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Min Joon thought studying abroad in Japan would mean the beginning his fabulous gay life. But instead, he’s scammed by his boyfriend, loses his port and is basically screwed. What’s worse, a kid comes up to him calling him “mama” and before he knows it, he’s being kidnapped by the yakuza. Then the hot yakuza boss makes him an offer he can’t refuse… so now it’s either be “mama” to his little kid or to not live at all. What to do, what to do? And this yakuza boss is just too hot for his own good… (Source: Lezhin) 4d32v

Official Novel:
Bomtoon (Chapters): Prequel, Sequel
Ridibooks (Volumes): Prequel, Sequel
Google Play (eBook): Sequel: Vol1, Vol2

Official Webtoon:
S1: Bomtoon, Lezhin, Ridibooks, Naver Series, MrBlue, KakaoPage
S2: Bomtoon, Lezhin

Official Translations:
German
English: S1, S2
French: S1, S2
Thai: S1, S2
T.Chinese: S1, S2
Spanish: S1, S2

Type

Manhwa

Related Series

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Associated Names

Un amour de yakuza

Un Yakuza enamorado

Wenn ein Yakuza-Boss liebt

When a Yakuza Falls in Love

When The Yakuza Falls In Love

Yakuza-ga Sarangeul Handamyeon

Когда якудза влюблён

ตกหลุมรัก! ยากูซ่าพ่อลูกติด

ตกหลุมรัก! ยากูซ่าพ่อลูกติด 2

ヤクザが恋をするなら

如果与帮派相恋

如果和大哥恋爱

我被大佬圈养了

黑道大哥愛上我

黑道大哥愛上我2

야쿠자가 사랑을 한다면

야쿠자가 사랑을 한다면 2

Groups Scanlating

broken hearts

Day0311

moon eclipse_x

Yannu no Mahou

Latest Release(s)

c.4 by Yannu no Mahou 4 years ago

c.3 by broken hearts 4 years ago

c.1-2 by moon eclipse_x 4 years ago

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Status in Country of Origin

107 Chapters (Complete)

Prequel:

S1: 64 Chapters + 2 Side Story (1~62)

Sequel:

S2 Part 1: 24 Chapters (1~24)
S2 Part 2: 19 Chapters (25~43)

S1 is the prequel novel, and S2 is the sequel novel. S2 started a year after S1 was completed.

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Anime Start/End Chapter

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Rating

Average: 7.1 / 10.0 (130 votes)

Bayesian Average: 6.95 / 10.0

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Last Updated

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Recommendations

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Author(s)

Morimi

Artist(s)

Dupal

Year

2020

Original Publisher

Bomtoon

Maru Comics

Serialized In (magazine)

Lezhin (Lezhin)

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Lezhin US

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Season 1's Minjun - Thumbs up / Season 2's Minjun - Where did the wonderful Minjun go?

by jaeminuf
8 months ago

Rating: 7.0 / 10.0

I can overlook a lot (random characters that pop in and disappear, as other reviewers have already mentioned) if the protagonists are compelling. In season 1, Minjun carried the show. In season 2, Minjun was a hindrance at best.

I loved how season 1's Minjun stood up for himself and the ones he loved. I felt everyone was lucky to have Minjun.

In season 2, I felt bad for Daichi, even, trying to be an adult while Minjun was being an annoying brat who all of a sudden lost his ability to stand up for himself or communicate. Even the drawings of Minjun became obnoxious. He reminds me of really bad attempts at comic relief that end up causing everyone to groan. I will be dropping Season 2.

I wish I could give two separate scores for the different seasons.

Season 1: 8
Season 2: 6

... Last updated 8 months ago

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They lost me somewhere during 2nd season

by whitelotusflower
2 years ago

Rating: 9.0 / 10.0

I loved it at the beginning and I feel like the 2nd season was more chaotic and wasn't really delivering what i needed it to.

