Reviews for Sensei's Pious Lie Manga

This review contains spoilers. Niitsuma-kun is like the heroine, and it's so painful that I thought I'd read this comic since he's there. I was surprised that the monstrous creature called Hayato also had just a little bit of conscience. He wants that creature to suffer until it dies in its own conscience. I lost everything because I wanted to see a woman's painful face, and the suffering of a woman who couldn't even end there, I don't think Hayato would be able to change it even if she suffered until she died, but only Misuzu was wearing a skirt at the end, so I thought it was worth reading the painful story until the end.

This review contains spoilers. Moto Hagio's Yell is published at the end of volume 2. She seems to be reading this work as a depiction of women's inequality and the difficulty of living. Of course, it can also be read like that, but considering that Niitsuma-kun's existence is not small, it read to me like a comic depicting how a person with severe heartbreak overcomes it and recovers. It's a story that is essentially unrelated to gender, and since that is the case, I feel like I was able to sympathize with it even more. What I thought was good was the setting of the old house and garden trees where Misuzu lives. Like palm or cycads. It depicts an illustration of Niitsuma-kun and his grandfather taking care of garden trees. The accumulation of such nonsense things deepened the emotional bond between Niitsuma-kun and Misuzu, and it seemed that Misuzu was able to confront her trauma by making good use of such things. The last scene also involved yard work. The setting was casual yet effective at first glance, and I felt that this kind of detail was extraordinary for me.

This review contains spoilers. It was really good. It's muddy and heavy, and there are parts that make it difficult to read, but I felt happy after I finished reading it. The relationship between my teacher and Niitsuma was wonderful. Niitsuma-kun is cool ~ ★ They even get swept away, but it's good that the teacher does it all! The way it ended at the end was also good. But I wanted to see two more lovey-dovey people.

This review contains spoilers. It was nice to finish reading and feel a happy future for Misuzu. There's no place I can sympathize with Hayato because he has a distorted past. But this kind of person probably has a normal face and is close by. Let's live as hard as we can, whether we get involved or not.

This review contains spoilers. The picture was so delicate and I was drawn in, the excitement can't stop, can't stop, can't stop

This review contains spoilers. Along the way, I cried twice when I saw Minako's growth, or rather her determination. I cried so much that I wanted to raise my voice and cry if I didn't care at first sight. Women often come up weak, but I thought women who knew their weakness were really strong. As a high school student, he felt weak, but it was really nice that he grew up and became reliable. Hahaha, that was really damn bad, but it was a pity . I wanted to see more details about the protagonist, his aftermath, and Misakana.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was good that Soseki's “Kokoro” was shown in the story. There are too many men in the world who want to read this manga.

This review contains spoilers. The switching between scenes that depict each feeling is good. It contains social issues and makes me feel heavy, but at the end it's a good work that gives me hope.