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Saki

咲-Saki-

Authors: Ritz Kobayashi

Genres: School, Seinen, Slice of Life, Strategy Game,

Status: Ongoing

Type: Manga

Updated: 3 days ago

Published: 2006-02-03

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Rank: 1469

Popularity: 1964

Scores: 7.75 by 2643 users

Read Saki for free on KunManga. Miyanaga Saki is a high school freshman who doesn't like mahjong. Ever since she was a child, she would lose her New Year's gift money during her family mahjong game. If she won, her parents would be upset, and if she lost, well, she lost. As a result, she's learned to play in such a way that her score always remains plus/minus zero: not good enough to win, but not bad enough to lose. When we meet her, she's being dragged to her school's mahjong club by an old friend. How will a girl who hates mahjong, yet has become adept at the game as a result of her upbringing, survive in this environment? (Source: MU)

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First chapter

Chapter 0.1

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Chapter 281

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Summary:

Saki synopsis: Miyanaga Saki, a high school freshman, harbors a distaste for mahjong, stemming from childhood experiences of losing her New Year's gift money during family games. Struggling to find balance, she developed a playing style that maintains a plus/minus zero score—never good enough to win but not bad enough to lose. Despite her aversion, an old friend pulls her into the school's mahjong club. Now, armed with her unique approach to the game, Saki must navigate an environment she dislikes. How will a girl who hates mahjong but has honed her skills survive in this unexpected setting?

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