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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- Yeah... Finally I managed to understand who was all this people in the burned house and who was the murder Seriously, it's not a bad at all shoujo with unpredictable storyline and protagonists with interesting past |
EinveraDec 25, 2009 1:01 PM
| Haa! he wasn't the killer, made the manga not worth reading. I wanted more suspense. piqued my interest, but it disappointed me. |
ClosedCXApr 20, 2011 5:28 PM
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| Yukinari wasn't the killer. Wow that's surprising. I love how elegant this manga is being put together. The flow of the art, the storyline, the characters.. I can't believe this still falls under the genre shoujo, I thought it was more josei... but I guess the lack of adult characters made that. |
| Just like I thought , maybe not all ( I thought Kurumi killed them) but still it wasn't Yukinari. I wonder what was that sheep to girl? I mean what it represented? |
| Sorry for my English ^^' If you notice any mistakes, please tell me about it ^^ Thanks for corrections ^^ |
| so confusing... i got lost... kurumi and yukinari faces were alike when they were young. |
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| never trusted kurumi. but i guess it was her dad that made her like that to begin with. all in all it was a good story. |
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| Good story, but not the kind of manga I am normally into. If it suited better my tastes I would give it a better rating, probably. It was good, anyway. |
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| So it was Kurumi's father who did all of this. Also Kurumi and Yukinari looked quite alike when they were kids huh. The pacing was wayward and I think it would have been better with more time given to each characters. A good mystery that fell short and rushed in the final chapters. An entertaining read nonetheless. Hard to believe this is categorised as shoujo. 7/10. |
Kagami_Hiiragi said: Idc if you think its weird, I have a life and friends and an income of money. |
| That was really enjoyable to read, I thought Yukinari was the murderer all the time, but then thought it was Kurumi until the last chapter lol, nice plot twist! |
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| I wish she got with kentarou in the end. This was a visually confusing manga. And if Kurumi wasn't the killer in the end, but her father was, why was she holding the knife? I'm so confused at that. |
| Disappointing. I think the story was poorly developed and even predictable at certain point in the first half! The premise of Yukinari being the murderer and the flashbacks of bloody childhood were painfully vague. Kurumi's introduction made the whole interesting murdering case going downhill. But the super Detective Kentarou shouting for information in the hospital and, oh! What a coincidence, the author makes us evident that doctor is involved. Haha, what a way to introduce a criminal. And talking about Kentarou... I mean, seriously? He was a cute character, but his feelings for Hisano felt forced for triangle-love attempt purposes. Wasted. The only good things imo: the drawing style, simple but nice; and the truth about Hisano's sheep. HisanoxYukinari= meh 😴 Kurumi's character was traumatized and felt guilty, so I guess that is why she went kinda insane. The flowers were her way to try to say i'm sorry. Hard thing to achieve a good development for a psychological/crime manga in just two volumes, so I give the author some credit for at least try it. |
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