If you didn't read thrillers with split personalities you may find it interesting, but this one follows the standard script step by step. Our protagonist is a college-age kid devoted to man’s one duty: that of sticking his penis in as many wet holes as possible. It seems strange for it to be all a 10 but I'm not the kind of persons who criticizes like "the art is good,but sometimes lacky when you look at a background" or "it's the same concept of story as many other mangas that are better than this",I just want to say that reading this manga means you will be hyped to read every new chapter and say "i feel bad that I have to stop now". The knowledge on DID is very limited even in the modern age and this manga's depiction of it should not be taken as fact in any way.

But, for sure this story is worth reading, well played, well written with a semi realistic style which comes to complete it quite greatly. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. His audience, a bunch of hardened criminals who idolize a serial killer, just go along with his excuse, and even end up freeing that man. To me it felt massively like a cop out with little to no setup as to how he actually "gave" himself DID. It's really awesome and despearing, you'll feel different emotions or shits while reading this stuff.During his childhood, his entire life was turned upside down when the world found out who his father, Hanoi Makoto, was. It’s the psychological traps and mind games that are going on behind the scenes that enrapture my imagination, I don’t give two shits about how insane a character unless it plays a genuine role in the deductive reasoning of it all. I feel as though there are many better ways to utilize the core components of DID in a fictional story.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. When he finally realizes the "malice" concealed in his body, he becomes entangled in a disatrous tragedy. are a few moments in the first half of the story that are a bit slow, and oh boy the plot gets complicated, but everything pays off in the end. Walking alongside his friend, Kashiwagi, he cannot help but ask the most intuitive question in his mind: isn't today the 24th? Shinai naru Boku e Satsui wo Komete" is an enthralling psychological thriller that keeps you on the edge until the very last page.So many of these series, such as "Dokuzakura", "Juujika no Rokunin", and "Happy Sugar Life" fail to capture the level of intricacy created within this series and that’s what sets this apart! The story seems original, having an mc realizing he has a different personality the time when he skipped several days and waking up in the morning, knowing he has done some sort of things he doesn't remember that days passed including having a girlfriend who's popular in campus. The puzzle's final image is, unfortunately, not as refined as it should have been, mostly by virtue of its first half.