Miyu-chan wa Zutto Tomodachi - Ch. 7 - Miyu-chan Will Always Be Your Friend

[stryke105]

You'd think someone in class would look at least look a little rattled. If they killed the real Miyu and then she seemingly came back alive I cant see them not questioning things heavily. Maybe even considering the occult

yeah, like realistically they are a bunch of kids, I'd be fucking rattled if somebody I thought I killed shows up in school suddenly.

 

[Essidus]

There's several ways this story can go, but I have a feeling it's going to take the least interesting route of making MC the killer who doesn't remember because it's buried with his "real" personality.

 

[yefta03]

The point was that distance wasn't a reason to rule anyone out. The distance was more or less a negligible factor for anyone who would've wanted to kill her.

people like that would probably have a rage-hate boner, and so far R Miyu hasn't done something despicable or anything stand out. R Miyu probably doesn't stay at her ex-school for too long because she moved out to a new region. my thought is the FK Miyu trying to confess to R Miyu but got rejected. the FK Miyu after hearing that she was rejected frustrated,sad, anger mixed into one feeling without hesitant push the R Miyu

 

[animan095]

Lolz MC-kun, I had my doubts about you but I have now lost all respect for your character. Off Brand Miyu will now be the sole carrier of this story for me.

 

[hawkflights]

"Offbrand Miyu"

47% of readers prefer her over the leading brand....

 

[AngryMarbles]

I find him still considering his character change to be "fake" kinda weird. If you are influenced by something/someone in your formative years and change your system of values, that is not "fake", that is a new "real you" now.

The plot thickens.

And my

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senses are tingling. I put my bet on the homeroom teacher.

Reminds me of this quote I read about "internet personas" and how they reflect your actual personality: If 95% of the actions you undertake in your life are not under your "real" personality, then what you're thinking of as your real personality is probably the fake one.

 

[DerpyVenom]

what the hell, she's crazy! (i want her)

 

[Tash2]

New theory:

The main character is the murderer. "The real Miyu in his heart" was something he wanted to get rid of, so he decided the only way to go back to normal was to kill her. He killed her during the 5:00 meeting and broke his arm in the process. Then he used the bully as an alibi. He knew the bully was struggling financially and trying to exploit people for money, so he'd be easy to control. The main character established himself as the bully's "wallet" in the months leading up to the murder so nobody would question it. The main character lied about the bully breaking his arm, which the bully assumed was just the main character trying to get him expelled or something (and was probably the last straw that made him so pissed at the MC in the present). As planned, nobody believed the bully and he was willing to grudgingly let the situation slide as long as enough money was thrown at him.

Either the main character blocked out the memory or his upbeat personality is artificial to the point where he lies in his internal monologues.

 

[Kurro]

I like this series. That's it. Well...no...I'm curious who done it, so I sure as hell will keep reading this and even enjoying it.

 

[Wanderer00]

Jesus, everyone have issues here don't they?

New theory:

The main character is the murderer. "The real Miyu in his heart" was something he wanted to get rid of, so he decided the only way to go back to normal was to kill her. He killed her during the 5:00 meeting and broke his arm in the process. Then he used the bully as an alibi. He knew the bully was struggling financially and trying to exploit people for money, so he'd be easy to control. The main character established himself as the bully's "wallet" in the months leading up to the murder so nobody would question it. The main character lied about the bully breaking his arm, which the bully assumed was just the main character trying to get him expelled or something (and was probably the last straw that made him so pissed at the MC in the present). As planned, nobody believed the bully and he was willing to grudgingly let the situation slide as long as enough money was thrown at him.

Either the main character blocked out the memory or his upbeat personality is artificial to the point where he lies in his internal monologues.

That.....god, that'd be a shocking twist to say the least.

 

[OliveOilOilOil]

Jesus, everyone have issues here don't they?

That.....god, that'd be a shocking twist to say the least.

Emergency meeting!

 

[Hasechan]

Throughout the whole manga I always was looking for a reaction from the mc about real miyu being dead, it just seemed like he was glossing over it. And now it got addressed and I was glad, until I saw he actually just doesn't care. That sucks. The plot twist in the first chapter at the end was really nice, but from that point on I continued to feel a little sad about the real miyu, I don't really like her being dead like this, but at the very least if the mc cared it would be something.

Well, I then kind of thought at the end of this chapter that maybe this is the real miyu and fake miyu doesn't even exist, but the more i thought of it, it kind of stopped making sense and i abandoned it. then these comments had a better real miyu theory so i can say i suppose it's still a possibility, and then something i never thought of, but yuushin is the killer? interesting, but would probably make me feel even worse about him not caring. also it would make yuushin an unreliable narrator which may not be the best choice.

I'll still keep up with this though, it's still pretty interesting, just a bit sad with potentially no hope of good closure.

 

[wallsg]

Feel that Yuushin should just accept the Miyu that's in front of him. Things night be easier for him if he does that.

He's already admitted to himself that he actually wasn't close to her at all. He was just dragged around and brainwashed by her.

 

[wallsg]

It's me, Miyu
I'm in your walls

Take your pick...

 

[wallsg]

Jesus, everyone have issues here don't they?

That.....god, that'd be a shocking twist to say the least.

 

[StormSen]

So two kind jerk people, both acting like Miyu.

Fairly common trope in Japan: someone with a surface "nice" personality, but under that, a jerk, jackass or worse. A lot of the "kicked from the party" and "outcast from class" sort of isekai have this trope. E.g. Failure Frame (which I like) has a similar story for the MC.

 

[INBERUN]

Yuuup she is gay yandere.. wtf am I reading? 😵‍💫

 

[srfl0]

so she... doesn't actually like Yuushin but incidentally likes him because he acts like (real) Muyu? 🤔

"Yuushin-kun, Kimi Ja Arimasen"

 

[Zafkiel_Aleph]

Humble and ripped shouldn't be together

 

[Lord_Kuat]

No one mentioned the shirt? Really?

I'm on board it's the MC train and like a good liar, the first person you fool is yourself. If you believe the lie, embody the lie, live the lie, the truth is killed. Truly a Dr Jekyl and Mr Hyde.