My Dearest Self with Malice Aforethought ( Japanese: 親愛なる僕へ殺意をこめて, Hepburn: Shinainaru Boku e Satsui o Komete) is a Japanese manga series written by Hajime Inoryu and illustrated by Shota Ito. Not that it has a surprising ending what you cannot easily guess, if you've read a few similar stories.

So as I said at the beginning, if you are new to the genre I can recommend it, but if you are looking for something new this is not the manga you are looking for. They are complex, well fleshed out and their motivations are well founded, yet they still managed the be cliché characters.comes to complete the overall emotions you could feel toward a story, a world and make it dear to your heart, memorable. They are definitely written interestingly, but I usually enjoy stories where you delve into people end get to know them better. Later on we get a few clichéd moments that we’ve seen a thousand times: the author makes us believe that a character has shot someone in the head, but that character actually shot into the floor deliberately; X gets shot in the chest at point-blank range by people who could have easily shot X in the head, but X survives because of a bulletproof vest; a murderous bad guy gets knocked unconscious, but instead of finishing him, they good guys walk away, and the bad guy gets back up shortly after; etc. It's not easy developing such a complex structure while also mapping a perfect plan through which to deliver it to the reader, but this manga executed that amazingly.

Our protagonist is a college-age kid devoted to man’s one duty: that of sticking his penis in as many wet holes as possible.Malice Aforethought on the other with the execution and pure amount of plot twists it had me on my knees begging for more. Thankfully, the MC isnt your typical horny guy but someone who actually is likeable and enjoyable to read about. Regardless, it is the main driving force of the plot development and should be treated with leniency. It seems strange for it to be all a 10 but I'm not the kind of persons who criticizes like "the art is good,but sometimes lacky when you look at a background" or "it's the same concept of story as many other mangas that are better than this",I just want to say that reading this manga means you will be hyped to read every new chapter and say "i feel bad that I have to stop now".

The manga's artwork is exceptional, showcasing expressive character designs and finely executed action sequences. When he wakes up he discovers a beautiful girl next to him who treats him as if they are in a loving relationship. So, my perspective in writing this review is as a fan of the mystery and suspense genre and not as a psychologist. The rating of 8 given to the manga may be slightly high, but the third volume's plot twist and the fourth volume's storyline deserve praise for the chilling reactions they elicit.The protagonist ends up giving a speech, the details of which I’ve forgotten (he said that torturing a random guy was beneath him, or something). However, the protagonist’s missing part isn’t satisfied with a hot girlfriend: he’s also hanging out with members of the worst gang around, one that runs whores and kills people. The moment that bothered me the most happened early on in the story, but it announced that some more bullshit was coming down the road: at one point the protagonist finds himself in the club that the gang owns. much on the insanity of their characters and lose sight of what makes this whole genre so damn interesting in the first place, the tactics with which these characters interact with each other.

He has no clue how he started dating her, but she seems quite taken with whoever was commanding the protagonist’s brain until then. This is one of those iceberg stories in which the author has plotted carefully every character’s actions and deceptions. His audience, a bunch of hardened criminals who idolize a serial killer, just go along with his excuse, and even end up freeing that man.He simply decides to form it as a tool to get revenge, the story goes into little to no detail as to how he even did this. are a few moments in the first half of the story that are a bit slow, and oh boy the plot gets complicated, but everything pays off in the end. The professionalism of the story maybe gets its own point on the "personal enjoyment of the reader"; what I mean is, for sure, characters are interesting with their many personal stories which create emotions to the reader. However, the main issue with the work is that the story reaches its peak as early as the fourth volume. All I can say is that the predictability of the plot is good, the plot twists are there to confirm what the reader has been speculating.