Bloody Monday
- Thread starter MangaDex
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- Mar 9, 2019
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quite a good read, there's a bit of unnecessary suspense but eh that's okay
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- Mar 11, 2018
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it's like the shorter and better version of hacker Conan
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I dunno how this can get 8.0 rating.
As a fans of detective and mystery kind of story, this is pretty garbo.
As a fans of detective and mystery kind of story, this is pretty garbo.
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- Jul 9, 2019
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This is kinda trash ngl.
I get the kid is supposed to be naïve but they keep touting him as some brilliant hacker. If he was such a brilliant hacker then why is he so stupid.
Moreso than anything I wish that the characters actually grew but I'm dropping at Chapter 50 cause I'm annoyed at how stupid the psychological warfare is.
Long story short. Bad read, really really bad. If you're on the fence on whether or not to read this then I say just pass on by and don't even bother. How this managed to finish publication and see another iteration over all the other good manga that got axed only the lord in heaven and the Japanese otaku community could answer.
I get the kid is supposed to be naïve but they keep touting him as some brilliant hacker. If he was such a brilliant hacker then why is he so stupid.
Moreso than anything I wish that the characters actually grew but I'm dropping at Chapter 50 cause I'm annoyed at how stupid the psychological warfare is.
How stupid do you have to be to literally have your sister kidnapped to blackmail you into doing something. Only to have her released and then kidnapped again later with the same promise and somehow expect them to follow through and leave your sister completely alone.
Same with the other scenarios, somehow these officials trust and make deals with literal terrorists who have proven time and time again that they'll just never uphold their end of the bargain without reneging and doing it again.
Personally this just got annoying and repetitive with no character growth nor any modicum of extra precaution on the part of the so-called "Protectors in the shadow"
Same with the other scenarios, somehow these officials trust and make deals with literal terrorists who have proven time and time again that they'll just never uphold their end of the bargain without reneging and doing it again.
Personally this just got annoying and repetitive with no character growth nor any modicum of extra precaution on the part of the so-called "Protectors in the shadow"
Long story short. Bad read, really really bad. If you're on the fence on whether or not to read this then I say just pass on by and don't even bother. How this managed to finish publication and see another iteration over all the other good manga that got axed only the lord in heaven and the Japanese otaku community could answer.
