I knew what exactly I've gotten myself into this series, and to be fair, I've come to like him because who doesn't love a smart dude who happen to have a harem? Of course, those women somehow are similar. Pretty much. That female main character, I forgot her name but I didn't like her for some reasons and that's why this sequel book was to do her justice and slightly more into this swindler's past, however, up to the end I don't think it has gotten better. That was it.

Aesthetic wise, it was so 2000s tbh lol and now the art looked more 2010s.

In the long run, it felt like too long but after two books, there's no loose end anymore so I guess it's not that bad.

Of course, as a manga, this is unlike 1984 (1982) as a film whose teacher killed delinquents who deserved it.

This isn't a prequel! It's actually a direct sequel that takes place 6 months after the end of the first series. He breaks out of jail again and winds up at another school where Mizuki-sensei has a problem, but since he can't become a teacher he decides to become a student. It's more of the same so if you liked the original Hammer Session you'll probably like this one too. Though in my opinion GTO is as a whole is better, I actually prefer this main character to Onizuka who could get too perverted and childish than funny.