Reviews for This Isn't Revenge, He Said Manga

This review contains spoilers. As for revenge, it's exciting, and the story progresses quickly, and I can't wait because I'm worried about what's next! Also, no matter when I look at it, page 14 of volume 5, Kitai is really too gross lol

This review contains spoilers. The insensitivity on the part of the perpetrators of bullying is showing, which is amazing. What will happen at the end? Why don't you meet someone who bullied you face to face once?

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading it since volume 1. I was concerned that Zhou, who was in front of the Buddha, had prepared a handgun, but I'm worried about Zhou holding a handgun... the continuation. The revenge dramas up until now are horrible, but it's shocking.

This review contains spoilers. lynching rather than revenge, sanctions that are not based on the law? There is also a way of thinking that equal judgment and punishment by law (including the death penalty) is essential in order to prevent such lynching. Nonetheless, I can't help but feel that the crime “bullying” carried out in the field of schools is being treated lightly. Assault crimes, injury crimes, property damage, defamation... even though the perpetrators are children, victims are similarly flawed children with a future. Unless there is a system like France, will the same thing be repeated in a small closed society called a school?

This review contains spoilers. This isn't just a revenge drama; it also has a high element of mystery. The biggest mystery is who is the culprit, but it's probably not Ryukichi when it comes to fighting enemies. There is also a hospital sympathy story, but there is no denying the possibility that Ryukichi has already died. Also, Zhou is very suspicious. Why did they end up being taken away while meeting up with Kazuko? The ring probably has a GPS attached to it. Who saved Hokuto when he was abducted by Okubo? Many mysteries are deep

This review contains spoilers. It's a revenge drama, but where relationships break down makes me look forward to the next story ‼ Is Ryukichi alive? I have a question. ⁉

This review contains spoilers. If Tokarev is the main culprit of the bullying, well, is it good (not good) that my younger brother's guard is Glock? There is likely to be sibling relationships and family discord, so will the end be a fierce cancer action?

This review contains spoilers. Who is the masked man...? If you think about it normally, it's of course Ryukichi, but I thought there was a good chance that wasn't the case. If anything, it was enough to include Zhou, the main culprit, as an option. But as far as I can see in the latest episode (18) so far, is it Ryukichi after all?

This review contains spoilers. When in high school, the six-person group that relentlessly assaulted Kojima Ryukichi, who was an egg shogi player, and destroyed his life after playing around, was sanctioned one after another under the crown of revenge (enemy attack) due to an unidentified presence, but Watanabe, the spearhead actor, and Tasanaka, go in circles and are nothing but harmful to society, so the scene where these two people retaliate and release a loser's howl in a state where they take bug breath is extremely pleasant enough to laugh over and over again. After being assaulted for pleasure, when it came back to oneself, they spit out discarded lines such as “I should have killed them” rather than remorse, and ridiculed, looked down on, and even though they were members of the scoundrel, looked down on, and worried about being made into a monster face with a similar personality, etc., and it was unbelievable. Incidentally, acting ability is the lifeblood of actresses, and it would be possible for them to live in the role of ghosts. Such a selfish guy is bad even for the actress Kazue. Conversely, Kitai, the pervert, and Okubo, the chimp, were swayed by their own greed, but I get the impression that they ran wild and self-destructed without permission, so there is a sense of ease, and rather they are amazed at how ridiculous they are. Also, the environment surrounding Hokuto, who has become strangely handsome as he ages, Kadomatsu, who has a rival atmosphere in shonen comics, Yama-san who chases the culprit while emotionally understanding the perpetrators of this incident, and Ryukichi, such as Onogawa, moderately disrupt the image of the culprit, and add flowers to the suspense element. Then they get a handgun, and the main culprit, Shibune, seems to be enjoying this situation. Proposal to Wada and the presence of light. As of volume 18, now, when the mystery deepens, is probably the most interesting time.