Reviews for Suicide Notes Laid on the Table Manga

This review contains spoilers. Did someone kill Himeyama? Does it just so happen that Himeyama-san has something wrong with it? I read on with a sense of excitement, but the ending was more realistic than I thought, and there was a gap with the ending I had imagined, which is interesting! but that's how it ended. It made me feel indescribable. I wonder if this is the emotion that Group D unconsciously directed at Himeyama Tsubaki.

This review contains spoilers. Congratulations on successfully reaching the final round and being able to draw it all the way to completion. Overall, all of the roots, turns, and turns were weak, but I had the impression that they were well put together. I was reading it, and even though they all seemed to be real, I thought that only one person had an unrealistic (comic-like) personality, but the moment that child's mask was peeled off was the most interesting. “Convinced...!” I thought so.

This review contains spoilers. It was pretty interesting and finished, so I read it all at once, but the last one was so bad that I was confused

This review contains spoilers. I really like this comic. I read the episode from my elementary school days that was in the author's afterword and fell in love with it even more. A classmate who died, and the self of the most popular (sequence) child? And a “suicide note” for classmates and homeroom teachers who were in the classroom. Was she really that selfish? I'm also curious, but “who wrote that suicide note?” And the true nature of classmates can be understood from the suicide notes that are being made public! The essence of this is that it's hard to unequivocally say “you are all bad.” That's because I (and probably all of my readers) have the same qualities. If you think that maybe they were doing similar things at the same time, and if you didn't do well, there might be people doing it now, then this isn't someone else's problem. That's scary. Depending on the timing, a word I said would hurt someone's heart. But I can't see the wound. What is depicted in this manga may be quite extreme, but someone may be heartbroken by “my own casual words and actions.” But I don't think it's someone else's fault that they were forced to act like this. The fact that you can understand a person's true nature is really real. The story is finally at its best. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of last one it will be.

This review contains spoilers. Honestly, I don't like death stories, but this work is interesting and pretends to be a continuation, and it turns out that the details of about half of the suicide note have already been revealed, and it was revealed that the deceased girl was having a hard time little by little. I'm curious about the development of whether the cause of death was due to the accumulation of these or if there was something more definitive

This review contains spoilers. The psychological battle between people is a book worth reading. The main character in particular... has a good taste