If this is a repeat threat, then sorry.
but i was searching and couldn't found it so
i aint a huge fan of sports manga, but there are a few i just really like, and today i started reading shion no ou, it's about Shougi gaming and man, even though i dont understand the moves , it keeps me on the edge of my seat XD.
have you guys read any mangas you didn't understand the basis of it, but still kept you on the edge of your seat?

shuuu~
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I get what your saying and I have read some manga like tht but I can't think of them of the the top of my head.
for example theres shugo chara its not the I don't get the basis of it
its the concept of it get what I'm saying

Oh yeah! If you're talking about concepts.

I'm not a great player of sports, so lots of the finer points escape me, but I love shounen manga.
Examples:
Whistle, Fantastista = soccer. I'm like "What?" I don't get soccer at all, but after reading these, I find myself watching it on TV sometimes.

Hikaru no Go = Go. I know the basic moves, but there are a lot of technical terms in the manga that I don't understand. Still this is one of my all time favorite manga.

March Comes in Like a Lion = shogi. Other than 'Japanese Chess', I don't get it. So I guess I should try Shion no Ou.

i cant understand any sports manga because im too lazy to even learn the rules, but i still like things like crimson hero and others. i dont understand anything there doing, but i still like it. sports are confusing. 😕

Well, I read Ten without knowing how to play Mahjong. (On that note I know how to play now. It's hard to get 4 people to play though...)

But well, plot I don't understand... I sitll don't know what Veritas was about.

Yep, surprisingly both about vampires. Vampire Knight (at one time I got completely confused with the storyline, but continued anyway) and Vampire Girl (never understood it until I decided to look online for the meaning). 🤣

"I am a colorful fantasy born on dark nights; a delusion of black and bottomless minds; a thought that dies in the morning reborn by moonlight. What am I?"

• A Night of a Thousand Dreams

I read Veritas and still pretty puzzled over a lot of the plot.
As to concepts, Shion no Ou because I have no knowledge of Shogi whatsoever.

Nulla in mundo pax sincera
"Always go too far, because that's where you'll find the truth." - Albert Camus

Akagi - I don't understand the first thing about Mahjong, but I've always been a fan of mind games.

Hikaru no Go - Don't know anything about Go either. I didn't finish this, but might still do so if I'm ever in the mood.