🍭3/5
🎈3/5
🌶️3/5
🚩1/5

... Last updated 10 months ago

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Entertaining

by zakiue
2 years ago

Rating: 6.8 / 10.0

I'm glad I read reviews first, so I was expecting an imperfect story. I was able to enjoy this for what it is without getting too invested.

My main complaint is that their feelings seem to come out of nowhere and don't always make sense. I wonder if the novel goes into more depth and the webtoon is skipping over things?

I'm a sucker for MCs getting rescued, so that alone would have kept me interested. But Toma is the real star here—he's so cute! The romantic relationship can take a back seat, that's fine with me.

I haven't read the conclusion as the official English isn't finished releasing, but it feels like it's wrapping up okay. If it's a bit unsatisfying, that will be par for the course, nbd for me.

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it's not perfect but...

by kythwena
3 years ago

Rating: 9.0 / 10.0

Kenta is the most precious of them all, cuter than the kid and a badass too. So plus 4 points for Kenta alone and +1 for his green eyes 💚
Btw I have exactly the same sense of humour as Show and it's a blast 🥰

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Unresolved

by Yamara
3 years ago

Rating: N/A

As previously stated, it's definitely unresolved. (The manhua).
I've never read the novel, so I'm sure it's more flushed out in that, but the illustrated version must have lost a lot in translation.

Daichi's feelings are really all over the place. Him liking joon essentially comes out of nowhere, then he denies it, then he doesn't, then he does again, then he doesn't again. With zero reasoning to the flip flopping.
His wife was killed. They've been hunting down the people who've done it. The end, never mentioned or resolved.
His mother was killed and it hints his father died of weird causes as well. Joon is told to ask daichi about it. He doesn't. This plot never gets resolved.
His grandfathers personality is all over the place. And he refers to the grandmother as if it has special meaning. This isn't explained or resolved.
Joons ex was involved with a rival group from the sounds of it? This never gets resolved.
Characters are introduced and never appear again despite having storylines set up for them.
Joon makes crazy sacrifices towards the end but none of that is acknowledged and it kinda gets ignored.
The last handful of chapters are VERY rushed and don't make much sense timeline wise. And then the last couple chapters are seemingly just one offs.

In all, it seems like significant portions of the original novel were cut in order to make the series fit a certain length, but then they realised towards the end they didn't cut enough and ended up with a story that jumps all over the place.

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Didn't feel like the main conflict was resolved

by karasuno
3 years ago

Rating: 6.0 / 10.0

The overall story is funny and has likeable characters, but a lot of parts feel somewhat unfinished or unresolved. Things are brought up towards the beginning or middle and don't really meet any sort of resolution.

One example is the introduction of a character who becomes Toma's/Thomas' English teacher, who is apparently not in the novel. He shows up and seems to be interested in Minjun romantically after he mistakenly witnesses/hears (he doesn't walk in) Minjun and Daiki having sex. Later, he has an erotic dream about Minjun. But then he just disappears from the story and never comes back a few chapters after this. No mention from the other characters about him, he just isn't part of the story anymore.

Another is the conflict with a rival gang?

It's mentioned that Toma's mother was killed by a rival gang. Daiki has a strong drive to kill everyone from that rival gang. But the story kind of ends without that being resolved, either. At some point, it really isn't mentioned and fades out of the story.

A lot of the events that happen feel kind of like for the sake of something happening. The story gives more a slice of life kind of vibe than having anything to do with yakuza involvement. Towards the end, a lot of things are a bit repetitive, like Minjun leaving Toma's side in the middle of the night to have sex with Daiki and sleep in his bed, only for Toma to wake up the next morning upset because of it. Toma brings this up several times to Minjun and Minjun keeps doing it. The sex scenes are also kind of really repetitive and just kind of there for the sake of smut. The drama is also predictable and kind of more between Minjun and Daiki for conflict and resolution purposes than anything else.

The one thing that did make things a bit difficult is that the manhwa ends up translated by SO many different people and changes translators randomly throughout the entire thing that I'm sure that caused some details to be obscured or omitted entirely that were relevant to the plot.

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