In the corporate world, there was a period of boredom that seemed to stretch on.

However, everything changed when the news channel telecast began. It introduced a plethora of high tension and suspense, captivating the audience's attention.

Now, I find myself loving it yet again.

No matter what obstacles or challenges come my way, I am determined to read it till the very last volume.

As soon as I finish this volume, I will immediately move on to the next one, eager to uncover what lies ahead in this thrilling narrative.

The anticipation and excitement are palpable, and I can't wait to see how the story unfolds.

Currently, volume 7 is the best volume. Although the first half progresses a bit slowly, it takes a very enjoyable journey with the tempo it gains later. Even though when reading the previous volume, I didn't remember the Yotsuba arc very well, as I read the events in this volume, I remembered. It was very nice to see the events heat up a bit more, Kira's appearance, and the big game set up for him step by step. Even as the plan works smoothly, I read with excitement how the next step will develop. When talking about the plan, even if I don't remember, I must not forget that the plan Light set up before also worked smoothly.

The story in this volume becomes more intense and engaging. The actions and decisions of the characters keep the reader on the edge of their seat. The development of the plot is well-paced, with enough twists and turns to keep the reader interested. The introduction of new characters and the deepening of existing ones add more depth to the story. Overall, volume 7 is a great addition to the series and leaves the reader eager to see what will happen next.

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My god, this story is truly remarkable!

It seems that new characters are constantly being introduced, which adds an exciting layer of complexity to the narrative.

The main characters are also evolving and becoming better, which makes them even more engaging and relatable.

What's more, I simply can't predict what might happen in the next book.

This element of unpredictability keeps me on the edge of my seat and makes me eager to see what the author has in store for us next.

Overall, I think this story is just amazing and I can't wait to see how it continues to unfold. :)

Death Note Volume 6 truly made me regain my faith in this manga. It was my very first manga, and after Volume 4, I was rather disappointed. Volume 5 was just average. However, this one was simply amazing.

The build-up to the climatic chase was outstanding. It kept me on the edge of my seat, eagerly turning the pages to see what would happen next.

Even the most annoying character, Misa, started to act with some sense. This was a pleasant surprise as her previous actions had often frustrated me.

Light is truly amazing, and L along with the rest of the crew are insane geniuses. Their intellectual battles and strategic thinking are a joy to read. Although I do find myself missing Ryuk, his presence is still felt in the story.

I deducted just half a star because the starting chapters continued what I disliked about Volume 4 and 5. But overall, things are looking great with Volume 6. It has rekindled my love for this manga and I can't wait to see what the next volume has in store.

I will give it 4 stars again because Light in the role of a meek and innocent boy really doesn't appeal to me at all. L, on the other hand, is starting to look more and more like a psychopath, even more dangerous and manipulative than Kira. If by the end of this saga the two of them have swapped roles, this reversal won't surprise me at all. In this volume, the arc with the corporate sharks deepens. There is a little action towards the end, but overall the plot line was rather dull. At least for me. And the last thing that annoys me is that they still don't reveal Light's hidden plan that was set up a hundred thousand chapters ago. But secretly I flipped through volume 7 and - spoiler alert - the truth is revealed already in the first few pages there.

I'm currently engaged in the process of reading the entire Death Note series.

At present, I'm rereading the first several volumes, which I had perused a few years ago. Subsequently, I'll move on to those volumes that I hadn't read previously.

In this volume, as well as in parts of the previous one, I sense that the storyline has taken a somewhat less captivating turn. However, by the conclusion of this current volume, there is the anticipation of yet another twist.

Interestingly, I'm not entirely convinced that the collaboration between Light/Kira and L was the most pleasurable aspect of the series thus far.

Nonetheless, I'm still intrigued to see how the story will unfold in the remaining volumes and what new developments and surprises await.

Overall, despite the slight dip in engagement in certain parts, the promise of future turns keeps me hooked on this thrilling series.

In this volume, we continue with the entire plot of the new Kira, Higuchi, the president of the company that is growing thanks to the death of its direct competitors.

To be honest, this whole theme is really boring me a lot.

On the other hand, Light still hasn't regained his memory, making everything quite monotonous. I can't wait for the moment when he becomes Kira again. This good side of him bores me a great deal.

Something that I really like about the story in general is the intelligence of L and Light. As always, they are almost neck and neck, even though they are enemies, trying to outwit each other.

In this volume, my favorite character is definitely Misa. They underestimate her but she manages to deceive everyone.

Overall, while some parts of this volume are a bit dull, the elements of intelligence and the character of Misa keep it somewhat interesting. I'm still looking forward to seeing how the story develops and if Light will ever truly regain his Kira identity.

This volume was truly awesome. The team's discovery of the Yotsuba group led to an exciting cat-and-mouse game, with the team taking evasive actions. It was my second time reading this volume. I had initially read it digitally, but now I'm enjoying it in its physical form, having purchased the manga set.

I have always had a deep love for comics and hope it lasts forever. Growing up, I read local Indian comics like Raj Comics, Diamond Comics, and Manoj Comics. Now, it's time to explore international and classic comics and graphic novels. I'm on a mission to read as many comics as possible. I love comics to the core and hope they never leave my side. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this volume and can't wait to read more. You should also read what you love and then keep on reading.

Let's move on to the next issue and continue this wonderful comic-reading journey.

Way to go, Aizawa!

This Yotsuba story arc was stretched for an extremely long time. In my entire life, I've never spent this much time to complete a volume.

Moreover, it doesn't do any good when you have characters like Misa with her dreadful personality to torment you from time to time.

There was also something rather disturbing about the excessive nitpicking that occurs in everyone's plans, especially L and Light, and how they dissect everything. At times, I felt as if they overexposed certain aspects that could have been better left for the reader to analyze on their own.

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Lashaan | Blogger and Book Reviewer

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The second half witnessed a remarkable surge in volume.

I am truly fascinated by how Light's plan unfolds successfully despite his lack of memory of it! Frankly speaking, I have no clue about what I need to obtain. Moreover, he formulates a plan months in advance, forgets about it, and yet it still comes to fruition!

Death Note also compels you to explore your own morality, which is an outstanding aspect. As Light Yagami, the protagonist (or perhaps not?), is ultimately the antagonist in this novel. Many individuals are rooting for Light to emerge victorious in every mental battle. However, it is conceivable that the longing to see Light prevail might stem from a desire to evade the conclusion of the story.

I simply cannot wait to read volume 7!

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