First - I absolutely second
Gangsta. by
Kosuke! As for the reasons to try it aside the limited numbers of chapters out, they are mainly bound to the refreshing drawing style and even more the well-paced storyline. Just give it a try and the characters will get you on their side right away. Kkk.
As for others, I would say ...
Brave 10, which comes up with a nice action setting, a rather likeable main character being far from your naive 24/7guy, a funny female counterpart and some eye candy drawings. Although it's not placed in the future or present, it has this modern feel.
Of course the last two points goes also for
Mugen no Juunin by
SAMURA Hiroaki, which is like a masterpiece. The storyline revolves around a revenge plot and it's the first time, that such a plot not only deals with the troubles to execute those plans, but also with the hardships of guilt and the fear to end up the same as the enemy. Pretty interesting.
Basilisk is pure action. Historical, but pretty stylish told. If you ask me, then it's better not to get attached to the characters too much and the short format of the series is just right.
If you don't mind Manhwa, then
Jackals and
The Breaker (2nd main character is 20+) might also come up with something worth a look. Both have been caught my attention and made me read them in one go, because the storyline just draws you in without longer breaks. So, just right to kill some time.
Last one for now and maybe best match, is
Dendrobates. It's a tiny little bit similar to
Shi ga Futari o Wakatsu Made and comes up with a main character working during the day for the police and at night being an assassin. Honestly, it was fun how that guy changes roles so far.
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