Reviews for Sensei's Pious Lie Manga

Whether or not you can empathize seems to change. Each one has its own darkness, and the fact that it progresses while jittering around is frustrating from the reading side... but maybe the real world is scratching its feet even more and taking a detour. I think it is true that the senses of people who have been inflicted pain from people, starting with violence, become strange. I personally think that people who can show their “anger” are able-bodied people. You can't express it well and you hold it in a distorted way... maybe it would be easier to clean up menhera. But I think the reason people suffer no matter how much their self-esteem is tattered is because they have at the bottom of their final self-esteem, which is wanting to be happy (= wanting to make themselves happy). In that sense, I think people are strong. Self-esteem is easily tainted and destroyed by people and oneself, but it doesn't go to zero easily. I thought so again after reading the entire volume. It's heavy and all the characters that appear feel dark, but I felt the light in the dark throughout the story. finally. Recovering from trauma isn't easy. The main character who moved forward at the end is great. I really want them to be happy.

The story was heavy, but it was a story that seemed real, and it made me think.

it's pure love, isn't it? What is a story that draws you in. The worst man who comes out early on the way is so stupid that it's funny

It's such a difficult story where people pass by intricately and seek answers without answers in the midst of their own complexes, complexes that other people have, and values they can't intersect... it's such a difficult story, so it's a work where people's likes and dislikes seem to be divided. I fell in love with it.

I read up to 3 volumes, and my feelings became much heavier. But I'd like to read what happens at the end.

That was interesting. The other side of that person smiling happily, the other side of that serious person. It's a work that makes me want to read more. What will happen to students and teachers in the future? (Is something going to happen?) It's going to be interesting! However, volume 1 also has an aspect from the viewpoint of sexual victims, so people who have had such things may be offended if they read it. Maybe the author wants to convey that aspect as well.

This is the first comic that made me think that “teacher,” who is afraid of the school caste and enjoys the position of looking at it quite a bit, seems interesting.

It's not a work that makes you feel energized lol. The content is so tough that I think it will be hard for the writer himself. I feel like I'm drawing by cutting myself off. Speaking of novels, it's pure literature, isn't it? As an ordinary housewife who is married and has children, it can be read as someone else's affair, but it seems that single women around their age can be scolded in various ways.

I've always been curious about how it will end. but! Other than that, I admire Minako.

It's a scary subject, but it draws me in more and more. I'm worried about the continuation

I read it all the way to the end because I was curious from the trial. Opinions may be divided, but I took a step back and thought it clearly depicted women's disgusting points. I just wanted them to be happy from the bottom of my heart.

I read it as a trial, and I was wondering what would happen with this in the end, so I read the whole volume.

A work that makes me think a lot. It gets a little scary. I feel like this is a deep work that cannot be expressed in a single word.

If it's a comic, it's probably a bit dark and difficult. If you read it as a novel, it's difficult, but I feel like it comes in easily. It's also hard to understand the characters' troubled and fluctuating feelings. It's not clear, but you may be able to sympathize with it as you read it. It's a work that makes me think a lot.

I was struck by an indescribable feeling after reading it. it's like being forced to open Pandora's box and showing what's inside? I'm scared, and the reason I can't help but read it even though I don't want to read it is probably because it depicts a truth I don't want to acknowledge.

Kanji was taken to a unique world. I want to read them one after the other.

you like pictures, don't you? As for the content... there are probably a lot of people who don't really want to read it. I don't want to turn my back on it, I don't want to think about it... But they actually exist. people like this... I wonder if people who choose that because they are different from any of the characters think that way! It also helps me learn how to deal with myself and others... Everyone's “happiness” is different... but living every day with good things and bad things... is precious, isn't it?