Reviews for Sensei's Pious Lie Manga

This review contains spoilers. Introducing a shocking story. Gender equality is being touted these days, but only this is an absolute difference in strength, and body and mind are taken away in an instant. Even though the main character “Misuzu” feels itchy as to why they don't resist, it may be impossible to affirm oneself by controlling the body like brainwashing. In contrast to that, “Niitsuma-kun,” who was forced to have a relationship with the wife of the part-time owner, was also mentally ill. When I came into contact with that fact as a homeroom teacher and student, the feelings of Misuzu, who didn't feel anything about the wind, sky, air, or even the changing seasons, moved. The depiction of Coco was an important development. The ending didn't depict a big uproar, but after... I think it was a good way to end it. An artist with a unique style and interpretation. At the end of volume 2, there is a message of recommendation that extends over page 2 of “Hagio Moto Sensei.” Maybe there is something called a point of view, or a way of grasping things. I also wanted to read the next work “Saturn Return.”

This review contains spoilers. A long time ago, I only read 1 volume, but somehow I remembered and read the entire volume completely. It makes me think that a woman is a man. I thought the content focused on sexual victimization issues and was linked to gender. Personally, the last volume is my favorite volume, but I definitely want to watch it again if Sensei and Niitsuma-kun have one after that! I want them both to be happy. Niitsuma-kun's unwavering feelings and kindness for his teacher was the only light of reading this comic. Even so, Niitsuma-kun looks like a certain actor.

This review contains spoilers. There were words that left an impression on me, and I felt that I really understood the phrase “I'm afraid of betraying me”... When I read this work again, I felt that the body, mind, and emotions seem to be the same and different, and that humans are complicated. But after reading this comic, I also appreciated every single thing, and felt that it would be nice if I could walk little by little, and I was glad I came across this comic.

This review contains spoilers. I read only one volume before, and I couldn't swallow any of them, so I couldn't read the rest, but after reading it for a long time, I bought it all at once. I love Niitsuma-kun. It wouldn't be right if the main character was right or wrong, but that's pretty much fiction. If it's not right, people you can't cheer for may not be able to read it. I loved the way emotions were portrayed. The last volume was very good. I was relieved at the end when there was salvation.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a work that people take in different ways. There were many places I didn't understand and things that were hard for me to understand, but I was really attracted to them. I thought that people who are bluffing, those who look happy, and those who are weak and can't scream all have some kind of trauma or weakness. Don't do what you shouldn't do just because you're weak. I think there were a lot of people who were able to face such a weak self at the end. This is a work I want to reread over and over until I understand it properly.

This review contains spoilers. Misuzu-sensei is nice, I really fell in love with her. I wonder if it's the last volume in volume 8, so why don't you let me read it from now on? Niitsuma-kun has become a very nice adult, and Misuzu-sensei seems to be in a relationship, and I'm also very happy when I read it. Thank you, I love you, Misuzu-sensei, I'm supporting you again ❤️❤️.

This review contains spoilers. Anyone can be exposed to unreasonable violence, and anyone can become any of these characters. But it's hard to grasp shards of hope like them... I wanted to live my life admitting that I had both strengths and weaknesses.