Reviews for It's Someone Else's Problem: The Candid Work of a Lawyer Manga

There are common internet bulletin boards and word of mouth that go too far with insults and slander against others, but I was impressed that it is possible to complain about such things because they are not familiar with high technology at all. The main character, the lawyer “Yasuda Osamu,” often makes people who come to consult, makes them angry by saying unnecessary things, and is also interesting in gags where he is troubled by his assistant Kagami. However, when the request is received, Yasuda becomes reliable, and it is cool that they solve the problem (the ending is satisfactory to the client even if it is not solved). However... there are a lot of difficult explanations and technical terms appearing in the main story and columns, so I think the number of people who can catch up with the content is limited. But it's such an interesting work that I want to watch the continuation as soon as possible.

There are many popular SNS consultations with lawyers whose motto is “Shoshen Other People's Affairs (One Person).” The characters are rich and there are various cases. It's very interesting, but I'm glad the drama was easy to understand. There was depth in the atmosphere where the actors were acting based on their experiences. Feelings were also easy to sense. I also recommend dramas after reading comics ☆

It's a very useful comic, or rather, a learning comic that teaches me a lot of things I don't know. They drew it as a comic in an interesting way, and it was fun.

Even though the subject seems difficult, it's amazing that the comic is so easy to understand. I enjoyed reading it. I also watched the drama version, which was interesting too. If you haven't watched it, I recommend it.

As a reader, it's fun to read “because it's someone else's matter after all,” as the title suggests, but I can see that there are various cases where it's not strange no matter who becomes a bad person, so I think the title contains the message “Let's add a little bit of wisdom with this work and be careful not to become a party involved”

It's nice that it's structured as an interesting story even though it's a tough subject. It's a normal story about flaming at the tip of one's finger, so I'm not a person either.

The internet flames seem so far away that it's really close. Everyone can easily and anonymously send information on the internet, and it's easy to forget their sense of ethics and morality because of that anonymity, but at the end of it escalating... I'll study it a bit with this comic.

It's someone else's problem, but it's not someone else's problem. Maybe the darkness of social media could happen to me too. It makes me think about how to deal with SNS. This is a work I want people who are addicted to the darkness of social media to see.

It's a modern comic where you can gain knowledge about how to deal with disasters and slander that can happen to people today!

It has an expressive power that makes you feel drawn into the story to the point where once you start reading it, you can't stop.

I've only read the beginning... at first glance, the lawyer seems cold and elusive, but he seems to have some belief in the motto “Other People's Affairs.” I also watched a glimpse of the drama, but the cast was amazing! I'm worried about that too.

It was a lawyer's story, but it had a sense of realism and drew me in. In the internet slander story, the perpetrator had no remorse and was confused, but you said it in an administrative execution scene! I clenched my fist. I finally felt refreshed. The story progressed at a good tempo, and I was drawn in in no time. That's amazing.

It was a commentary-like comic that detailed the procedures, processes, and psychological/financial risks of requesting a defense on the subject of internet flames and slander, etc., which have become social issues. The main character, the lawyer, seemed stinky, so at first I thought it was a black lawyer (laughs), and I think it's a good film to have a drama adaptation for the sake of commandment.

The reality and true intentions of an occupation where ethics above the level of a lawyer should be required. If so, it may be contrary to public safety. That's probably why it's necessary to confront it rather than hide it.

I don't post on SNS at all, but this is scary!! Is it easy to add likes? It's useless if you don't know that this kind of thing might happen, so it was a learning experience.