Reviews for Lonely Deaths Lie Thick as Snow Manga

This review contains spoilers. they're bringing weapons all over to the jail, aren't they? There is a mass murder case reminiscent of Tsuyama's 30 murders during the war (33 people were attacked, and the culprit committed suicide as a hunter right after the incident), but 1976 isn't that long ago.

This review contains spoilers. A few years have passed since I first read this work, and I came across it here and immediately paid for it. I think the first one was Lake Kawabuchi in Y prefecture. The bodies of many children were found in a mansion, and Juzo Haikawa, the owner of the mansion, was the first culprit. At that time, a young detective was dispatched, and a local police officer and one of the police officers spoke lightly to that detective about the picture displayed on it. It won't be until later that police officer (Jun) was the culprit. Up to that point, they reached Kurado in Hokkaido, the hometown of Juzo, who was easily imprisoned and ruined. I was wondering if it was the mysterious Rikka ceremony that was being held there, and the truth was revealed when I came here. “Megure Yozo”... cloned humans who were tested by this human and even manipulated to their brains. The truth about Kurado Shuji has appeared many times over time. Juzo was one of them, and Juzo had a kind heart. So until they arrived at Megure Yozo, they got rid of the cloned humans in Japan, and came all the way to Burma to reach the end. I went back to Japan to protect my children, but it fell into the hands of the first police officer Jun. Who let Jun escape made Jun escape overseas. Juzo also died in prison, so why is Jun overseas? It became known that Megure Yozo was Jun's father, but it was erased by the CIA. Based on the baby Jun's photo, I think about 20 years have passed since he became a police officer. I wonder if Jun will show up at the end? It looks like it will be completed this winter, but I can't wait. It wasn't finished in the winter. my misunderstanding. As Kanon-san said, I want them to be alive rather than saying that Hikawa Juso might be alive... Is the reason (personally) leading to an international incident because there are organizations that plan to misuse Megure Yozo's clone? Saeki and the others too, but I don't want Kanon-san to be in danger.

This review contains spoilers. We've met. That was my first impression. What is this drawing power and impact. ◯ While waiting and even lives are in danger, I live a shared life with the man I met and the lives saved. However, an incident triggered an even deeper and more horrible incident. that's dangerous. It's still in the middle, but it really draws me in. I'm really at a loss as to whether to wait until it's finished and then read on to the one that has already been published.

This review contains spoilers. When I heard that it would be made into a drama, I read all of the original distributions at once! Is it possible to properly interpret the present and the past, and the mysteries leading to the past in dramas? I'm looking forward to seeing how far the unfinished work will be drawn. postscript? True to the original story of Narita Ryo and Yoshikawa Ai, and Yoshikawa in particular! I want you to read this comic even if you're good

This review contains spoilers. It's a good mystery. The allocation of mysteries and the pace at which they are revealed, etc., never ceases to attract readers. The past editions are amazing again... I want it to be completed soon, and I want it to continue for a long time.

This review contains spoilers. Violence begets violence. A chain of violence. There are quite a few victims among the characters. Haikawa, who was hungry for love, was raising abused, waited for, and neglected children who did not know the love of their parents. He is arrested as the culprit of an incident. The storyline and the fact that he was an unexpected culprit are also elements that draw you in. The title also has a good sense.

This review contains spoilers. There is a scene where I watch a mysterious DVD in the first volume, but I just couldn't watch it. It was the first time that fear struck me that I didn't want to watch it anymore just because it was an important scene and object that clearly moved the story, so fear struck me that I didn't want to watch it anymore, it was really scary