Hikagemono demo Yarinaoshite Ii desu ka? - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - Koharu Kanba's Do-Over

[Basic_human]

Proud of you girl

 

[Basic_human]

Damn she(35) literally me in around 10 years.
The sad part is we can’t rewind😂

Yeah I can see that future....

Not really something to laugh about tbh, but we all cope in our own way

 

[Basic_human]

WAY too positive

True... High school pretty ruthless

Like if you don't agree with majority there about something.

You'll definitely get boo'ed by everyone, or they just stare you dead in the eye with "what the fuck is she talking bout?"

 

[booterror]

Has the most embarassing slob death...

...Comes back more fucking powered up than Goku gone Super Saiyan God, all to dunk on her shitty classmates.

Get Rekt, nerds.

 

[AmethystLord]

Honestly, I really really adore this manga. BUT... her speech had me teared up in the first half, but then last half stifled it a bit for me. It was great when she was speaking from her own experience and how her family still loved her. Then she went on and talk about the law and then get way too preachy in the second half, and it just feel a bit... too much. Should have left it at that.

Gonna follow and keep reading this though.

 

[negativeinfinity]

Ngl, this basic premise is kinda depressing, because it suggests that so many people are living like the protagonist pre-time jump, and genuinely think it's impossible to change after becoming an adult, and they're just stuck that way.

 

[KanzakiYuu]

Now that I'm an adult, I can see how pointless a lot of the worries I had back in high school in the grand scheme of things. Validation from my peers was everything, and I had to tip toe my way around to keep the class atmosphere in check. I made friends so it wasn't all bad, but it had its dreadful moments.

 

[Cloverdex]

..why did the short hair girl try to have beef with mc tho?? it's day 2 y'all never met.

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

Stories like this always make me have a sense of dread - like she actually did die, and she really did never change, and this is their heaven, or a multi-verse version of themselves.

There was another comic with a similar concept as this, with a divorced, fired, hated father. It turned out he was living in a multiverse and ended up seeing all the possibilities of his life, before returning to his current life with a renewed purpose through the shift of perspective. I don't think I've read one that handled it as well as that - yet at least.

 

[vikispod]

holy fucking shit that intro got me in a choke hold.
reminds me of that one reddit post of that one guy who lived as a tree for 30 years