Back to action!

A lot occurs in this volume, and some of it truly had me deeply concerned. I simply couldn't put it down.

I'm beginning to feel overwhelmed by all of the death note "rules" that keep emerging one after another. However, this is just a minor aspect.

I really took a liking to the new shinigami - Rem, who is extremely different from Ryuk.

Nevertheless, the reckless Misa (we got a brief look at her in the previous book along with Rem) annoys me. She is supposed to be 20 years old, yet she behaves like a 5-year-old.

The series could really benefit from a strong female character, and Misa seems to be a missed opportunity in that regard.

Still, despite these minor drawbacks, this volume was an absolute delight for me to read! It kept me on the edge of my seat and left me eagerly anticipating the next installment.

The experience with this installment wasn't as satisfactory as the previous ones.

It seems that the only female representative comes across as rather helpless and extremely dumb. It's quite puzzling why she depends so heavily on Kira.

Personally, I don't have a great liking for her role. In a story like this, I would have preferred a smart and bad-ass girl.

Perhaps there will be a change in the next book, but as of now, it simply didn't meet my expectations.

I hope that in the future installments, the character development of the female representative will take a more interesting and empowering turn.

Until then, I'll be waiting to see if the story can redeem itself and offer a more engaging and dynamic female character.

The magic lies in the fact that the writer lifts you to the East in the events and brings you back to the West, so that you are nothing but opening your mouth in astonishment...!

This unique literary device creates a captivating experience for the reader. As you journey through the story, you are transported to different cultures and landscapes, feeling as if you are physically present in those places.

The writer's ability to seamlessly transition between the East and the West adds depth and complexity to the narrative. It allows you to explore the contrasts and similarities between these two worlds, broadening your perspective and enriching your understanding.

Whether it's the vibrant colors and sounds of the East or the more subdued and refined atmosphere of the West, each setting is brought to life with vivid descriptions and engaging storytelling.

So, sit back, relax, and let the writer take you on a magical journey that will leave you breathless and in awe.

Misa is truly quite annoying, not gonna lie.

Moreover, can we just wrap this up? It's becoming extremely repetitive at this point.

Also, the portrayal of the only woman in this manga, Misa, was truly abysmal. There was unnecessary sexualization, and despite being the second Kira, she was outrageously stupid.

She seems to exist solely to be a disposable tool for Light and fulfill all of his desires. It's truly a pathetic situation.

Her character development is severely lacking, and she is reduced to a mere object to serve Light's purposes.

This kind of representation of a female character is not only disrespectful but also does a disservice to the readers.

It would have been much better if Misa had been given more depth and agency, rather than being reduced to such a one-dimensional and demeaning role.

Overall, the handling of Misa's character in this manga is a major disappointment.

At this stage, it seems as if there is nothing novel taking place, does it?

L entertains the suspicion that Light could potentially be Kira.

On the other hand, Light, who is indeed Kira, has devised an ingeniously intricate plan with the intention of persuading L that he is not the elusive serial killer.

Light's father, for his part, spends a significant amount of time clad in suits, constantly wearing an expression of shock on his face.

This pattern continues, with various events unfolding in a rather predictable manner.

It appears that the story is stuck in a bit of a rut, lacking that element of surprise that would truly captivate the audience.

However, one can't help but wonder if there are still hidden twists and turns lurking beneath the surface, waiting to be revealed.

Perhaps Light's plan will backfire, or maybe L will uncover some crucial evidence that will change everything.

Only time will tell what the future holds for this ongoing saga.

My Godsssss,

This is getting better and better

Maybe the rating is more than 4.5, but I'm going with "for" mange :D

A little bit, Miso was getting on my nerves, so that's why I was also thinking about the rating :/

But then the story itself, as well as L whom I love, outweighed and got a five! :P

I had some initial hesitation about the rating. There was a factor, Miso, that was bothering me a little and made me second-guess the score. However, when I really considered the story and the character L that I have a great affection for, they ultimately swayed me to give it a five. The story had its own charm and L added an extra layer of appeal. The combination of these elements was enough to overcome any doubts I had and convinced me that it deserved a top rating. I'm glad I was able to look beyond the small annoyance and appreciate the overall quality of the work.

Tam Tam Tam ⛓️

Tam Tam Tam is a unique and captivating concept. It seems to carry an air of mystery and intrigue. The repeated "Tam Tam Tam" creates a节奏感 that draws the listener or reader in. The ⛓️ symbol adds an element of edginess and perhaps a hint of restraint or connection.

One can imagine a scenario where Tam Tam Tam is the name of a secret society or a hidden club. People might whisper about it in hushed tones, curious to know what lies behind the name and the symbol. It could also be the title of a song or a piece of art that challenges the norms and makes a bold statement.

In a world full of ordinary and expected things, Tam Tam Tam ⛓️ stands out as something different and exciting. It makes us stop and think, and perhaps even explore the unknown. Whether it's a real entity or just a creative idea, it has the power to spark our imagination and leave a lasting impression.

Light Yagami is truly my absolute favorite.

He is an extremely complex and fascinating character. His intelligence is off the charts, allowing him to outwit his opponents time and time again.

The way he manipulates the situation and uses the Death Note to carry out his twisted sense of justice is both thrilling and chilling.

Light's journey from a seemingly ordinary high school student to a god-like figure is a captivating one.

His inner turmoil and moral dilemmas add depth to his character, making him a truly unforgettable protagonist.

I am completely drawn to his story and can't get enough of it.

Spannend, spannend... This word keeps echoing in my mind as I think about the exciting events that are about to unfold. It's a feeling of anticipation and excitement that makes my heart race and my mind fill with possibilities.

There's something truly captivating about the unknown, about the things that are yet to come. It's like a mystery waiting to be solved, a story waiting to be told. And as I stand on the brink of this new adventure, I can't help but feel a sense of wonder and excitement.

Whether it's a new job, a new relationship, or a new journey, the possibilities are endless. And with each new experience comes the opportunity to learn, grow, and discover something new about ourselves. So let's embrace the excitement, let's step into the unknown with confidence and courage, and see where this adventure takes us. Spannend, spannend... indeed!

Bana güven ve öl. This simple yet profound statement holds a certain allure. It implies a sense of trust and surrender. When we say "bana güven," we are asking someone to have faith in us, to believe that we will do the right thing. And "ve öl" adds an element of finality or sacrifice. It could mean that in order to truly have trust, one must be willing to go to extreme lengths, perhaps even to the point of giving up one's life.

I must say that this volume has truly been the most outstanding one thus far! With the presence of two gods of death and two students armed with death notes, one would naturally assume that they could carry out countless crimes without getting caught. However, with L on the case, the situation has become increasingly captivating and terrifying. The story has taken an unexpected turn with the emergence of two Kiras. One is confined in prison, while the other has lost her memory. It makes one wonder how this complex web of events will ultimately unfold. “Rem: The way to kill a shinigami is to make them fall in love with a human. Misa: What a wonderful way to kill.” This dialogue adds an interesting layer to the already thrilling narrative. The mystery and suspense continue to build, leaving readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating the next installment.