Right. Because this is a realistic yakuza story, as opposed to the Cupcake yakuzas that usually populate yaoi. So, with real yakuza, there is no such thing as free money.
And, as you can see from the direction this last chapter is going, "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in." It's pretty much the same for mobsters everywhere.
So sad...! ╥﹏╥ I thought of doing a manga based on a theme with av actors and yakuzas as well, but now that I've read this yaoi and acknowledged what you said, the yakuza world I'd settle in my story would be too unrealistic compared to the real worl yakuzas if it's really true.
Damn, yakuzas and organised crimes world are so harsh for the common people.
Thank you.
Yeah, and yet, ordinary people like Leoluca Orlando and Giovanni Falcone transform themselves at great personal peril into extraordinary heroes and bring them down because other ordinary people they love and admire have been murdered by them.
Is this some movie or maybe réal story ?
I'll do a search.
This is good to know. We have tendance to forger how yakuza and mafia are evil by consuming yaoi yakuza, but this kind of storie with Kei bring us back to réalité.
so, he had to pay back all the money he was given?? i don't understand the debt thing completely.