Boku no Namae wa "Shounen A"
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That was crazy.
Like the start of an NTR hentai
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No more chap? welppp
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This is why I really hate mangas like these, in this case
MC is feared as he killed a teacher, but the thing is he saved a girl from being raped, in chap 2 raw the teacher unbuckled his pants so it should be justified and made clear that the teacher was the bad guy, making the morals here kind of balanced, if I was classmates with this guy I'd rather comfort him rather than avoid him as it was spur of the moment action, yes there would still be fear because he straight up murdered an old man no mercy but the isolation might give the kid more mental / psychological issues
Angsty and edgy "pure love" story of a masochistic dumb boy to an ungrateful girl who drags everyone else down to hell with him. It's almost like torture porn, worse than gratuitous gore fest often found in seinen battle manga. The author seems like to be enamored with pain that she tried her very best to make sure the characters suffers while trying to sugarcoating and justifying it in the name of "love".
Stay away from the manga if you don't like forced mental torture porn, since it will scar you for life. Well if you enjoy seeing the characters in pain due to their dumb desicions you can surely enjoy this to the fullest. Pro tip: read the story as a pure bystander and don't try to make sense about what the characters do, it'll lessen the mental damage somewhat.
Stay away from the manga if you don't like forced mental torture porn, since it will scar you for life. Well if you enjoy seeing the characters in pain due to their dumb desicions you can surely enjoy this to the fullest. Pro tip: read the story as a pure bystander and don't try to make sense about what the characters do, it'll lessen the mental damage somewhat.
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Was scanning through the raws since I can't read Chinese and it seems like bs
Like the guy only hits the teacher once but the girl kills him and he takes the fall. It looks like she don't tell the truth about what happens and since teachers phone broke he can't really prove himself. The girl goes to another school and falls in love with some guy while mc tries to live normal life until someone reveals his secret and messes everything up. At least it has kinda good ending with mc ending with tough girl from his school who didn't care about what he did and fmc ends up with the guy from her school. What bothers me is not that they don't end up together, I really don't care. What really bothers me is that she doesn't say she was being raped early on when the guy goes through hell because of it. She doesn't say he killed the teacher to help her.
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NTR banzai!
@Siquall >I thought i was reading a manga...
Yup, you was. Problems? Not every damn manga should be a clone you're like you know? There are 999999+ titles about slice of life with cakes and other popular tropes, but as soon as some author makes rape for the first chapter, a person appears (who obviously ignored tags), who already assumed that manga should not be like that. Prejudice, cliche thinking and trying to force restrictions are what makes manga bad and bland this days.
@Siquall >I thought i was reading a manga...
Yup, you was. Problems? Not every damn manga should be a clone you're like you know? There are 999999+ titles about slice of life with cakes and other popular tropes, but as soon as some author makes rape for the first chapter, a person appears (who obviously ignored tags), who already assumed that manga should not be like that. Prejudice, cliche thinking and trying to force restrictions are what makes manga bad and bland this days.
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Absolute chad move, we need more MC like him
Getting in my two cents before the flood of outrage and review bombs. I think it’s “okay”. It depicts a very uncomfortable and disturbing situation in a somewhat authentic -if still exaggerated- fashion (minus the end of chapter 2) with the fairly standard “anime character dealing with something secret” attitude from the female MC, however, I personally view its depictions of the FMCs actions in relation to the MMC as quite well depicted (relative to manga) considering the very real and grounded situation the author has put her in.
However, from what I’ve seen from some of the comments before me, it seems to devolve quite horribly into something I (purely from what I’ve read in comments) what would equate to a “Ijousha no AI” situation in terms of storytelling/character actions. I won’t go into more detail for the sake of spoilers *and* because I’m sure the main grievance from both of them will become apparent in the following chapters anyway, but I will say I think the hate for this will eventually be warranted, but not for the reasons I’m sure many will have after reading the first two chapters and then dropping it out of anger.
So I will probably continue this series for a time to at least give it a *real* chance in spite of the fact it seems it will only get worse than the “okay” I already see it as, though I’m not sure I’ll be able to finish it given the aforementioned comments.
I think it’s a shame that 99% of series like these can’t make use of their more “extreme” elements to actually make a compelling story and/or characters and almost always seem to use it as pure shock value or, even worse, use it in a “””light””” manner by having it -essentially- be a “just another horrible thing” that a character has happen to them that’s “made them who they are” (like a lot of shitty creepypastas, if anyone’s into those) I think the only series I’ve read so far that’s had a subject matter in a similar vain was “Hige o suru” or “I Shaved, then I brought a high schooler home” (think I spelled that right) but that had a wholenother’ shitstorm in relation to it that I’d rather not get into, It’s a good series (so far) though I would honestly recommend it.
P.S My Statement about “authentic depections” was purely for the first chapter until the very end of the second. So don’t think I’m calling anything that happens after that “authentic” or “realistic” unless I make another comment about them in the future.
To anyone insane enough to read all of this, thank you, and I hope I did a decent job in conveying my own personal stance on this series so far.
Edit: some words and sentence structure.
However, from what I’ve seen from some of the comments before me, it seems to devolve quite horribly into something I (purely from what I’ve read in comments) what would equate to a “Ijousha no AI” situation in terms of storytelling/character actions. I won’t go into more detail for the sake of spoilers *and* because I’m sure the main grievance from both of them will become apparent in the following chapters anyway, but I will say I think the hate for this will eventually be warranted, but not for the reasons I’m sure many will have after reading the first two chapters and then dropping it out of anger.
So I will probably continue this series for a time to at least give it a *real* chance in spite of the fact it seems it will only get worse than the “okay” I already see it as, though I’m not sure I’ll be able to finish it given the aforementioned comments.
I think it’s a shame that 99% of series like these can’t make use of their more “extreme” elements to actually make a compelling story and/or characters and almost always seem to use it as pure shock value or, even worse, use it in a “””light””” manner by having it -essentially- be a “just another horrible thing” that a character has happen to them that’s “made them who they are” (like a lot of shitty creepypastas, if anyone’s into those) I think the only series I’ve read so far that’s had a subject matter in a similar vain was “Hige o suru” or “I Shaved, then I brought a high schooler home” (think I spelled that right) but that had a wholenother’ shitstorm in relation to it that I’d rather not get into, It’s a good series (so far) though I would honestly recommend it.
P.S My Statement about “authentic depections” was purely for the first chapter until the very end of the second. So don’t think I’m calling anything that happens after that “authentic” or “realistic” unless I make another comment about them in the future.
To anyone insane enough to read all of this, thank you, and I hope I did a decent job in conveying my own personal stance on this series so far.
Edit: some words and sentence structure.
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