Umareru Kachi no Nakatta Jibun ga Anna no Tame ni Dekiru Ikutsuka no Koto - Vol. 3 Ch. 21 - Deserve to Be Born

[MangaDex]

 

[Meybi]

glad I only read this chapter and didnt waste my time, fuck this garbage.

 

[Sillver]

I read all of it, and i just hate myself for actually wasting my time with this filth

 

[teddylopez]

mc shouldve survived

 

[nareswaridiana]

This is good

 

[TrueGoddessReincarnation]

this is great fap material

 

[W3lkin]

Mankitsu thanks for spending your time and actually translating this piece of shit, you probably suffered more than us translation team.

 

[divna]

I like to think that there's really a happy ending; Kazuya goes back in time yet again, kills Izuya first (maybe a rape in there), rapes Anna, falcon punches her so she miscarries, crushes mad puss, becomes awesome again, dies fulfilled.

 

[black_knight69]

Big disappointment for me he's already a loser even though he got a second chance can't he at least kill his enemies f*cking failure of a villain mc

 

[purplelemondoesstuff]

What a fucking journey. I'm a sucker for time travel plots with alternate time lines and other such fuckery so this was a, fucked, but interesting journey. Kazuya deserved death and Izumi will get better.

 

[AnotherRat]

Kazuya never did anything to her daughter 😭

Anyway, interesting story lol

 

[fathermurphy]

I still don't know if the true reality was the one where he raped her or the one where he didn't and she got married, it was a twisted ass manga but that's just how it is sometimes.

 

[nomorelife]

This was fucking shit

 

[blulaz]

Real fun read. Really wish he just turn over a new leaf and gets married with the tomboy girl though. The first chapter makes me empathize with him because it hit close to home, but he went all rapey and shit and not even doing a very good job as the villain. Huge mixed feelings vibe. I like the reincarnation / time travelling stuff though

 

[watanuki-kimihiro]

Ughggh I just read this whole thing in an hour and now I feel like this mangaka reached out a metaphorical hand from 2013 and stole that time from me.

This manga tried to be shocking, but did it in the most base, least original, and most infuriating ways possible.

Make your readers feel something other than irritation at the sheer stupidity of the plot.

I need a palette cleanser after this. I think I gotta re-read a few chapters of Ore wa Lolicon ja nai! before I go to sleep.

If anyone wants to read a GOOD manga where a failed 30 year old pedo perv dies and is reincarnated into his past self, go read that instead. That's ecchi comedy, not psychological horror, but the initial setup (our MC visits his old school, something happens, then voila, reincarnation!) and overall premise is nearly identical to this one, so I thought it was worth mentioning.

edit: thinking of the wrong manga. I mistakenly thought it was Ore wa Lolicon but it's not. There's a manga where an adult revisits his old school, somehow falls into the pool and maybe drowns, but is reincarnated as his younger self. At occasional points in the story his perspective changes back and forth between his adult and child self.

edit2: The manga is Mujaki no Rakuen, by Uran, the same mangaka who did Ore wa Lolicon, so of course I had them confused

 

[Robinisback]

Thank god this pathetic excuse of a person died, it would've been much more better if he was killed more gruesomely but it's better than nothing. 3/10

 

[eternalexhaling]

Surprised to see that many people were rooting for fuckface

 

[eternalexhaling]

I like to think that there's really a happy ending; Kazuya goes back in time yet again, kills Izuya first (maybe a rape in there), rapes Anna, falcon punches her so she miscarries, crushes mad puss, becomes awesome again, dies fulfilled.

Yeah because it’s such a tragedy that fuckface dies and Anna gets a happy ending.

Huh????

 

[ReADish]

Omg I did not just read the whole thing, there's no way. First of all, this feels weirdly like the author's self insert revenge porn. Some of the characters characteristics are way too specific. Including some monologue from the main guy too, it feels too obvious to be ignored. Secondly, the plot are predictable, heavily relied on shock value. And at the end, the dialogue hinting the author might continue this but it seems not for who knows why (thank god)