Reviews for Trace Manga

For me, as a woman, it's one of the best deals on youth manga. Maybe it's because I like detective stuff that doesn't really involve romance. But I like Nonna. Anyway, I can't wait for the continuation.

The author of the former forensic investigation is drawn based on actual experiences, so you can catch a glimpse of the reality of the police organization. In particular, depictions of forensic work and occupational diseases are realistic. The story is broken up in volume 9, but since there is movement again in volume 10, I'm looking forward to volume 11.

First of all, the picture is very careful, yet it's easy to watch because it's a depiction with no waste. The story is light-hearted, and thrilling. Keep up and be sure to subscribe.

It was made into a TV drama in 2019, and the content is so interesting that it's only being made into a drama. The sight of the main character, Mano, following an incident involving him makes me want to read the continuation while also cryinching. There are also slightly scary depictions, but keep an eye out for how they realistically pursue the incident based on scientific evidence!!

The main character is shadowy yet single-minded, and is very charming. Sawaguchi is cute, and she's great as a heroine. It makes me think that it would be nice if things went well with the main character... There are some ugly scenes, but they are real and interesting!

I was curious to read the main story. It's such a read-worthy work that you wouldn't think of it as a spin-off.

It's so interesting that I watched it all at once. I was watching Brutal for the first time, and this one is amazing!

Actually, what I was interested in before the main story was the spin-off, but when I read the reviews, they were all gross, but when I was surprised, there were a lot of things and I was slightly worried, and among them, I knew that the person who read the main story first was the best because it revealed the details of the incident that also came up in the main story, so I arrived here. As a matter of fact, the author, who worked for the former forensic investigation, was drawn in great detail, and a new perspective on how to look at the incident was born. However, there are occasional gross scenes and incidents with various details where the depiction is only realistic. I like mysteries for the time being, so I've been reading and watching a little mystery stuff, but I was sometimes scared by the realism, which is the most characteristic of this work in a sense, probably because fakes are OK but not the type that is too realistic. There is a kind of awesomeness about how the veil of this bland yet jittery incident shrouded in mystery that happened to the protagonist is revealed. However, even for me, I was concerned about mysteries and truths, so I couldn't stop turning the pages, and I was drawn right into the work. For the time being, I started reading the latest 9 volumes after they went on sale, so I was able to quickly proceed to the truth of the incident, but it seemed like all of the incidents had been told more than I had anticipated, and they had not been told, and it felt like the details were complemented by imagination. The culprit of the incident is properly caught. There will also be a settlement, but I'm a little personally concerned about the details, so I'd like to ask the author around there!! There will be new developments starting around the end of volume 9. The focus seems to be on how to get involved with Dan, the main character of the spin-off. As a reader who is concerned about being able to read the truth of the detailed incident, etc., I am grateful.

It was insanely interesting! Long time no non-BL! Read it before the spin-off, and if you read this, you can see that the pain recedes like caronine. There was a reason to retreat to the bedroom during the four-day holiday and provide time for dad to interact with the kids

I read comics after entering. The drama was really interesting, but the original story was also interesting with lots of details and solid content ☆

The state of forensic research work is depicted in detail, and it is a work that satisfies intellectual curiosity. The storytelling was perfect, and it was also very interesting when it was made into a drama on Fuji Television. I recommend it.

It's a word of obsession, starting with the events that happened when the main character was little and about his current job. It was made into a drama, but you can read it in a different atmosphere.

I read the latest issue and thought, “Huh???” I heard a voice saying. This is volume 8 where the story moved quite a bit!! Is the real culprit's confession real? mislead?? I want to read the next volume soon.

There's quite a bit of scum appearing, and there's also glossiness, but I can't help but worry about it anymore. Now I know the whole story, but is it still there? It's fun that makes me think.

I was watching a drama. Cartoons are more interesting. There is also a scene where they say wow... you wouldn't be able to do it on TV. But it's a learning experience where you can learn things you don't know. Originally, I was surprised that manga artists didn't draw by interviewing forensic research, but rather that people from forensic research became manga artists and drew. The last episode of the drama was in a blink of an eye, huh? It was over before I said that, but there's still more to come to the manga! It's about to come.

The balance between the character's creepiness and the protagonist's sense of emptiness is good, so I don't get tired of reading it. This is my first time developing a story so bland. Perfect for when you're tired and don't want to think about anything but want some stimulation.

Each incident has many episodes where there is no way to save it, so it becomes quite painful. But the depiction is careful, so it makes me think about various things. The main story is progressing at a good pace, and I'm looking forward to continuing.