My Dearest Self With Malice Aforethought Vol. 1

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typical shits but not those kind of chibi and some not serious stuff. As you read it, the art became I first tried reading this awhile ago, I couldn’t get through it because I thought it was just about some Prevy guy reliving his memories or whatever.. When I was clearing through my want to read list I found it again and decided to give it another try,. And I didn’t regret it. The art style had two beautiful styles contrasting against each other and the characters as different personalities, and goals came to light. The characters around the main character didn’t disappoint either, whenever the main character finally got over something or moved onto the next level there was another character showing their true Characters are a 9/10, B1 being my favorite along with rei, some characters were a bit forced but nothing serious a b c d Loo, Egan (June 26, 2022). "My Dearest Self with Malice Aforethought Suspense Manga Gets Live-Action Show Starring Hey! Say! JUMP's Ryōsuke Yamada". Anime News Network . Retrieved July 1, 2022.

Obvious maybe. Malice Aforethought on the other with the execution and pure amount of plot twists it had me on my knees begging for more. For whatever will come next. and I wasn't disappointed. All the way, and I mean "All the way" till the end of the story I wasn't dissatisfied. Having no recollection of the event, Eiji goes along with the flow until he's faced with more nonsensical events that took place in the last few days. Walking alongside his friend, Kashiwagi, he cannot help but ask the most intuitive question in his mind: isn't today the 24th? "Eiji, what are you saying? Today's the 27th."

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That was me literally every few chapters. I am usually really good at predicting stories, but this one is something special... The manga's artistic style is stunning. The characters can be charming, elegant, and carefree, but in an instant, they can become terrifying, evoking visceral reactions. The artwork has the power to transform a character, giving them a morbid complexion and stripping away their charm. Each character has their own distinctive artistic style, whether it's carefree, mysterious, strong, or resentful. It is rare to find a manga with such distinctive character designs. they all make sense from the perspective of our main character and the information we have as a reader. Hazra, Adriana (November 27, 2020). "Kodansha Comics Licenses 8 New Manga by Miki Yoshikawa, Kanae Hazuki, More". Anime News Network . Retrieved July 1, 2022.

A television drama adaptation was announced on June 26, 2022. Directed by Hiroaki Matsuyama, with Michitaka Okuda writing the scripts and Daisuke Kusagaya producing, Ryosuke Yamada performed the lead. It aired on Fuji TV from October 5, 2022, to November 30, 2022. [2] Reception [ edit ] This has to be one of, if not the best high-stakes murder mystery manga out there! From beginning to end the whole ride was nothing but thoroughly thrilling and energetically enticing. Damn, this shit’s even got me speaking in alliteration, that’s just how epic it was! The art is amazing, the facial expressions, the way they vocalise sound effects and the sense of danger it all captures every emotion you'll feel while watching an action movie or listening to an Opera about an abandoned cat in the rain. The story is really masterfully executed and written. I don't want to spoil anything because you will miss out on the mind blowing which is the main characteristic of this story Chapter 97.5 Chapter 97 Chapter 96 Chapter 95 Chapter 94 Chapter 93 Chapter 92 Chapter 91 Chapter 90 Chapter 89 Chapter 88 Chapter 87 Chapter 86 Chapter 85 Chapter 84 Chapter 83 Chapter 82 Chapter 81 Chapter 80 Chapter 79 Chapter 78 Chapter 77 Chapter 76 Chapter 75 Chapter 74 Chapter 73 Chapter 72 Chapter 71 Chapter 70 Chapter 69 Chapter 68 Chapter 67 Chapter 66 Chapter 65 Chapter 64 Chapter 63 Chapter 62 Chapter 61 Chapter 60 Chapter 59 Chapter 58 Chapter 57 Chapter 56 Chapter 55 Chapter 54 Chapter 53 Chapter 52 Chapter 51 Chapter 50 Chapter 49 Chapter 48 Chapter 47 Chapter 46 Chapter 45 Chapter 44 Chapter 43 Chapter 42 Chapter 41 Chapter 40 Chapter 39 Chapter 38 Chapter 37 Chapter 36 Chapter 35 Chapter 34 Chapter 33 Chapter 32 Chapter 31 Chapter 30 Chapter 29 Chapter 28 Chapter 27 Chapter 26 Chapter 25 Chapter 24 Chapter 23 Chapter 22 Chapter 21 Chapter 20 Chapter 19 Chapter 18 Chapter 17 Chapter 16 Chapter 15 Chapter 14 Chapter 13 Chapter 12 Chapter 11 Chapter 10 Chapter 9 Chapter 8 Chapter 7 Chapter 6 Chapter 5 Chapter 4 Chapter 3 Chapter 2 Chapter 1hides their true selves and true connections to the mystery behind a layered façade. Each reveal is only another aspect of their masks, setting up for another reveal. This culminates in a cast of nuanced characters, each interconnected in the complex plot. comes to complete the overall emotions you could feel toward a story, a world and make it dear to your heart, memorable. The all story to me never missed anything. I expected things and it was met. and after that they kept increasing and it was never met with dissatisfaction.

