It's an absurd slice-of-life manga that puts a tight focus on the mundane daily tasks of keeping house, but through the lens of an impossibly fearsome and driven former Yakuza.

I love the detail put into the minutae, and how much love Tatsu puts into "chores", knowing that is how he protects and provides for his family.

I also love the idea that his joy on living life spreads and helps other Yakuza heal, even by accident.

The bonus manga at the end are great looks into the private lives of the characters, as well.

Coming from the anime & live-action shows, I could not be happier.