Chipped Glass - Prelude

Yukiko is what you would call a RED FLAG! With how intense this prelude chapter started I hope it doesn't get too dark and depressing.
Yukiko gets a full page of text with lore about her and the setting, Kairakuten Cover Girl's Episode 064: Tama-Bon


God let this be a series and not just one more chapter!

Her chest is so sexy, beautifully drawn, and painted, cannot wait for the sequel.

The potential yandere is strong with this one

Well, this Jon Snow certainly doesn't know nothing.

"This house is better off rotting away."
(page 6, final panel)

Yukiko uses the word "house" as a metaphor for
"family," which makes her remark quite ominous.

I love dark Japanese family dramas---with incest, murder, adultery,
illegitimacy, and vindictive young women---especially when those
kind of stories are set during evocative historical periods (like the
Taishō Era, as in this chapter).

"Three years ago, during Taishō 4, he made
a killing selling boats to the English."
(page 1, panel 1)

That means this story is set in the year 1919. Three years before
(during WW1), Britain would've been buying boats for its military.

Tama-Bon is becoming one of my favorite manga-ka here.

Tama-Bon teasing us with a Prelude chapter! Hopefully we get the longer sequel release soon!

i want yukiko to ruin my life