Reviews for This Isn't Revenge, He Said Manga

This review contains spoilers. The side that bullied became an adult without any fault, and living comfortably in society is absolutely unforgivable for the side whose life has been ruined by being bullied. Sanctions against those who bullied them - who exactly is taking revenge... I was worried about the development, so I read it all at once. I want to read more soon.

This review contains spoilers. Fierce bullying. The perpetrator was unaware. And it's scum even when you become an adult. I will never forget someone who has been bullied for the rest of my life. I wish they were killed more cruelly. Who is fighting the enemy? I feel like I'm not alone.

This review contains spoilers. Even if there is a proverb that thieves are in three parts, it's not their fault; in the sense that they cannot sympathize when the victim being bullied is bad or immediately unsympathetic, the side that is retaliating is “not fun to hurt, and far from apologizing for their own fault, there is no way they can be saved (translation)” (translation)” on the side that is retaliating is also convincing

This review contains spoilers. The main character seemed to have a strange way of writing notes in the beginning or that there was some secret, so I thought about what it was and thought that he might have a dual personality. At least, the person in the mask is gnawing at shogi or doesn't like shogi, there's no depiction of the beginning... it's a comic that really bothers me about the future! I'm looking forward to the continuation!! As mentioned above, the dual personality theory was posted in a review in 2024/5, and it came true! The moment after that joy, I felt disappointed and bleak. I really love the double personality characters in comics, and it makes my heart ache when I see them bullied like this. I'm interpreting that the dual personality in this case is probably the result of soul amputation and poor brain processing, but of course the cause is that overload that exceeds the load that humans can withstand continued... wow, it's hard... and I know that it was painful enough for Ryu-kun to die, but the other child also lost Ryu-kun, and yet only he existed, it became darker, deeper, and hopeless than can be read in comics I'll do it. What did he think of Kado-kun? It's tough. But for some reason, it also makes me feel like I have to live even if I crawl through the darkness. What kind of finale will this film have? I want to watch it.

This review contains spoilers. This is my second post today. I want you to take a look at the content titled Culprit Hypothesis before reading this review. As I had been staring at, Onogawa finally started showing suspicious movements. I think this is also an acquaintance of the police who taught the leader Shu the details of Kazuma's cause of death and the enemy attack he unleashed on Kitai. Because the only people who know the top secret information about enemy attacks are Yama-san and this guy who interviewed the situation. The reason I know the whereabouts of the people the Masked Man killed must be because I was able to find out by coming into contact with Zhou. Even so, I think it's too early for the author to give such easy-to-understand hints. I hope all of our readers will enjoy doing it much later. From now on, Yama-san will continue the investigation without knowing that Onogawa is the culprit, and if that guy reveals his true identity, you will be unbearably shocked. While assuming that, I would like to continue watching it in the future. Okubo's death at the end was extremely exciting.

This review contains spoilers. While doing a lot of unreasonable and horrible bullying, when sanctions began on us, “it was a long time ago,” “that's unforgivable,” “creepy,” “selfish,” etc... The two psychopaths who are the main culprits are probably the last, so the next one is probably the target, the scum fat guy.

This review contains spoilers. I understand the meaning of the title now and the previous two books, and at the same time I can't predict the future. Once you've seen it, it's a work you'll want to keep watching.

This review contains spoilers. Perpetrators of the horrible bullying they carried out when they were students are killed one after another a few years. Is the culprit the victim himself who had his dream crushed, or is he a person close to the victim? What does the phrase “not revenge” indicate? The suspense elements were strong and it was fun to solve.