Reviews for Usotoki Rhetoric Manga

A mystery solver between Detective Iki, who is full of humanity, and Kanoko, an assistant who understands lies. All the characters that appear are fascinating. It also has drawing power, so you can immerse yourself in the story with peace of mind.

they have a personality type like a teacher lol lol I'm worried about the continuation. The Kurata meal scene looks delicious!!

The story is easy to understand and easy to read. I think difficult stories, such as the complexity of truth or lies, are expressed in an easy-to-understand manner with characters!

I read it all at once. The times were good, the characters were good, the story was good, and I was able to read it quickly. It's also good that there aren't any sticky relationships.

It was really nice to be able to watch how Kanoko, who had an unhappy childhood in order to understand lies, met Kakusota and became happy.

The protagonist, who is hurt by understanding lies and hurt by being hurt by exposing lies, is kind, and the words of the teacher who accepts them without sympathy are also kind. nice

Every story has been made up and has a high degree of perfection, and the pictures are beautiful and challenging to read? The middle stage is good, but the development towards the end is also great. the teacher's past editions are good too? There were also some difficult parts, but I think I'll reread it over and over again ❗ I'm glad I came across this work ~?

This is the first time I've read a girls' manga that has almost zero romance elements, and it's great. The main character overcomes bullying even though there are parts unique to girls' comics. And the people who support it. At the end, there's some romance element. This kind of thing happened once in a while! lol

It was popular, so I bought one to try it out and it was interesting, so I read it all at once. The mystery and the feeling of deciphering the past of the two were easy to read.

It's really interesting! I couldn't stop reading it when I started reading it with a light feeling that I should just read volume 1 for now. The relationship between Iwai-sensei and Kanoko-chan is also wonderful, and there are almost no love scene depictions, but it made me cringe. It's a good way to show off. It was a wonderful work that the two of them would love to see even after that.

I want this work to spread even more to the world. I take my hat off to the compositional ability to unfold the difficult setting of hearing lies as a story (both human relationships and incidents) without contradiction. The beautiful pictures and psychological depiction are also wonderful. I think he's a really smart writer. The teacher is cool.

I think it's a work that makes quite a bit of use of the setting of “being able to tell people's lies apart.” It's a solid story even as a mystery, so I think people who focus on the story will be satisfied. That scene using the last lie was so amazing. It was awesome.

It became my favorite work so much that they competed for 1 or 2 in girls' comics! I think this author is very smart. They are very good at developing and showing stories. I was thrilled by the mystery and the relationship between the teacher and Kanoko, and I was able to read on in a blink of an eye. Actually, I don't really like Megane Koko, and I didn't feel like reading it at first, but the work was so interesting that I didn't care. The moment I realized that Kanoko likes her teacher, the scene where her own false voice echoes is so cute, I love it! I definitely want to read it if there are more ♪

The story is solid, and it's a comic where you can enjoy solving mysteries together. The main character, the boy, is handsome and cool.

A story where you can understand lies. The mystery solving mystery and the romance story are well put together, so you can enjoy both stories. Once, it's delicious again!

The settings, such as the heroine's powers and historical background, were so interesting that I quickly read them. I never got tired of reading the content, from moving to severe.

It's a story about Iwai sensei and Kanoko, who is poor and genuinely doing it but is struggling with her own strength. It's a work that makes you think about lies