I definitely recommend this if you like a lot of unexpected twist, There is some gore throughout and this story basically starts out on showing a murdered body since this story would he nothing if the police did not find that woman’s body. There's a fine line between a work of good psychological intrigue and pure doggone hogwash. It's not easy developing such a complex structure while also mapping a perfect plan through which to deliver it to the reader, but this manga executed that amazingly. My only gripe with it is that it’s a little too long. I appreciate the elaborate detail, but when it comes to thrillers I prefer that they don’t indulge in certain story arcs for longer than they need to. This is something that I was disappointed about when I read "Death Note", I felt that after a certain point it didn’t need to go on for longer. Regarding this manga specifically though, I’m talking about the whole arc with Skall and Yashiro Sai that was towards the beginning. That’s just my opinion though, and at the end of the day this was a magnificent read. If you’re one of those people who care much more about the ending, don’t worry this manga pretty much handled it perfectly! I legitimately think this is one of the most underrated mangas of all time, I won't understand anyone giving this manga a score lower than 9. Erkael; Koiwai; Takato (July 28, 2020). "The Killer Inside Vol.1". Manga News (in French) . Retrieved July 1, 2022. Though I enjoyed discovering the many plot (twists) which fabricated the story...I feel like there's this little something which can't make me fully enjoy it.nowadays not only is a good means of entertainment that is good for your mental health but also save The writer set up some pretty specific characters... They are definitely written interestingly, but I usually enjoy stories where you delve into people end get to know them better... The more this story goes on the more you know that you know nothing hahaha. Three days have passed, yet Eiji cannot recall a thing. The situation takes a dire turn when a magazine writer exposes Eiji's deepest secret in front of Kyouka: he is the son of a serial killer. As his life is thrown into a spiral of disarray, he embarks on a journey to resolve the mess of the last three days and get Kyouka to accept his past. a 10/10, The art was phenomenal, and the artist has a very unique and grotesque style, which I personally endeared. Also loved the character designs.

much on the insanity of their characters and lose sight of what makes this whole genre so damn interesting in the first place, the tactics with which these characters interact with each other. It’s the psychological traps and mind games that are going on behind the scenes that enrapture my imagination, I don’t give two shits about how insane a character unless it plays a genuine role in the deductive reasoning of it all. So many of these series, such as "Dokuzakura", "Juujika no Rokunin", and "Happy Sugar Life" fail to capture the level of intricacy created within this series and that’s what sets this apart! Characters are not crazy just for the purpose of being crazy, almost everything feels like it solidly builds up to everything else and the plot twists keep you invested the entire time.

However, I think the author did a bit too much near the late middle to the end. My biggest complaint was reintroducing a character we hadn't seen in a while & giving them plot critical actions. It was done purely to move the story along and the character's reasoning doesn't make sense at that point considering the circumstances. In addition, some of the events through the story also feel this way. They seemed improbable even with the premise of this story and while I think Eiji's character was good, Rei felt like a convenient plot device and a soundboard for when the author wanted to do a little exposition. Also, everything and everyone were a little too neatly connected. The way the plot resolves connects to this though. However, the main issue with the work is that the story reaches its peak as early as the fourth volume. The intrigue and suspense that gripped the reader during the third volume's plot twist and the horror that unfolds in the fourth volume are never quite matched again. While all the characters receive development and have deep connections, these connections become increasingly forced, less organic, and contrived (although still enjoyable to read). facts about a Japanese gem, manga, would be a big loss for you. There are many reasons why there are People say that perfect mangas don't exist that's why they don't give anything a 10, but I follow the idea that if a manga does anything beyond what I expected from this medium of art then it has pushed the boundaries of what manga as an entertainment medium can achieve with the story, and this manga does this with being one of the most cleverly written plots and characters with genuinely horrifying art in the best moments. Eiji Urashima is a college student with a dark past. During his childhood, his entire life was turned upside down when the world found out who his father, Hanoi Makoto, was. A heinous serial killer named LL who kidnapped and brutalized young women. One day, Eiji wakes up with no memory of the past few days, with a new girlfriend, newfound respect from the college bully, a bag of cash and a bloodied and broken bat secretly stashed away in his room, and the news of a murder that is very similar to the LL Serial Killings. Eiji Urashima must uncover what has happened in the days he has no memory about as the sins of his father starts haunting him again.