One day, Eiji wakes up with no memory of the past few days, with a new girlfriend, newfound respect from the college bully, a bag of cash and a bloodied and broken bat secretly stashed away in his room, and the news of a murder that is very similar to the LL Serial Killings. It's really amazing how it affects the story and thanks for Shota Ito by drawing in this way or maybe that's just how he draw.

However, the main issue with the work is that the story reaches its peak as early as the fourth volume. If you’re one of those people who care much more about the ending, don’t worry this manga pretty much handled it perfectly! As a reader, I was treated with clues that I would piece together, I like that the author didn't underestimate the readers and tried to subvert expectations in the wrong way. Malice Aforethought on the other with the execution and pure amount of plot twists it had me on my knees begging for more. Kind of a mind fuck but entertaining nevertheless, each page had me flabbergasted with the amount of goddamn plot twists and the engaging plot overall.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.

It’s the psychological traps and mind games that are going on behind the scenes that enrapture my imagination, I don’t give two shits about how insane a character unless it plays a genuine role in the deductive reasoning of it all.This manga, although exhilarating and masterfully written, doesn't make me connect to the characters that much, doesn't envoke heavy emotions, realizations or profound thoughts like some other masterpieces do.