The story follows Owaru Endou, the strongest hitman from the Fujiyama Group, who suddenly retires—not because he’s tired of killing, but because he wants to support his favorite idol, Kaorin Minaboshi, with clean money. And honestly, that alone already tells you how committed he is.

What makes this so entertaining is how the manga constantly plays with his duality. You literally get moments of him in full “eliminate” mode and then instantly switching to “cheer” mode, and those panels are easily some of the best in the entire volume.

There are so many standout moments too. Like when he finally gives in and wears the concert T-shirt after meeting another fan, Yoshida, and ends up going completely wild cheering—so much so that his shirt literally gets destroyed. Or when he struggles with taking a photo with Kaorin because of his past training, which turns into such a soft and genuinely sweet moment.

You also get to see his new life outside of being a hitman, like when he works as a delivery driver and somehow still ends up dealing with crime anyway. Whether it’s stopping amateurs from going down the wrong path or accidentally exposing a shady operation, chaos just follows him everywhere.

One of my favorite parts was the photocard chapter because it perfectly captures that collector mindset. He goes from not caring at all to suddenly needing every single Kaorin card, and it really shows how deep idol fandom can go.

Also, something I really appreciated is how accurate the idol culture feels. Each member of Rosaceae has a color, and fans identify each other through that. If you’ve ever been into idol culture, that detail just hits.