I was afraid that Fortuneteller-chan would fade away, so I’m happy she’s here.

Um… the protagonist.

The current development is good because Shin’s past experiences are coming into play.

Um… heroine…

Atari-chan is cute, isn’t she?

Shin is Atari-chan’s destined person, so of course, Shin is her hero.

Well, it feels like Sakamoto and Shin are the double protagonists.

Speaking of which, there was that fortune-telling woman.
They just slipped away.

It’s interesting how the flow of despair increases meta-ironically makes you think you won’t die here.

I was thinking it had gone to monkey space, so I’m happy to see Atarichan come out.

How are we going to escape from here?
While holding the luggage

It’s interesting when Shin shows up, but the problem is that the main character and the final boss are a boring top two.

What was I trying to do going out to find a woman who doesn’t sell herself?

I mean, it feels like first of all, what is Sakamoto doing now?
Feeling down and breaking mentally, and then…?

Once they stopped the protagonist’s strongest action-comedy route, it became difficult to make the Sakamoto part interesting.
I think I’ve been more or less the de facto main character for quite a while.

If you’re going to do something serious, Sakamoto isn’t suited for it…

If the fortune-telling woman’s strong luck is present, does that mean Shun-kun’s condom can still be penetrated?

It’s more fun to watch when there are elements of growth.

I ended up using my last luck easily, but what did you plan to use it for in the end?

There will definitely be allies for Shin in terms of power balance.
There are many characters involved, and it’s interesting.

Instead of the slur itself, having the people around manipulate and create a sense of killing intent.

In hindsight, it might have been better if Shin was the protagonist.

If Shin had been the main character from the beginning, I feel like it would have been canceled anyway.

Are we finally going to uncover the connection with Slur, since we both come from the same orphanage?
The ability of Slur to incorporate others is probably similar to Shin’s telepathy.

I had been reading as if the two characters were leaning toward the protagonist, Shin.

It’s like saying it’s Reborn, but Tsuna ends up being the main character…

It’s bad that Sakamoto is weaker than expected.

I wonder why Sakamoto keeps getting nerfed…

If it’s said that Slara is as strong as Sakamoto, it surprisingly feels like he might actually be able to escape normally.

The action movie’s flair for exaggeration is quite faithfully followed.
I wonder why the strongest protagonist doesn’t carry on the feeling of being strong and satisfying…

Currently, Sakamoto can’t win against Torres, and just when he thought he was training against Torres, he ended up coming to help in prison and then got mentally affected, putting his power-up on hold.

I think it’s really not good that Sakamoto-san’s mental toughness is weak and their final touches are very sloppy, even before considering their ability.
Isn’t it a part more important than hand-to-hand combat as a former assassin?！？

It’s okay that the ending is weak because they don’t kill.
Why is my mental state so weak?

I’m weak-minded, lack planning, and even when I put in effort, I’m not really that strong, so being treated like I’m the strongest feels out of place!!!

In other words, they didn’t seem overwhelmingly strong even in past depictions.

If you are supposed to protect something but your resolve weakens, it would be counterproductive and simply wrong, I believe.
It’s the place where you overcome for the sake of what you want to protect…

By the way, the battle between Shin and the fortune teller with that bow and arrow was super interesting, so I really hope the luck can be restored somehow…
The lucky battle is interesting, and this author can do even more interesting things…

Even if Sakamoto’s strength returns to its peak, there’s still Surra (Takaura) above.
Rather than just trying to weaken it, it would be better to restore the strength and then build it up even more, but for some reason, they always want to apply debuffs.

Regardless of strength, if my mental state is relaxed now, when I wash my hands of this and marry a regular person to have kids, it doesn’t feel like I made a significant decision or resolved to do it… and that makes the character feel really shallow…

I want to see Atarichan’s luck manifest in the area of lucky lewdness…

That noisy and lukewarm world was able to exist because there were no explanations.
It’s about time we’ve reached a deadlock, and it has become impossible to proceed without an explanation.

I think Mr. Sakamoto was just having pleasurable sex for baby-making with an ordinary person without thinking too much about it.

Shall we go to the aquarium…?

The fortune-telling girl is super cute.
I was just thinking that the meaning of the rescue in the scenario is thin and disappointing, but I’m happy with this week’s development.

How about a system where luck is restored when you experience a lucky event?

It’s nice that Atari-chan is a smoker.

I wonder if everyone around Atarichan will have their clothes burst off because of her bad luck.

I’m doubting whether the old man really died in the first place.

I would like to see the dual-blurring old man system of resurrection and copying… I wonder if they would react to each other.

Even at his peak, Sakamoto is relatively weak, so I wonder how they’ll strengthen him…

There are attractive enemies and allies, but I always end up being around fourth or fifth in line for my turn.

If such a top-notch pro squad is assembled and they couldn’t even kill Shin, it would be such a letdown.

What am I doing now that it’s over?

Mr. Sakamoto fighting in a skinny state lacks individuality!

Being able to produce the tunneling effect with the luck that remains is just too strong.
It’s gone.

It’s confusing that the family, which was just upheld by unwritten rules, becomes weakened simply because it faced some criticism.

Store raids have been quite common in the past, haven’t they?

The scene where she tightly grips Shin was too cute.

Well, even without the romantic comedy aspect…
It feels like there are more people in Sakamoto’s camp who are infatuated with Shin than with Sakamoto himself.

If I make the old man attack using head control, will we get counterattacked and wiped out?

It’s like they’re just surviving on a premise that’s barely coherent, so there’s no point in trying to be serious!

It seems like the opponent’s killing intent might react, but the fact that Takamura-san is staying still is probably due to being confused by the tunnel effect.

Because it reacts with self-hatred.

Unluckiness is coming…!

I am impressed by how you always come up with interesting battles tailored to the battlefield.
This time as well, the tank is stained with blood and the whale crashes in, making for a fun display.

Takuma Sura, react to the clownfish’s murderous intent.