pluckaduck's manga / #murder(14)

so is the psychopath who's likely the killer, the ml? it's definitely toxic. the past is gradually revealed and the storytelling and gothic art style really makes it creepy.

i mean, i want for mc's teacher and the other tutor to die but at the same time, no? there seems to be a lot of layers to the teacher and tutor. out of context, this could be seen as something like a reverse harem situation with 2 guys attached to the mc, but like it's definitely not the type of guys u want into u, given their questionable morals and uh lifestyle.

im so confused about the spider web string the killer was seeing? it ended up not that relevant or explained anyway, so why was this even added? his backstory was confusing. i felt that there was some details that was just glossed over, but ig it wasnt so important

it's...bizarre. the ending kinda fell flat tho- the way he died was deserved, but i wished we explored more of his mind. the storytelling is pretty great- it's first-person POV and it's interesting. the art is, well, not like those mangas, but it's not the wrong choice, considering some readers wouldnt be able to stomach thru if it was realistic-looking art (ahem, me). it's so abstract yet creepy... i feel horror yet fascination... is it supposed to reflect how he views the world, whom he deemed inferior? who knows, but it's indescribable.

i get why the mc refuses to believe the dude about her mom, after all, it's someone she has known her entire life. however, after the evidence she found in the basement, and the fact the mom erased it and lured her into a trap, bro, at that point, not believing that her mom was a willing accomplice is just plain stupidity.