My Dearest Self With Malice Aforethought Vol. 1

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much on the insanity of their characters and lose sight of what makes this whole genre so damn interesting in the first place, the tactics with which these characters interact with each other. 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. 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! Characters are not crazy just for the purpose of being crazy, almost everything feels like it solidly builds up to everything else and the plot twists keep you invested the entire time.

As of April 2022, this series has spawned 13 manga volumes for readers to collect. It’s an unsettling experience from start to finish that’ll frighten you. I found myself nearing the end of the drama saying, "I wonder how they're going to exceed the absurdity of the previous episode!" It was the only thing that kept me going till the end.Monster follows a man named Dr. Kenzou Tenma. He lives with many regrets and has a hard time moving forward in life. This is because Tenma chose to save the life of a child named Johan Liebert instead of his area’s mayor. Johan grows up to become a wanted serial killer who doesn’t harbor any shame for his actions. Wanting to rewrite his past, Tenma vows to bring this criminal to justice. So, my perspective in writing this review is as a fan of the mystery and suspense genre and not as a psychologist. So I will not critique the inaccurate writing of someone with DID because like I said, there is still so little research about it, especially the cause and how the symptoms manifest. The all story to me never missed anything. I expected things and it was met. and after that they kept increasing and it was never met with dissatisfaction. While the story could’ve dragged on for a large sum of time, Taizan 5 chose to conclude the narrative on a satisfying note. This story isn’t for everyone as there are some scenes that’ll make you consistently cry. If you have some time to spare, give this work a read.

The first statutory mention of malice aforethought dates to the reign of Richard II in 1389. [7] In 1390, Parliament defined murder as "death of a man slain by await, assault, or mallice prepensed". Henceforth, juries were instructed to consider whether a felony had been committed with malice aforethought. A 1403 jury instruction recorded in a 16th-century manuscript written by Edward Stillingfleet reads: "Also you will inquire about all sorts of homicides both of those who lie in wait through malice aforethought [par malice devant pourpense] in the peace of homes and other places [and who] murder people and of those who slay men through a hot-blooded mêlée [chaude melle]". [8] [9] a 10/10, The art was phenomenal, and the artist has a very unique and grotesque style, which I personally endeared. Also loved the character designs. The writer set up some pretty specific characters... They are definitely written interestingly, but I usually enjoy stories where you delve into people end get to know them better... The more this story goes on the more you know that you know nothing hahaha. Clark, David S. (2002). Introduction to the law of the United States (2nded.). The Hague: Kluwer Law International. p.154. ISBN 9789041117014. Satougashi no Dangan wa Uchinukenai: A Lollypop or A Bullet – Kazuki Sakuraba Similarities – Depressing Atmosphere & Themes

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Three days have passed, yet Eiji cannot recall a thing. The situation takes a dire turn when a magazine writer exposes Eiji's deepest secret in front of Kyouka: he is the son of a serial killer. As his life is thrown into a spiral of disarray, he embarks on a journey to resolve the mess of the last three days and get Kyouka to accept his past. I really like these psychotic thrillers about crazy people, yet this one is somewhat disappointing. Not because it is bad per se. The art is quite good, the writing is fine, the characters are layered, and the story itself is quite consistent, yet the whole manga felt like a homework. If you didn't read thrillers with split personalities you may find it interesting, but this one follows the standard script step by step. At some point in the middle of the 34th chapter it made me belive for a short time, that it may be different, but it was a short-term hope since at the Our tale follows Nagisa Yamada, a withdrawn middle school student who lives in the countryside. Nagisa’s mother works several jobs to support their family. To support her family, Nagisa hopes to join the Self-Defense Force to supply her family with funds. One day, she meets Mokuzu Umino, a new transfer student at her school. She’s known for being a fabulous singer and for her cute looks. The art is amazing, the facial expressions, the way they vocalise sound effects and the sense of danger it all captures every emotion you'll feel while watching an action movie or listening to an Opera about an abandoned cat in the rain.

People say that perfect mangas don't exist that's why they don't give anything a 10, but I follow the idea that if a manga does anything beyond what I expected from this medium of art then it has pushed the boundaries of what manga as an entertainment medium can achieve with the story, and this manga does this with being one of the most cleverly written plots and characters with genuinely horrifying art in the best moments.

I got curious and thought up a story, MC has it. a serial killer is on the loose turns out is our mc's other personality. Generic perhaps.