Reviews for Sensei's Pious Lie Manga

The content seemed to boil down the ugly and bad parts of humans, and I retired along the way... if I want to read Heavy, I might continue reading again.

Muddy feelings and events surrounding the genders of men and women are spelled out. People change drastically when it comes to gender that can't be helped.

It makes me afraid to read on... It was such a work. But I have to read it properly! I inspired myself to read it. Humans are weak, but they can also be strong. As I read it, I felt like I was gradually beginning to see hope.

I watched the movie and wanted to read the original comic. Until the end, there are painful scenes and dark developments in no time, but Torikai-sensei's skill makes me feel good after reading it.

It's a beginning where you get confused about what you want to say when you read only volume 1, and Misuzu has a relationship with her friend's fiancé. I know Hayato is scum, but gradually the severity of scum appeared more and more, and it became more and more confusing, and it seems like it's okay to let such a terrible thing appear.

There is an image of “teacher” being fair and fair, but after all (weak?) There are many types of humans, and they use real intentions and intentions properly. It's a work where you can feel the “adult convenience” of each of the characters.

“Even if humans are divided in two, one of them has the most share.” I agree with that statement. Certainly, not all humans are equal.

The theme is inequity in the way the work is introduced. It hurts my heart that both inequality seen from the female side and inequality seen from the male side are depicted.

It just so happened that I watched the live-action adaptation on TV and started reading it with interest. It seems like it's common in terms of situations, but in a small number of volumes, the individual characters are spotlighted, and I thought it was a work that was very good at choosing and using “words.” I wonder if the style of painting also matches the “words”... I was also drawn to the fact that not all of the short stories in the story were completed, and I was also drawn to the fact that they felt was fascinating or not.

It was a theme that made me think, including things I could understand and things I couldn't understand. It wasn't a heavy and fun story, but I was relieved at the end where I felt the light towards each tomorrow.

It was made into a movie and became a hot topic, so I read it through. It really made my heart ache as I read it. I don't want to notice that I'm being exploited (being), and since my heart is broken if I don't think so, I pretend not to look at it in my own heart. This is a work that verbalizes the chest pain that many women (or everyone) must have experienced, big or small. It was hard to read on because it seemed like I was being able to decide my own mind, but I'm glad I read it until the end. Also, I think an Intimacy Coordinator was essential not only for Nao, who played Misuzu, but also for Kazama, who played Masami, for matters that have become a hot topic in the movie. I would also like to disagree with the fact that the director described the main character as “drowning in sexual pleasure.” I'm at a loss as to whether to watch the movie... but anyway, the original story is amazing.

It has a really human smell, and each person's settings and characters are unique, and it's easy to read. However, I can never forgive just that man.

There are people who despise the statement that it won't decrease after about 1 time, but this is a problem film that clumsily depicts the pain of having one's dignity taken away and anger at being exploited from the front, in a form that does not match one's will, even once. The exclamation that Mr. Moto Hagio sent to this work also left a great impression on me.

It's a work I've been interested in for a long time, but I'm resistant to sexual harassment, so I left it as it is. Recently, incidents of sexual assault have also been discussed more, and it is said that they will also be made into a movie, so I read it again with great interest. It was hard to read on. I'm reading the work and I have to solve it. You can't just run away; you must face your partner and yourself, refuse, and be robbed of your self-esteem. It made me think. I'm glad it ended in a saving way