Ilay Riegrow's Wife ✨'s manga / #seinen(9)

IT'S DONE, I'M DONE. Had there been any possible way to access the sequel. This is such a masterpiece but there are still questions left unanswered. It's amazing that we already know who the culprit is since the beginning and it gets interesting yet baffling as there are many people involved with the prime suspect. I would really love to create a mystery board for this story.

Zig pulled out the good man the Colonel used to be. The story follows an ex-soldier who managed to survive the savagery of Al-Queda militants and is now a security guard at a bank in Hong Kong which happened to be the last place where Colonel and his subordinates had robbed. After the incident, Colonel was held captive and Adams hired Zig to keep an eye on him where he was given 300 hours to finish the job. From then on, things turned out really interesting which resulted in a really amazing plot. Zig is strong male lead, indeed. He didn't resort to any violence while on duty. It's a type of action where the mc doesn't necessarily have to kill but the story lines remains interesting.

Will read this soon.

️ Gore A deep sea horror??? I've always been fascinated with mysteries involving the sea and ocean because these bodies of water itself is an unfathomable depths of enigma.

There is one part of the story that I don't understand, how did Alice manage to get herself in that hotel or something otherworldly place? Anyway, let's pay no heed to that and get to the bottom line of the story. Bibliomania is an adventurous, psychological and horror manga telling a story about Alice and her persistent desire to go back to real world. The challenge starts with 433 and in order to go back, Alice needs to travel from page to page backwards until she get as far as 000 or the table of contents. In every games there exists the drawbacks. While Alice is making a long distance away from her room, her body gradually rots. This part really piqued my interest. The ones that tried but failed to succeed will turn into a page. Here in the last chapter, I don't seem to fully understand but I kind of get it but not really. Maybe a little rereading will do. All in in all, it was an amazing read and fast paced. The art sure is up to my taste. 5 staaar!

||Late Review|| Another masterpiecefrom the same author of "Monster", Naoki Urasawa. It took me a few days of interval after reading this one yet again for the second time it didn't failed to intricate me, another (⁠ﾉﾟ⁠0ﾟ⁠)⁠ﾉ⁠→ win win hehehe.

So the end is just the beginning, eh? Although the ending felt a bit rushed but I'm glad it's a happy ending for Ooshima and Akari. Otenera is anything but fit to take his role as doctor, the reaction he makes everytime Sekiguchi or the other characters informs him about the virus is somewhat amateurish. Also, Mori is so weird, when said the virus is violating her cells she's all red and seemingly aroused. Like wth girl? As for Sekiguchi, I'd give his character a high rating for being sensible.

️Warning ️ Contains rape, domestic violence, suicide. Read at your own risk. Leave Mariko to me, I'll take her home. It all seemed like a one shot story, short but enough to leave you in a really emotional state. All that has happened to Mariko is too much for her. I never experienced such abuse but I feel connected with that kind of pain. Another thing, she wanted to go with Shino to the sea and I find it heart wrenching as it reminded me of the scene in "Faraway Home" manga.