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Are You Ready to Binge-Listen Your Way to Fluency? Start Listening FooterGet in touch! Contact Ask Me Anything Give Feedback Request a Podcast Episode Request an Audiobook Request a Workshop Free Resources Free Audiobook Chapter Speaking French Email Series Listening to French Email Series Guide to French for Movies & TV Series Language Learning Tips Exercises On YouTube Shop Shop My account Cart Checkout Refund Policy Contact Legal Pages Privacy Policy Terms of Use Disclosure Disclaimer Refund Policy Contact Newsletter Exclusive Content. Only for Subscribers. Privacy Policy Copyright © 2024 The French Compass Insert/edit link Close Enter the destination URL URL Link Text Open link in a new tab Or link to existing content Search No search term specified. Showing recent items. Search or use up and down arrow keys to select an item. Cancel 30 Best French TV Shows to Watch on Netflix, Amazon and YouTube in March 2024 | FluentU French French Language and Culture Blog Try FluentU for Free Home » French Learning Resources » Video » 30 Best French TV Shows to Watch on Netflix, Amazon and YouTube in March 2024 By Donovan Last updated: February 19, 2024 30 Best French TV Shows to Watch on Netflix, Amazon and YouTube in March 2024What if I told you watching French TV shows is actually a very effective learning strategy?It really is a great way to hear the language in context and spoken by
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except that would have been the case, if not for the Senagakis' young leading subordinate: 26-year-old Keiya Utou, who acts as her overprotective guardian, who sneaks by the way to infiltrate her school to look after her. Talk about forceful melodrama.
Initially, I wanted to cheer on Isaku because she has been pretty shielded for much of her life as the daughter of a Yakuza corporation, barring which her high school life was to be the result of going back to life as per normal, to befriend her classmates, have fun, and find the love of her life outside of the heavy Yazuka doors, even though she doesn't have any friends and is bad at socializing with her serious but shy personality. But Keiya, as the Ikemen guardian, if this kind of Otome Game function (not the Isekai video game kind, but like pure mobage dating games) had existed, say before the turn of the 2020s, it would've garnered the same attention, though not as much of a critical AniManga community like now, especially when the author has developed crude ideas of the relationship, from cheating to pure rape, because Yazuka can do anything within their powers to bend people to their will, women included. Such is the case with Keiya's other Yazuka family rival, Mikio Tanuki, who acts literally like a cunning tanuki a. k. a "Can I Kiss You Every Day?"
That manga exploring childhood friends who force themselves upon one another in a rather pushy relationship would serve as the antithesis to grow into the author's latest manga that has been consistently firing shots of unpleasantry: 2018's Ojou to Banken-kun, which, for better or for worse, is twice the force and
quadruple the frustrations, thinking that forced relationships will make for a rather spicy story. If that was the intent of the author, he/she succeeded, but the story itself is quite the dumpster fire of a garbage mess that it is.
Do you remember age-gap relationships, like, say, Summer 2022's Kumichou Musume to Sewagakari a. k. a The Yakuza's Guide to Babysitting? That was a show that had a Yakuza family as the setting, between a normal Yakuza right-hand man and the boss's precious child daughter as a means to teach him how to live life the right way (that's not child grooming, by the way).
