Meh634 caught in 720p's manga / #Psychological(56)

I just wish there were smuttier scenes, although the plot was interesting. Kinda fast-paced tho... Not as good or hot as Kabukicho Bad Trip, but nonetheless I love the author's art style.

This was actually really interesting. The plot was different and original, and the art wasn't my taste but the plot was just too good to pass up. The idea of being able to experience the death of the deceased is both fascinating and terrifying, which was perfectly portrayed in this. A very good read indeed. Edit: I read the prequel after I read this, and the story is just unlike those of I've read before. Favorites for sure.

I read this after reading the sequel "Stigmata - Aikon", and I have to say this is amazing. Like, Holy– I haven't been this invested in a mystery/detective/drama before. The plot and characters make sense, even amidst all the action and events. I'm gonna have to add this to favorites.

Y'all this was too short. I'm glad the uke was able to find happiness and gain respect for himself, but I needed more. Like, maybe the uke opening up more to his family, telling them stuff, idk. Some things seemed sort of incomplete or skimmed over. Still a heartwarming read though.

LMAO WHAT This was messed up. Definitely a short psychological

I liked all expect for the main story, Rakka. ;_; 2nd story was my favorite!

Not the worst psychological I've seen, but still a bit messed up... Kinda uncomfy, but I mean I was expecting it to be worse so I can't say I'm disappointed or anything

Reading this was... a time. I did not expect it to be so psychological Why were both guys toxic?? I can't believe the ending, especially the blond guy. Like DANG. It stinks so much that she had to experience that. I'm so glad she found her own ending. ️

This was shorter than I thought?? This whole thing was such a turn for me. It's good but different than what I usually read.