Reviews for Usotoki Rhetoric Manga

This review contains spoilers. Kanoko-chan, who has been hurt because of her ability to understand lies, and a teacher who has tremendous insight and is highly capable but doesn't try to actively use it meet, and they gradually move forward positively amidst various events. The relationship of trust between the two is wonderful. I'm surprised that teachers, who usually look bad, sometimes look so cool.

This review contains spoilers. It's not like I can read minds. If the other person believes what you say, that's all. In other words, the fact that you don't understand 100% of the truth is a mistake.

This review contains spoilers. It's still volume 4, but I'm glad Detective Iwai properly affirms Kanoko-chan's abilities and actually uses it in a useful way. What's more, how to handle that ability? They can also teach me. It's also fun to solve clear mysteries and to target the target with lots of everyday bugs. But please break away from Bimbo a little more.

This review contains spoilers. You can fully enjoy it as a deductive, and it's a work that makes you think a lot about lies, believing people, etc. I'm in tears at Iwai sensei's line accepting the main character. Many of the people around the main character who appear are also good people, and even if it's a scary incident, I feel relieved by talking about it at a later date. Personally, I like my friend Detective. It's a work that teaches us many important things, such as the truth changes if we stand in a different position, and acting as if we think our own heart is right. I highly recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. The story is warm, but it's a story where you can understand people's good points and bad points due to the protagonist's unique abilities. Personally, I was very good at painting and I thought that was also a highlight...