The story follows Eiji Urashima, a young college student who seems to have nothing going for him. With no girlfriend, he hangs out with a group of unsuccessful friends and is hated by almost everyone due to his status as the son of a serial killer. One morning, he wakes up next to a woman and realizes he has lost the memory of the past three I really like these psychotic thrillers about crazy people, yet this one is somewhat disappointing. Not because it is bad per se. The art is quite good, the writing is fine, the characters are layered, and the story itself is quite consistent, yet the whole manga felt like a homework. If you didn't read thrillers with split personalities you may find it interesting, but this one follows the standard script step by step. At some point in the middle of the 34th chapter it made me belive for a short time, that it may be different, but it was a short-term hope since at the 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! Hazra, Adriana (November 27, 2020). "Kodansha Comics Licenses 8 New Manga by Miki Yoshikawa, Kanae Hazuki, More". Anime News Network . Retrieved July 1, 2022. I like that the art doesn't shy away from the darkness of the story. I like the semi-realistic art of it. I don't really critique much about the art but I like it, I wish though that U Eiji and H Eiji have a distinct art to them like the fashion choices for example, so that the readers can clue in more who is U Eiji and H Eiji.

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. 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 truePeople 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. 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.

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. 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.

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. 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. the reveal of DID really did bring it down. I feel as though there are many better ways to utilize the core components of DID in a fictional story. Plus, even if all the characters are needed to create the story picture, some feels underdevelopped, leaving them to be there as "super useful but...yeah...why are they really here?"...still I get it...so I don't know how to really feels toward this problem I find haha...this is the reason I put a 8 to this manga, personal curiosity prevailing.

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! main ăn may đấm ngất r cho xích luôn chứ ko phải đánh bại mới cho xích đc nếu như thế main ăn l :)))

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they all make sense from the perspective of our main character and the information we have as a reader. 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. Scheja, Christel (October 9, 2021). "Comic-Besprechung - The Killer Inside 1". Splash Comics (in German) . Retrieved July 1, 2022. typical shits but not those kind of chibi and some not serious stuff. As you read it, the art became Characters are a 9/10, B1 being my favorite along with rei, some characters were a bit forced but nothing serious