Reviews for Sensei's Pious Lie Manga

It's called gender equality, but in the end, men and women cannot be equal. Men dominate women with violence, and women attribute superiority or inferiority to women. Everyone who comes out harbors something and lives while telling lies. The protagonist continues his relationship even though he is being raped by his best friend's fiancee, who looks down on him. The dirty parts of humans mixed with a sense of vengeance and immoral character are often depicted on the theme of sex, and it is worth reading. This story shines because Wadajima is the only one who lives instinctively without lying.

The gender gap between men and women. A man or woman who tries to take advantage of it. A man or woman getting entangled. And the story of a man and woman trying to fight. I can't stop admiring the author who is able to face sex in four ways up to this point. That's amazing.

It was so painful that I stopped over and over until I read all of these works, and I didn't feel like reading ahead. I was moved and shuddered when I read it all the way to the end... It seems contradictory to say that people are weak, but strong and wonderful, but it is true.

The heartbreaking content continues like a rage until halfway through, but I feel like I've closed my eyes to everything. The pictures and words are beautifully spun and teach me the shape of “love.” I'm really glad I read it.

The characters definitely exist outside of the work. Even if there is no direct involvement within the readers' community, this kind of event is happening every day somewhere. Because it is about “sex,” it is difficult to surface, and only the parties involved can know each other. There are also many harsh depictions, so I don't think it's necessary to force yourself to read it. However, although it is outside of the “royal road,” I felt that there is great significance in reading it as a social study.

It was the best I've read recently. There were parts that made me feel bad, but it's a good work, including that. The last one was good too.

The theme is heavy, isn't it, but it's a theme that must be considered socially, called the way women live, and if you read it properly, it may be reflected in values

This is the original book that became a hot topic when it was made into a movie. A comic that shockingly depicts the hardships of being a woman. Hayato is so terrible that I can't put it into words. worst of all, get arrested. But I wonder if it will actually end up like this...

I had the feeling that you were raising questions about what you thought. It's an impactful story, so there may be times when you don't like it, but I thought it was a good work because it had a social theme that was common to the author's other works, and I thought it was a good work.

Lies aren't always viewed as unscrupulous. It's an essential part of our lives. Send in 3 to 5 times the amount from a low place. And what was not achieved is brought back again. What a nuisance.

I only bought 1 volume when only 1 to 2 volumes were on sale. What I was looking for in this book at this time... I can't remember anymore, but I'm sure I was expecting something like a young man saving a hurt woman. When I actually read it, there wasn't such a beautiful development on the upper side, and regardless of age or gender, every character was vivid, and only the parts I didn't like were visible, so maybe I couldn't digest it when I was young. Time passed, and after entering society, I came into contact with that first volume again, and rather than judging the superficial parts of the characters, I read it while continuing to ask myself questions. It's probably because they understood that it wasn't someone else's problem anymore. Aren't you thinking you understood it by judging the world based on such a broad framework of being a woman or being an underdog? Looking at the way people change in the classroom, at work, within their peers, in their families, due to gender differences, beauty and ugliness, in the past and future, I wonder if someone's absurdity is right under my feet. It was after reading that it made me notice that pretending not to look has become commonplace. As the lukewarm and painful development of being in close contact with an uncomfortable stranger continues, the appearance of the two struggling to face each other without giving up makes me feel hopeful about the existence of people trapped by various desires. Precisely because I understood that carnal desire was not the only thing I wanted, the interaction between the two was different from other scenes, and I read it with a feeling that I was finally able to breathe. Despite being an everyday and common act in the world, they are sometimes touched as taboo, sometimes treated carelessly, and sometimes as horrible as a weapon. Without love, I wouldn't say anything pretty, but I definitely want to have a heart where I can protect myself and my partner. There isn't a day in my life where I don't collide with sex and life. It's tough, but this work gave me an opportunity to stop and look back. Now that I'm older, I'm thankful that I was able to read it.

I think it's a work that can be received in a variety of ways, depending on when you read it, and your own circumstances and experience points. Misuzu is not the only protagonist, and it is natural in this story that all of them live their own world centered around themselves. So depending on where you stand, I think whose feelings you can be close to will change depending on the reading environment and age. In that sense, it was a work I suddenly wanted to reread. However, the content is quite heavy, so I recommend reading it all at once when you have enough time to chew your mental burden.

that's amazing. I was drawn in so quickly. It's not a fun manga. I don't have any crinkles. I don't even have a crush. But it's a work that I think I'm glad I came across. It's simply a story where you can't decide whether men are bad or women are bad.

This work shocked me. It's just a story about how many actors turned down offers to perform in the film adaptation, so it's a heavy theme. However, I think that the person involved who was sexually victimized attacked with himself, and the bad thing was that they did not have a sense of self-affirmation is well expressed.