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I rushed the last chapters and couldn't write anything on the comments section... The conclusions from the prime minister sound so right in spite of saying so little. Also, the chapter was named after Shiina Nagasawa but she didn't say anything meaningful, what gives?!

The critics about Akumetsu being always a step ahead of everything were wrong.

He has spilled the beans!!

At last, the coup d'etat.

It's pretty hard not to get emotional when we've been with this guy for so long. The injustice is so crude. But again, he's playing against a corrupt organization (the state). I guess he was actually living a real-life dystopia.

I guess japanese military are inhuman like that (?)

Well, that was a dark twist.

They might even kidnap his former classmates to have hostages...

I, for one, am hyped for the upcoming last arc of Akumetsu.

Exposition transition.

Autocoup. I think now I get why these yakuza are behaving like this: they represent the worst of that world, and thus preparing them as jobbers! It's going to be awesome 😆

Wait, the protagonist is actually dead... Crap, and here I was complaining about likelihood or some bs.

Ain't no way Yakuza are that confrontational. What a way to lose face. On top of that they threatened them, and gave almost nothing. I think the author knows a lot about his country's politics but is just making stuff up about its mafia.

They're just doing what's natural for them. How do you expect the yakuza and the families from the corrupt politicians to accept their benefactors as evil and do nothing? People just doesn't work like that. You kill their family, disgrace their life's work and they won't even see any wrong in...

What now? Revenge? Akumetsu for fun?

The shit's gonna hit the fan...

Oh, that was unexpected.

He tried to show off and got injured, he's still green. Wait, os this a shonen now?!

Looks like the farce is going down.

It was rich how the yakuza described crushing the work unions and protecting the zaibatsu (btw it's a form of monopoly via conglomerates), as a good thing. Patriotic, even. Political views are truly a thing of perception.