Hell's Paradise, Tome 6

Jigokuraku delivers brutal battles but also explores deep moral dilemmas. I'm curious how the pacing was planned to keep both aspects compelling.

The lines between right and wrong get so blurred — I kept wondering if the character's actions were justified or if they crossed a line.

The world feels so vividly oppressive and immersive. I'd love to know whether this was based on historical references or pure imagination.