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I must admit I love the pacing of this manga. The characters have depth. The suspense in mahjong game play is given away to character reactions. Rivalry abounds. Looking | I must admit I love the pacing of this manga. The characters have depth. The suspense in mahjong game play is given away to character reactions. Rivalry abounds. Looking forward to the anime. | ||
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Miyanaga Saki is a high school freshman who doesn’t like mahjong. Ever since she was a child, she would lose her New Year’s gift money during her family mahjong game. If she won, her parents would be upset, and if she lost, well, she lost.
As a result, she’s learned to play in such a way that her score always remains plus/minus zero: not good enough to win, but not bad enough to lose. When we meet her, she’s being dragged to her school’s mahjong club by an old friend. How will a girl who hates mahjong, yet has become adept at the game as a result of her upbringing, survive in this environment?
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Notes
Author: KOBAYASHI Ritz
Genre: Drama, Game, School Life, Sports
Demographic: Seinen
Adapted into the anime, Saki.
Reviews
Michael Eh?
I must admit I love the pacing of this manga. The characters have depth. The suspense in mahjong game play is given away to character reactions. Rivalry abounds. Looking forward to the anime.
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