This is simply one of the best manga I have came across in a while. I don't often write reviews but the exceptional experience demands my respect. Also, this is a SPOILER FREE review.

You might think this is your typical spy comedy and you would be right. What stands out is how well the story, characters, and even the arts enhances the comical jabs that blindsides you so much.

The story is tightly packed - there's not much down time, every page pushes the story forward and the mangaka is unafraid to be creative in using the panels to sell a joke or two. If you don't take it too seriously (as you shouldn't), the story is coherent and you can pick up even some minor references from previous chapters, even if they don't serve any real purpose then trying to crack you up. Don't let the genre of comedy fool you though - there are plenty of plot and wholesomeness to go with it.

The characters are wonderful, each with their own perks and neatly realized in each chapter. The main protagonist - the spy - is somewhat of a Mary Sue in a way, but personally I think it plays well with his "top spy of the nation" shtick. The daughter - a telepath - is a riot in that every facial expression will either murder your sides, or pull your heart out and destroy it. The mother - an assassin - is a bit more of a supporting character in that she seems to exist for the sole purpose as a sidekick. Having said that, every time she does something it does really shine through.

The art, while seemingly typical at first glance, really jumps out at you when the mangaka wants to sell you a panel. The expressions are wonderfully drawn and some of the action scenes, while incomparable to masterpieces like Berserk and Vinland Saga, are way more than what you expect of a comedy manga.

Reading this manga you can tell the mangaka is really passionate about the subject and creative in telling a convincing story with a ridiculous scenario. I greatly enjoyed this manga so far, and I hope you would too.