Reviews for Trace Manga

The TV drama was interesting for me, so I became interested in this work and started reading it. I really enjoyed Yuko Araki because she was cute.

Linked to a certain book? I'm doing it. I don't think either of them changes that if you do something bad, you'll get an appropriate reward... Depending on whose position you proceed with the reading, your impression after reading will also be different. I recommend that you read and compare both.

I just read on because the content doesn't come up at all, but the fact that the shigarami within the police is also visible and hidden is an interesting development that can't be done in real life, but is it the fault of the investigators? If arrogance comes out, the content would definitely be able to unfold even in real life! I felt it.

Read up to 3 volumes... “Forensic research” is pretty severe and plain, isn't it? it seems impossible unless you're a mentally strong person in science...? As I read it, I can see the real reality of such “forensic research,” and I understand how difficult it is. There are many places to read, and patience is required, but the content is solid enough, and it may be worth reading. I read up to 3 volumes, and when the main character's case started unfolding, my level of interest increased, and I was looking forward to future developments.

I've read up to 10 volumes. The real culprit of the main character's family incident is also known, and it feels like a settlement has been made once and for all. From now on, I wonder if it will be a development where they chase the stage where they have escaped while investigating the incident that occurred. Even so, the sandalwood was dangerous. I was also reading Brutal without knowing it was a spin-off, but the cruelty against the culprit didn't change, and in this film, there was also something like an obsession with the main character, which spurred on the aberration.

It's a common setting where you work in forensic research to find the culprit who murdered your family, but it was so interesting that I read it all at once.

When I thought the content was so solid, I thought the author was a real investigator!! It's more fun to read than other mysteries!

The detailed style of painting also fits the serious and suspenseful content very well. I want to take a close look at the details, but the story is so interesting that I read it in a hurry.

It's a story that can only be written by someone who knows the actual scene, such as the procedure for appraisal work in forensic research, and the fact that you must not perform appraisals other than what is written on the documents requesting an appraisal from the police. I think it's a story only this writer can write. It is easy for Sawaguchi to have preconceptions from information such as press reports, etc., and the appraisal work seems to cut corners. However, even if it is forgiven by an ordinary person who has no connection or connection with the incident, it must not be in her position. Forensic investigators and police officers harbor the horror of distorting the truth and turning innocent people into criminals. Maybe that's why I'm attracted to Mano, who just tries to discern the truth. However, it seems that Mano also has hidden thoughts within him, and I also feel scared that his true intentions will be revealed.

I have a book. Each episode is deep and moving, and it's a story that makes you think. It also helps me learn a lot. I also like Brutal, which is another story about the characters that appear here.

I was reading it for rent, but I wanted to reread it, so I bought it. The pattern seems to be of different tastes, but it's interesting

The pictures are still poor even as the volume progresses, but the content is interesting. Episode by episode is a one-off story about forensic research, but since the story that is the main focus of the whole story is a mystery, I think even people who aren't interested in forensic research but like mystery can enjoy it.

I'm talking about forensic research. A female employee named Sakaki-san appears, and although she's not a strong person like Mariko from a certain TV, it's very interesting.

I was curious about the spin-off Brutal, and when I was reading the review, it was said that people who read the main story here would enjoy it, so when I bought 1 volume, it was so interesting that I bought all of them that had already been published! I'm looking forward to the continuation. Personally, I also bought Brutal, but I prefer the main story.

I read it from Brutal, and the trace is interesting too. The protagonist stoically searches only for the truth.

I've read up to 4 volumes. I'm horrified by the truth that is becoming clear little by little.

Because of the main character's work, the development of the story is heavy, and my feelings are heavy due to the images that make me imagine looking at the pictures, but I'm worried about the development of the story. It's interesting, but I'd like to buy an additional one and read it when my heart isn't weak.

Whereas the drama “Forensic Research” is a forced story unfolding or turning into an all-trades shop, you can read this as “Professional Forensic Research,” which works bluntly, directly about the culprit, and makes you feel relieved that only the part that cannot be taken is back and forth