Reviews for My Dearest Self with Malice Aforethought Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 5 volumes! There aren't many works I buy on a regular basis. Maybe it's about 3 works? I started buying this work because I thought something would catch me from volume 1, and I felt a little bit uncomfortable. The old man who came out at the end of volume 2 is full of things to say. volume 3? the first half of volume 4? From that point on, I finally felt nothing but a sense of incongruity with her words and actions. Every time I go one page, no way... that's impossible! So, when it comes to the personality of the main character, isn't this really the opposite pattern that I felt in volume 1? Or rather, The Hook is in volume 5, and ah... But I have a feeling that there will be another new development from here on out! Also, I've read similar works, such as those in other reviews, but that's wrong — it's hidden in a different direction from the beginning, and I feel like I can't read it straight as the author intended and think it's no good to think it's similar to other works! I don't think it's that gross, and it's fun that a lot of hidden foreshadowing are finally starting to come up, and it seems like a lot of questions up until now have been unraveled. Well, what I really felt was, “There are abnormal people and abnormal people you don't notice. that's scary, isn't it? It usually sneaks in around there. But after all, they find out because they do something. And no matter how much they tried to admonish them, they looked a little bit like crazy, and at the end of the day, they started laughing once in a while. Wow, what are you saying (laughs). It sticks with the phrase that no malice is the greatest evil.” I think that's it. It's really bad, and when we're talking, we lose our place to express our feelings halfway through, right? It's difficult to separate psychopaths, but once in a while, if you discover that they usually get lost in that area, it will be difficult if you don't keep a distance. I wonder if psychopaths are inherited... not the part that is acquired during growth... congenitally. Reading this work makes me want to look it up. A psychopath family lives nearby, and the other day they were warned by a police officer and tried to admonish them on the contrary... the children there were always fine with hurting others and being scolded (close to being attacked), but it may have been bad for them to hurt them, but it's not bad that they got hurt, so it's not bad that they got offended, so when parents and children said it together, my spine froze... I was nervous and doubting my ears as to whether they were saying it seriously. Haven't you had such an experience? The more I get to know the main character's girlfriend, the more I'm afraid it will overlap with the family... I'm looking forward to an interesting development!

This review contains spoilers. I've just read up to 3 volumes. The SKALL case seems to have been resolved, but the dual personality case is yet to come. I'm also curious who Rei is. Urashima family's older sister? I'm also curious. The upbringing of the protagonist, who has developed another personality, is very persuasive. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of person B1 will be depicted as. (EDIT) I've read up to 5 volumes. Eh!!! That's the development. The personality I had developed was his. The story has taken a big turn, and even past incidents have made it difficult to understand what is true.

This review contains spoilers. I started with dramas. Read all the way to the rhino edition. The story is almost the same, and it feels like the drama is still wrapped in obrato... maybe? The tempo of the story was fast from the beginning, and I couldn't read B1's actions at all, so I was excited about the development while feeling anxious with the main character. Ei-kun has a decent sense appropriate for his age, so I can read it with mental peace of mind. (In terms of physical ability, I can read while struggling.) The carefully crafted story, such as the existence of B1 and the truth of the LL incident, is deep, and I think collecting foreshadowing is dramatically interesting. However, both the story and illustrations are quite violent and sensitive, so it takes preparation and strength to read on. Be careful if you don't like being afraid of pain.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I somehow started reading comics, but when I noticed it, I was addicted to it, and it was so interesting that I wanted to read them all at once. It's funny that we don't know who the culprit is.

This review contains spoilers. After I learned about this drama, I read it all at once. It's a thrilling development, so keep an eye out. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. The words and actions of the characters don't make you feel uncomfortable even though they only have a sense of incongruity. But as I read on, my impression of those people changed drastically, and if I read it again, it changed even more... When I reread it later, it's a work that makes me wonder if it was a foreshadowing.

This review contains spoilers. I thought dramas were very interesting, so I read comics as well. I thought it might be more interesting than dramas. I think the pictures are beautiful and easy to read. There was a lot of talk involved, but it was interesting.