Zetsubou no Hantou: 100-nin no Brief Otoko to Hitori no Kaizou Gal

Sometimes we come across surprising works. They can surprise us, in a good way or in a bad way.
In the case of Ladyboy VS Yakuza ... it's a very bad surprise.
I'll say it from the start: I hated this manga.
Yes, I disliked it.
There's nothing good in that manga, nothing to learn, no lessons to deduce. There is no worse manga than those that arouse the indifference of the reader. Such is the case with this dung.
Indeed, nothing pleased me. The author's style is really very flat and does not cause any surprise. No originality, no innovative ideas are tested. It's nothingness. The script may seem like a good idea at first glance, but it's not. The author repeats his narrative scheme mechanically, trying to bring in interesting themes such as the family or rape, but everything is spoiled by a shameful and meaningless directing that makes us lose the flow of the story and very quickly provokes disinterest.
What about the characters? They are all as uninteresting as possible. Everything starts from a story of adultery and ends up with a kind of tasteless redemption ... The way to get there is really ridiculous.
Anyway, it's... There's no need to go any further in the review. If you want to get something out of this work... just unplug your brain.