Are you alive, big brother?

>>1

It’s okay to be dead.

Were you sent to a “tako-beya” by a relative of a yakuza?

Is that really a relative…?

>>5

But here, I was told to work on the ranch, and I actually went there, without a name…

>>11

Why did you go to work…?

>>27

It was because there was a willingness to work.

I can’t do it right now…

>>8

You haven’t read it, have you?

>>30

?

I wonder if this is an expression of strabismus… It’s pretty tough when a guy has eyes like this…

Are you looking for labor or for something inside?

>>12

You probably won’t be able to exploit them by making them do hard labor.

After all, it seems like my older brother is the more serious one.

The small one is creepy.

When you become unconscious, there are quite a few people who end up like this, right?

ChiiKawa and Armor-san

After going out for a while, he wants to come back, but he quiets down with a punch from his uncle.

Debt? Or were you deceived?

It’s like Mr. Park; he probably has a good heart inside.

You have enough intelligence to keep warm with a down jacket and a scarf, huh?

>>24

Maybe this is something I’ve been using since high school.

The fairy who moves from one octopus room to another exists.

I guess tasks that require intelligence can’t be done, so I’m wondering how it will be used.

I wonder if they could sit quietly in the Hiace until the destination…

>>31

If you don’t behave, you’ll get a relative punch.

“If you sink it in the sea with insurance money, but I heard that it turns into money, I wonder if that’s really true.”

>>35

In that case, I wonder how insurance payments would work if someone falls into the sea and dies?

>>36

It has been seven years since I went missing.

>>33

The insurance application won’t be approved.

Especially life insurance

>>39

Will insurance money not be paid out even if a disabled person dies?

>>76

At the very least, the fact that you are dead needs to be clear to a third party for the life insurance to be paid out.

Otherwise, there would be a lot of missing elderly people by now.

It feels tough not being able to close my arms…

Why did it become SOZAI?

I have the seeds, so I hope it’s a sperm donation job…

>>40

I think that I might be sent to the ranch while feeling this way.

I wonder if the face itself was cute.

>>44

It’s a bit awkward to say, but when someone tells you that you have that kind of face, you can’t help but feel ‘ah…’ right?

Wasn’t there a scout from the octopus room ranch at the two schools?

The time when Mii-chan was created, when she didn’t even have facial hair yet, is pretty insane in its own way…

>>45

Wasn’t grandma taking care of it?

I think that working someone to the point of destroying their health and then killing them for insurance money is the very last resort.

They might be a welfare person.

>>48

Endo Ranch?

Hideo’s personification

I haven’t read it, but can you talk normally, big brother?

In the first place, I think it’s difficult to receive insurance money unless you really push for it, so it wouldn’t work for a death from overwork.

In that case, it’s better to pretend that I’m still alive.

>>54

It’s probably for the sake of disabled pension benefits.

Can converse but doesn’t understand common sense.

In reality, if I don’t do this, I probably won’t be able to stay legally distant from Mii-chan’s mom…

By the time of the parent-teacher conference, he was already missing, huh?

Despite being a lot of TV kids, there are many who don’t know about the Endo Ranch incident.

In the first place, it hasn’t been reported properly.

Compared to the costume, the beard suddenly looks decided and I can only feel unpleasant about it.

>>63

Rather, you sent them in the early morning when they were let their guard down so they wouldn’t escape, right?

It’s ironic, but the police raid also comes in the early morning.

Once you treat them politely at first and get them to submit, then when they can’t escape anymore… that’s how it goes, right?

The eyes are too crazy.

It seems that Mii-chan’s face is good-looking, so Dad might also be the type who can see her natural face.

On top of that, it seems to be that kind of expression where one is always relaxed and carefree.

What is the old woman doing?

I feel like I’m seeing this guy’s face in the thumbnail every day.

>>69

It’s easy to stand up, but seeing something like this makes me want to stand up.

I wonder why I was allowed to live until I was 5 years old.

Yakuza! I’m counting on you for my father!

Dad probably won’t run away.

The beard was just left unkempt by grandma for a few days until the handover.

Matching beards are a sign of friendship.

Incompetent for not being able to make this judgment six years ago.

I hate people who use it as is even though I went out of my way to use censorship.

>>81

It’s more considerate to write properly, isn’t it?

You can erase it with NG…

>>81

That’s definitely a “guy who is acting like a fool” huh, lol.

If I were a little younger, I could have made money at a gay shop.

Why does this little old man with stubble give such a strong feeling of discomfort?

Is it non-fiction that farmers in Hokkaido have disabled people as slaves…?

I don’t want to…

>>83

It’s amazing that I was living with three people with intellectual disabilities, drinking mosquito-infested water and picking acorns to eat, while my family’s disability pension was taken away from me.

Yamikin Ushijima-kun

“Incest-kun Edition”

I thought it was a way of showing intense aversion to even calling or pointing out something as empty.

I wanted you to kill mom too.

It’s sad that the person with glasses is being called a villain.

It might be someone from the employment office.

Why did you cut it out?

You might still be alive.

>>97

In the paid version of episode 1, you were standing behind Yamada, right?

This story alone has raised the old woman’s strength rank, hasn’t it?

>>100

If it’s the old woman’s guidance, then it means there’s a connection to Ya, and if it’s unrelated, I will become a mother who abandons her child.

Either way, the old lady is darkness.

Whether the old woman knew or not

Unclear unsettling things are piling up.

That ranch is not a yakuza, but a city councilor, so it’s even worse.

The old woman probably doesn’t realize the various strange things, so she’s sending her son off without noticing that he’s involved with the Yakuza.

It’s obvious, but it hit me that I’m just an old man… and that made it three times tougher.

I wanted it to be clearly stated that I died.

I expect a comeback.

It’s nice that he seems to have a far lower intelligence than Mii-chan and mama, even though he hardly shows it…

I will grow up big surrounded by the great nature of Hokkaido.

When comparing the intelligence of characters with intellectual disabilities, Mii-chan is probably at the top.

I guess it’s because I’m the eldest son.

Could there also be a possibility for the second son?

Meiko had another older brother!

The guy on the right is pretty big too.

It’s impressive how every move you make goes disastrously wrong, old lady.

If you think about it, the guy who makes his sister pregnant might also do the same to his daughter… it could be seen as the old woman’s bold decision.

In Hokkaido, this down jacket may not be useful…

My younger brother is the leader of a “I’ll take care of it” scam.

After missing for five years

Left nude in the middle of the streets of Tokyo.

It ended up being classified as a natural death.

No problem.

Is Mom the only winner?

That old woman is scary.

After all, I can’t help but remember the nameless person who was procuring serfs here.

>>123

The nameless person who was abducted came back after stabbing the nameless ranch owner.

The uncle was transparent on the left half, and it was no good.