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

As someone who enjoys manga with a more grounded, mature tone, It’s Someone Else’s Problem really surprised me. It dives into the world of law—not with flashy courtroom drama—but with a raw, sometimes uncomfortable honesty. The protagonist, a jaded but sharp lawyer, doesn't sugarcoat the legal system. Instead, the manga shows how messy and morally grey real cases can be.

What stood out most is how each chapter feels like a glimpse into real people’s lives—their selfishness, their desperation, their apathy. It's not always pretty, but it's refreshingly real. The art style is clean and expressive, and while the stories are heavy at times, they never feel preachy.

It’s a smart, introspective read that made me think about justice in a different way. If you’re looking for something more thought-provoking than action-packed, this one’s worth picking up.