Reviews for Rental Murderers: Agents of Revenge Manga

This review contains spoilers. The main character who is being bullied does a lot of things for review, and I'm really excited to think that it will work. I will definitely read it next time.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad that the way to repeat bullying was personally refreshing, and the story progressed one after another, so it was fun to read

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a common comic in school life, so I read it as a trial reading for now... and then I won't stop! That's interesting! Anyway, please read it once lol lol

This review contains spoilers. It was so refreshing to take revenge!! It was nice that the method also made me understand the internet society by a horrible means of spreading on the internet... bullying is scary...

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read, and the tempo is good, so I'm drawn into the content. The expression “fun” is inappropriate because the content is just about the content, but please read it

This review contains spoilers. I felt that the courage to review and confront bullying was very good. It's interesting to watch, and more will come later.

This review contains spoilers. Now that bullying has become such a social issue that it is not an exaggeration to say that it is a crime carried out within schools, it made me think that it would be good if such avengers actually existed. Perpetrators say it's because people who are bullied are bad, but can you really say the same thing when you're on the victim's side? It's the same as not being able to complain no matter what someone you've bullied you. Despite the fact that there is something called a law to prevent this from happening, the school side doesn't understand the idea of trying to clean up crimes with one word “bullying.” Even first-year elementary school students can tell the difference between things they shouldn't do, but there's no way middle school and high school students can use the same childish words. I'm around the age where I can understand crimes when I reach elementary 4, so it's important not to clean up with words like “bullying,” and to create an environment where victims do not cry and fall asleep. Currently, there are schools that hire educational counselors, but I don't think that's the solution. Unlike family matters or study matters, most people think that they have to do something about bullying on their own, so it's that difficult to talk about it. (← ‼ I'm angry that there are so many schools that don't really understand this) I want a world where heavy punishments can be imposed even for children in order to make people understand that bullying is a crime that derails people's lives. Also, Airi's mother said, “Don't combine bullying and murder,” but that idea is strange. Even if they didn't die, it's as if they killed the victim's heart, so it's definitely not something to be forgiven.

This review contains spoilers. It's true that humans are the scariest... Both the characters and the good, modern-day story flow so fast that I can't stop. It's refreshing to read when you're stressed, but it's scary.

This review contains spoilers. I haven't watched the Revenge series very often, and when I read it, I was addicted to it. The content also seemed like anyone could do it with a revenge method using familiar SNS

This review contains spoilers. Bullying's revenge and social sanctions are the most shocking, aren't they? It really is true that people who are irritated forget about alcohol when they become adults. The side that got hit is something I'll never forget. There is no way that the party that did it should be allowed to stop with a funny story. I was reading a line from the person who takes revenge, and it came right into my mind. I wonder if my life would have changed if this kind of revenge shop actually existed... I'm reading it with great emotion. We're still in the middle, so it's exciting to move on with the story.

This review contains spoilers. It was very interesting. I'm worried about my little sister, so please continue. But I felt refreshed. I'm glad I bought a comic and read it. I want to read it again, so I think I'll read it over and over again.