Ori no Naka

[Raremedium]

That was a... rollercoater. I found about this manga from event "Ministry vs Resistance" which was tagged 6 star... all deserved 6 star. Honestly, I really love the story... it goes into absolute obsurdity, yes it's nasty at times but dayum, it's worth all your time reading. It's also not too long, looking back it's not too much action, but rather meaning. I recommend.

 

[Drey]

I found this manga in a list of recommended reads about the advantages of marriage.

 

[Gatelian]

This manga deserves all the praise and all the hate readers care to bring upon it.
I loved it although I can perfectly understand why someone else could despise it, if you're reading this comment and wondering if you should get into it please go ahead, do not hesitate to start. Just make sure you take it slow and enjoy the ride.

 

[jin7375]

It was a weird ride this one, i would recommend reading but really approach this with caution. Knowing that it will be VERY freaky at the start and then get REALLY dark the rest of the way through.

I think the last part of this manga was really disappointing. I interpret the message as your sins will always crawl back to you, or something. That's if you are ignoring the last like 5 chapters of it like me, i would have liked if the MC just went to prison for his crime after being shown the video infront of his colleagues and the FMC was still stuck with her shitty husband. Like yeah sure sadist ahh ending but anything's better than the happy ending fakeout into that epilogue at the very last chapter. Especially after having really explored that happy ending for a few chapters to just instantly kill it in a 4 pages.

 

[RodentWeiner]

I just finished this series, and all I can say is wow. I almost dropped it after the first couple chapters, but for some reason I kept reading, and I’m so glad I did. I ended up enjoying this more than I did Oshi no Ko.

 

[Versicolurus]

WHY

 

[The_EXAM]

Authors not knowing how to properly tie up or outright prevent loose ends, that's why. Hence the objectively poorly executed ending to this dark tragedy.