Among the psychological mangas that involve a lot of killing, this is probably the most realistic and logical drama. Yes I said it. The depicted parent-to-child, teenager-to-teenager, men-to-women and cyber trauma are common in East Asian cultures, so are the knife-driven conflicts between the characters. Western readers may find it hard to relate to, as women and children aren't as oppressed in society/household in the west, nor is the friendship/drinking culture as toxic. One thing I find especially realistic about this manga compared to other psychological dramas, is that childhood trauma plays a significantly lesser role than teenhood trauma as a driving force.
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Jul 25, 2024
Netoraserare
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Read Ayamachi, Hajimemashite and imagine it as the prequel to Netoraserare, and you'll understand why this is the greatest NTR manga of all time, and it's not particularly close.
The intention of the author was to make the two stories unrelated. In Ayamachi, Hajimemashite, according to the marriage paperwork, MC lived together with his wife since Oct 2020. In Netoraserare, according to the divorce paperwork, MC lived together with his wife since Feb 2010. So the husband-wife story actually predates the college story. But if read and interpreted together, they are a complete story of how a young man develops, rejects, enjoys and eventually suffers from ... |
