Reviews for Suicide Notes Laid on the Table Manga

This review contains spoilers. Hanasa, Yana, Saya, Sana “Sano Sana, Saya, Sanma, Nisa, Yasayasana, Cold, Sayama, Sama, Hanasashima, Sota

This review contains spoilers. It was well-made as a story, and I enjoyed reading it because I was distracted by unforeseen developments. Personally, I didn't really like the way it ended, so I reduced it by 1 star. It's an unclean way to end, and it just didn't suit me, who likes a clean ending. Other than that was fun to read?

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where the real state of the class comes into view when her girlfriend, who was a popular person, left a suicide note. There was a bit of horror element. I found the unique view of the world interesting as it became known how she thought of the class.

This review contains spoilers. At first, the girl who was kind and everyone admired became more and more unknown, and it was very disturbing to see anxiety and a sense of urgency looming over me. Recommended for suspense lovers

This review contains spoilers. I was curious about the story from the movie, so I read it! I'm really excited to see what kind of last one it will be, and I'm really curious about the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about sharing a suicide note from a classmate who has died, and the whole class discusses it to find out the reason. It's a very unexpected story, and negative feelings such as each thought and the true nature of people who seemed like good people are revealed. I'm drawn to the fact that the more I read, the more mysteries there are. We've been reading suicide notes for a long time, but towards the end they talk about whether that suicide note is fake, and the mystery element is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's scary, and since it's a comic, I thought it was interesting, so I decided to read on without making too many predictions. There are still more amazing works I don't know

This review contains spoilers. The story is about a girl in first place in the school caste who mysteriously commits suicide note, and she reveals a suicide note she wrote for each person in her class. It's scary when the Darkness of Humans and the Darkness of the Class come out.

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't read the development until the end, and the tempo was good, so I read it all at once. I was surprised that the protagonist, who is harmless to humans and animals, has an unbelievable storyteller. The story didn't have a good aftertaste, but it was interesting.

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I couldn't help but be worried about the continuation after reading volume 1! The development is also smooth and easy to read, but if there was one, I wanted a little more foreshadowing. There seem to be pros and cons, but I liked the bad aftertaste at the end. It's kind of a happy ending when it's over refreshed! The atmosphere might be nice, but since it's a story that starts with one person passing away, I think it's okay to have this kind of fuzzy feeling. It's interesting that at the end of Kuro Hatsukaichi, the face of the number one person behind the scenes appeared, probably whether the person himself was aware of it or not. The black aspect attracts me again, and the real contradiction that this child is pregnant with is true... she is good at expressing it! I imagined that if Hatsukaichi was number one in the final new ranking... It was an author I definitely want to read if I have one next time!