Comments of Kimi ga Uso o Tsuita

I fell in love w the black haired guy

Soo weird ??? The concept would have been great if the story was also good

i dint understand what the fuck is going on

It was good at first but the ending was too sudden. The dad is still trash to me.

this was really really weird

The romance should have just been left alone it felt force and unnecessary

too cliche and predictable. ending was a bit anticlimactic

12th. Meh. Lacks everything. Not good at all. Plus kinda but not really incest

But why did I want her to end up with Kou :(

Makes me laugh, cry, feel butterflies. Highly recommended, but I wanted more of the romance stuff ;<

Hmm. . .it´s really not bad, but kinda disappointing, especially in the end. I won't reread it through.

At first it ok then it become so sad because the past tragedy at last chapter their finally happy. I totally recommend this one

Tags for myself:
Accident, Illegitimate child, Adopted child, Orphan, Dead Family Members, Special Ability, Lie Detector, Lies, Long-Lost Siblings, False Incest, Princely Male Lead, Older Male Younger Female, Love Triangle, Cohabitation, Time Skip, Marriage

After an accident in which she nearly dies, Saki wakes up to find that she has a new ability: she can see when people are lying, as they turn black to her eyes! She comes to realize that there are liars all around her... - Having special abilities may be a double-edged sword, as at times it may not be a very convenient power or may even be painful, but stories like this are always cool to read! As expected, I really liked this one!
➸ What Saki, who always hated liars because of her father, comes to realize in the end is like the moral of the story - "People lie...but behind those lies are various reasons. That's why we forgive...and move on. The truth is something that I will find on my own..." - and the author chose an interesting plot to develope the idea. The story results to be well-written. Well, it's only the ending that felt kinda rushed and there was also time skip, which I'm not a fan of, but overall it's a really good story.