The slice-of-life gets so deep you might mistake this for a single father with precocious kid sitcom as the author barely remembers to have the kid, Hina, move something around telekinetically every third chapter or so. But it is amusing to watch a middle schooler coolly serve drinks at a bar and yakuza thug Nitta repeatedly fail at being a doting dad.

Storylines: Nitta introduces Hina to his family, a friendship group starts to form among the children, and it's time for parents to visit the classroom. ( )