Reviews for Brutal Manga

The danger was revealed even in the main story (trace), but this one was even more dangerous lol. However, it seems like only people who can't be saved are being targeted, so I'm surprised that this one I'm reading is also amazing. that's a bad way to do it lol

It's a great piece of work. I read it very vigorously. I'm looking forward to the next one.

Surprisingly, I was able to read the story development quickly and quickly. To be honest, I was wondering if there were more gross torture scenes, but I was able to read it normally.

So, I have a feeling that it's something that makes me feel refreshed. I thought it would be good if it didn't depict the criminal's life history or environment. Reading this spin-off seems to change the way you look at “trace” slightly. The picture is beautiful, so the glo depiction shines.

I was surprised that it was so funny. The psychological feeling comes out without hiding it, and it's easy to read.

I wonder if it's a law to judge bad people, but this work punishes the villains themselves, and the people who bow down are great people in the police... it's probably forgivable since it's a manga, but after all, it makes me feel refreshed when I read it. Some of the depictions are terrible, so there are times when I'm surprised to watch, but it's dark and I like it.

Episode 1 was particularly interesting. There is a so-called heartbreaking development along the way, so be careful...

I was able to test read most of the parts, so I'm looking forward to volume 2 (^◇^;) However, it's really cool. People who don't like GLOY should be careful.

It's deep and very interesting. It's an intricate structure, so it may be bothersome for people who don't like difficult things, but personally, it's a pressure point. Maybe R18 is left. It might be difficult to make it into a movie.

The picture is beautiful and cool! It's pretty gross, so I recommend it to those who don't mind that area. The content is also clean

It's pretty brown, but I was able to read it because the pictures were beautiful. I'm worried about the continuation.

Not recommended for those who don't like Gloys. I liked it, so I read it ♫ I'm curious about the continuation!

The picture is beautiful and nice. There are also grotesque depictions, but thanks to the pictures, I can read them without feeling uncomfortable. The story in the first episode is partly very similar to the movie Confessions from Year 22, but is it a homage? Also, there is a story that is reminiscent of an actual incident, but unlike Ushijima-kun and the scum of good and evil, is that the original story? It makes you think, so it's a category you can enjoy as fiction. I'd like to read not only spin-offs but also new works with this duo.