>>1

What Mr. Shimazaki is thinking when he returns to the battlefield may perhaps be a form of salvation…

>>30

There are people who are about to snap after being forced to drink boiling water, so it might just be a matter of time…

It’s sad to be considered a suspicious foreigner even now.

I’ve been trapped by a ghost for so long that I have no choice but to return to the battlefield.

It’s tough, but it can’t be helped.

I wonder if it will be adapted into a live-action film by director Kōten Hamada.

Even just a light return is too scary in this fog.

>>8

Weren’t you with Shimazaki?

Hamada Goten is working on three original works in parallel.

The security is too bad.

Super terrorists carefully selected from a group of super terrorist organizations.

It’s Shimazaki.

Shimizaki’s portrayal is good, but the depiction of the ordinary people surrounding it somehow conveys a sense of contemporary Japanese reality.

>>14

The vividness of an unpleasant person is amazing.

On the contrary, the goodness of store managers or manga artists looks much more unrealistic.

>>17

It’s a bit surprising that the manga artist can’t even imagine the true identity of Shimazaki-san given the state of world affairs.

They are a nice person, but…

Where is the land of peace?

I have returned to the battlefield…

I’m glad you came back…

Hey, you keep spinning around the counter, don’t you?!

I think that’s a bit terrible.

In modern times, there are probably a lot of consultants who act like shady characters from shopping streets.

When I casually posted a photo of myself smoking, it ended up blowing up like an idiot, and well, I guess that’s how it goes.

I’m sure I’ll engage in peace activities on the battlefield.

I hope so.

That

It’s sad that it’s certain I’ll return to the battlefield in the end.

Even if it feels warm and cozy, it ends with a heavy thud.

I believe that the battlefield where Shimazaki-san will return is the daily life of a peaceful country…

If anything, I had already returned to a place that felt like a battlefield…

Every time Tamakichi appears, I can’t help but smile.

All I want is to live in peace, so why can’t such trivial happiness be allowed…!

>>27

What I’ve done… I can’t run away from it…

If it’s interesting, that’s good, so just laugh.

In the battlefield of a weekly serialization, please allow me to…

Everyone else seems like they could come back, but Neburo is too strong…

Don’t make people who have returned from retirement work, government.

That’s probably not Japan!

Isn’t everyday life going to end up being a battlefield?

The Yakuza seems like he’s going to die soon…

>>37

That gang member may be easygoing in the shopping district, but they’re a hardcore fighter who starts a war against terrorist organizations while sober…

>>37

That consultant, just do something about them!

There are some worthless people in this peaceful country who cannot be managed with violence, despite it not being entirely peaceful.

I’m an internationally wanted criminal, so retirement or anything like that is out of the question…

Good people are good, but the trash is truly a world of utter trash.

The master’s son, who was on the verge of death and yet seemed to have been rehabilitated, is a bit suspicious…

>>41

Why is that coming from the child of that saintly couple…?

My daughter is so reliable, even more so…

I really don’t want to live in a Japan like that, where a terrorist organization casually uses child soldiers like it’s nothing, but still, the safety is considered good compared to other places…

LEL is just too crazy in that world…

>>44

There are executives saying that the person who slipped away is ungrateful, or saying it sober, making me think if you all are on some weird drugs or something.

How could a child who was abducted and turned into a gruesome corpse in front of their eyes, and who has been trained in the art of murder, possibly feel gratitude?!

>>46

Those kinds of guys are spreading their roots all over the world and even training child soldiers in Japan. It’s terrifying.

>>46

That executive might be in a similar situation…

>>73

I don’t like things that are just somewhat possible.

>>74

Maybe there are circumstances where if you don’t believe that doing so is the right thing, you’ll end up breaking.

I don’t really understand the purpose of LEL.

Global Simultaneous Revolution?

The story about the master’s smoking area was so vivid that it made me laugh.

>>48

Ah, it’s definitely going to cause a backlash. See, it already started!

>>48

Well, if they’re making Shimazaki work, then they must be a saint…

Looking at the Neburo that is now processing things calmly.

The landmine uncle was actually getting pretty far, huh…

>>49

My wife is also an assassin, and the despair is overwhelming.

I wonder what happened to that girl after that…

I read up to the part about the gun-toting grandmother.

>>50

She’s acting like a victim, but she’s actually a former terrorist, this old woman… That’s how it goes.

>>58

The person you’re trying to take revenge on is a scum, but you’re just a failed terrorist, even below that level.

>>58

Were comrades who tried to treat diseases in Japan terrorists…?

What is a country of peace?

>>51

(relatively) peaceful

No, seriously.

The entire world is in a similarly dire situation, and rather than extermination, we have chosen coexistence (while monitoring), which is peace.

Is the world in the story a slightly more dangerous world than the real world?

>>57

It’s definitely more dangerous than reality, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they actually exist, just because I don’t know.

That foolish son was probably being disciplined by a different gang member from the local gang, right?

>>59

It should be that way, but I’m actually doing quite well mentally.

I wonder if Shinya-sensei was able to escape from that hellish hometown after that midnight…

The fog is out, but well, there are terrorists hidden in any country, right? Otherwise, there wouldn’t be public security.

>>66

The Japanese public security is originally derived from the Special Higher Police, so it is fundamentally a white terror organization.

No matter how worthless someone is, they haven’t committed murder…

The gangster side also has a foolish son who is exasperating.

Is mackerel sandwich delicious?

>>70

It’s delicious.

When you make it yourself, balancing the seasonings can be a bit tricky, but…

SATA-kun has become the second Neburo…

>>72

No way… I was completely purified…

What do you mean by it’s not considered a return to the battlefield just because I went out for a little work?

In other words, it means that I’m going to stop being in my current place for sure.

>>75

Isn’t it the case that Japan will become a battlefield with LEL after all?

It seems that stories about the indoctrination of child soldiers are quite common…

The friendly guys in the colony are also suffering from nightmares at night…

Mr. Shimazaki brought a treat! Here are some young donuts!

Actually, it’s another country that feels very Japanese.

It says it takes ○ days to return to the battlefield from the beginning.

>>84

It’s certain that a painful future is waiting because of this situation.

>>84

340 days since episode 1 → Latest episode 89 days

Wow…

Neburo demon is so strong!

Let’s just keep killing all the LEL members like this!

>>85

How long are you going to play? Hurry back!

I stopped reading it because the shopping street consultant character was too unpleasant, but did he die?

Is it just a really annoying guy and not a hitman or anything?

SATA has become good friends, and we might go out somewhere to have fun soon.

It looks like getting kidnapped or killed by LEL might provide a reason to return to the battlefield…