A manga series that took a long while to grow on me. It's biggest strength is the great art work, especially in serious scenes though it did take some mental adjustment when the art style shifts to something more comical, particularly in the beginning. Action scenes are raw and great, and I also liked the characters as well and the bro moments throughout the series.

What the manga ultimately suffers from is pacing issues where parts of the story can feel real rushed, especially in the last few chapters. The sense of progress with the Gang dominating Korea is happening a little too quickly rather than feel the gradual buildup of their greatness.

And there were numerous times where something happens, but felt like I missed the explanation or felt a little lost trying to follow along. Or maybe I was being dumb and overlooked some subtle clues or details. Hard to pinpoint exactly which scenes where this feeling occurred, but I scratched my head a few times in slight confusion.

It was a fun read that got me hooked once I grew accustomed to the series, but it has its faults, and did not feel like the most coherent manga to follow.