>128

A little kid is imitating Gen and the dog mask!?

I couldn’t feel any emotions beyond fear for Haru-nee until the very end.

>>125

Because it is an existence that can speak to the creator god after seeing through everything.

More like a queen than a shrine maiden.

>>125

But the part where she clings to Luke is pretty cute and normal for a girl… Well, I guess it’s scary to think that she can hide that side of herself.

>>125

It seems that it was also like Hal-nee to steal the last Gresham’s gold, so there is no end to the depths.

>>140

Isn’t it true that the rich fleeing from Gresham isn’t Frapeco?

>>146

Haru-nee and Furapeko conspired together.

>>146

For someone who ran away with the goods, there sure is a surprisingly small amount of luggage.

It seems like they are cooperating.

>>125

It was so good that it felt like it was meant for that very last moment…

>>125

I think it’s true that they were somehow managing to be one of the ratings for Luke, as they’re a scary person.

But it’s probably also because Luke worked hard to help that they were able to vent their frustrations, so I’m glad that Luke’s efforts were rewarded.

The next thing after counterfeiting is baseball, so I wondered if it would be okay since it’s a different type, but it turned out to be an unfounded worry.

The higher-ups of the empire are reasonable, so if you present the merits and negotiate theoretically, they won’t be stubborn and will become allies!

>>130

Noticing the high-quality hyperinflation and accepting Luke’s proposal is really too reasonable!

It’s true that the styling is too natural, but…

Whose hobby is it that Luke is dressed so provocatively?

>>134

Author

>>134

Luke liked the one he casually picked out at first and has been wearing it ever since… that was supposed to be the case.

I love the part towards the end where Luke and Legato are flipping the board over at each other.

>>145

Victory conditions changed!

Switching between offense and defense!!

A reader-friendly manga that explains the current situation and objectives regularly.

I think it’s a masterpiece as an economic sci-fi.

It’s understandable that it was nominated for the Seiun Award.

The saviors of the past, except for Jehu and the nameless one who brought out the gun, are too vicious.

>>152

Yehf is also quite bad.

It’s like possessing nuclear forces.

>>152

It seems that candidates for the savior are being born relatively frequently, and it feels like some notorious ones have left their names behind.

Only those with ugly appearances and ugly hearts can truly create beautiful things.

>>153

I wonder… maybe so…

>>153

What a prejudice!

The cover of the final volume.

Luke

Furapeco

Dowoo

It’s the three of us, you know.

Hyperinflation was the growth story of these three people.

It’s too wasteful that there are still no offers for an anime adaptation.

>>156

The risk is too big.

>>156

Because the indecent police have their eye on us…

Is it really Frappé who stole Gresham’s money?

Who will Gresham profit the most from in his pursuit of making money?

>>162

The origin of it all starts with Gresham’s slave trade.

I interpreted that Haru-nee made a final act of revenge at the very end.

At the end, Gresham is digging up God’s gold.

In a way… it’s like Golden Kamuy.

Despite their mob-like appearance, Frapeco is incredibly reliable from start to finish.

The relatively dark world view made it surprising that the ending was a hopeful happy ending.

>>165

At the beginning, there was a heavy atmosphere with things like slave hunting and discrimination.

I was really happy that it ended with the hyperinflation of life.

However, I think there is a concept of a Frappuccino that steals money when I see Gresham getting more energized in a pinch.

Of course, if it gets bigger, I’ll double it and return it.

I didn’t know the origin of “Iehu,” but when I asked, someone without a name quickly taught me.

Could it be that the nameless ones are smart?

>>169

X Anonymous people are smart.

There are also a few smart anonymous people.

>>177

That’s a terrible prejudice! Please take back your statement!!

>>177

That’s terrible abusive language! Generally, it is said that anonymous users have low intelligence, but there are individual differences!

>>169

It is certainly true that they are ultimately nothing but hopeless beings, even if they are intelligent!

I never realized that the standard phrases used here are so well done until I read this! I misunderstood “You were doing it!” as a compliment.

>>170

It’s a compliment.

I don’t care, so I’ll just be praised.

>>173

Throbbing

>>173

Artists are too aloof…

>>173

>>170

It is a compliment.

I don’t care, so I’m praised!

A gun is a good weapon that overrides physical abilities.

So what will you do if a monster starts using a gun?

>>174

Monsters cannot use guns or armor… but humans can!!

>>188

A monster became a human and became the most terrifying existence.

I love the part where Haru-nee reunites with Luke and cries the most.

Ah, yes, that’s right, of course it is.

I never really thought about banknotes deeply, but when they’re described as the most familiar works of art, I think, “Maybe that’s true…”

Because I’m the ace!

When used by an anonymous person.

That’s too good! You did it, didn’t you!

It is heartfelt praise, but…

It’s when the counterfeit killer uses it that it doesn’t matter…

Fulapeco wants to help Luke and also wants Mr. Gresham to earn money! That’s why I’ll stick to my beliefs!! I love making declarations!

>>185

It’s great that Gresham is happy saying, “You’ve grown too much!” (Chirin Chirin)

It was really interesting when the victory conditions were reversed.

You’re too good at this! You’ve been practicing, haven’t you!?

“Harenchi Police and ‘You’re a decoy’ aside, ‘Kill them’ is not quoted very often… maybe because it’s disturbing.”

A type of author who draws incredibly interesting manga, but inevitably comes with a strong kink.

>>192

You just like giant women and shota characters, right?

Director Agawa’s lines from Thank You Pitch.

I was no good at being stereotyped by a baseball-loving anonymous person.

I really think it’s amazing that you ran all the way to the end with the joke about being able to produce banknotes with the same number from your body.