Poor Sushi Karma-sensei.

It’s a little villain, right?

You’ve fallen as low as you can go…

If you show a cool side,

After that, it’s urine and this.

When money is involved, it consistently becomes worthless garbage…

Compared to the other members, Sushi Karma seems quite normal.

Sukekiyo

From what I’ve seen of their actions this week, they must be a bad person.

Sushi Karma hasn’t committed any crimes, you know…

Because there are good points too.

>>13

Good place…?

Be careful, you might die.

A consequence of my own actions that leaves me speechless…

What Endo was trying to do in Kaiji was easily accomplished…

To be clear, people at the debtor level like in Ushijima-kun are worthless.

The name is elegant.

This guy who worries about this is kind.

I feel like I might get altitude sickness from the contrast between Sumire-chan’s good and bad traits.

Well, I thought I struck it rich! But most of it got collected and turned into rice vouchers, so here we are.

I think I have courage and the ability to take action.

This also manifests in such egos and misdeeds, increasing the level of being a scoundrel.

The good and bad points seem to cancel each other out to a negative, but YuuP’s view is clouded because his brain was fried in the past.

>>26

I thought I might just abandon it when riding the bike…

If it hadn’t been for the unfortunate circumstances, I would have had enough power to be invited to Espoir normally.

Let’s be healed by the angel’s smile.

>>28

It’s frustrating that it’s just so cute here.

If Sumire-chan can’t move, will they go to recruit the next defeated soldiers?

The hospitalization and treatment costs will increase my debt again.

I’m glad it only ended up being a forearm bone fracture…

>>33

The way my arm is broken is pretty bad for three months…

She recovered pretty quickly thanks to the unique resilience of gag manga.

It seems that someone who pretended to be injured for three months might get exposed as a fraud.

It seems that even if I die, I won’t be sympathized with that much.

It’s a level of wrongdoing that can barely be tolerated even if you say it’s okay to sell your body to earn money.

>>37

If not selling makes more money, then it can’t be helped!!

Poorly balanced good and bad in comics.

I want about 50 “femme fatale” tickets too.

Sushi Karma-sensei is the type that grows when praised.

As I thought, Sumire-chan is a total jerk.

Lately, I’ve only been showing my reliable side, so I forgot about the jerk who meddles with other people’s money.

I feel like the part about Sumire-chan’s embezzlement was relatively the lowest point of this manga.

I don’t want to admit it, but I made a comeback with the sushi curry.

>>45

Far from the bottom, that place was actually where it all first went viral.

>>55

It had dropped to the level of delisting before the arrival of Sushi Cal, right?

>>59

Rather, that place is interesting.

The part about whether Sumire-chan might sell her body was the most delicate.

>>45

The Yanmaga survey received positive feedback, you know, embezzlement.

>>79

Of course.

It was ridiculously funny as a gag.

The main story is becoming more and more like Kochikame.

It is true that I was saved by the idea…

Well, I think it’s quite questionable that the companies’ lack of copyright awareness led to the confiscation of the layer’s fees.

The handsome Ryo-tsu.

>>50

Ryo-tsu being a public servant and having overwhelming ability to earn money on his own is crazy.

It seems like my total expenses might be in the negative due to medical costs.

Sumire-chan shines more when she’s poor, so if she doesn’t get confiscated for some reason…

Even if you have money, it just becomes fertilizer for the pachinko parlor.

The stock market is too volatile.

If it weren’t for the Sazae-san universe, wouldn’t Yuusei’s three months feel quite heavy?

Well, since it’s Sumire-chan, it’s not surprising if her bone heals in three days.

Sumire-chan is losing her pure heroine power along with her hair.

There’s a subtle battle between those who say “the sushi karma went viral” and those who say “Mire-chan has been popular since long ago.”

>>60

There’s someone who is really angry about that embezzlement.

>>68

Embezzlement is not a good thing…

>>60

Aren’t both of them correct?

>>60

I received some colors here and there, and they were popular.

What caught the attention of internet buzz otaku was Sushi Karma.

Although the fence acted as a cushion, it’s really too lucky that I only fell on my forearm from my head…

Because Sumire-chan being trash and going viral are equivalent.

Sadly, she was just a woman who vanished into thin air without even a sound.

Sumire-chan = It has permeated so much that it’s just barely a joke, but without embezzlement, this would have been bad.

Smoking resin makes your head feel light and turns you into a loser.

When the resin runs out, it becomes indiscriminate and turns into trash.

The issue of embezzlement is becoming a topic of discussion, with both pros and cons.

Sushi Karma has undoubtedly become a hot topic.

If we only consider this story, Sushi Karma-sensei was pitiful…

I was reading the one-shot, but I found out that it became a serialized manga. Sorry, Sushi Karma…

The line for tolerable garbage behavior varies from person to person.

This manga often pushes the limits.

He’s a scummy person who’s obsessed with money, but he’s kind-hearted and knows when to be serious, which makes him somewhat admired.

Is it Ryo-san Kankichi?

It seemed like the only way to get into Magapoke was through the buzz of Sushi Cal at that timing.

Embezzlement may be a bad thing…

You’re just saying that we should split the remaining money in half.

That’s quite a fall accident.

I think there was a buzz on social media with the pachinko episode that aired before the introduction of Sushical.

I don’t really know what the popularity was like until then…

I can understand if you personally dislike embezzlement developments.

It was well received in terms of the survey, so it wasn’t a failure as a manga.

I learned about this work on a page where they were crying out to sell bikes, so I thought Sumire-chan was a somewhat dim-witted older sister.

Sumire-chan, who rides around on an old motorcycle with flair, was definitely amusing.

It’s common for readers of Young Magazine to go viral for things like embezzling money for motorcycles.

Embezzlement

Pachikuzu

Sushi Karma

The offensive was impressive.

Let’s forget about the developments during that time.

The insult is so perfectly characteristic of Yanmaga that I can’t help but laugh.

Isn’t it better to properly settle your sins at least once?

There are people who have been angry since the embezzlement.

It seems that even if I say this is a manga from Young Magazine, you won’t accept it.

Even in Young Magazine, when Kaiji is betrayed by his comrades, he gets really pissed off each time, right?

It’s someone who really hates embezzlement!

…That’s decent.

Even in Yanmaga, if you commit a crime, you can be pursued by the police or get arrested.

I hate embezzlement.

Wait, did Sushi Karma push Sumire-chan?

It seems there is a guy who is lenient about embezzlement.