Dragging but cute.

This simple description seems to capture a unique charm. It implies that there is something about the subject that may be a bit slow or cumbersome in its movement, yet it manages to remain endearing.

Perhaps it's a small animal, like a turtle slowly making its way across the ground. Despite its deliberate pace, there's a certain cuteness to its shell and its little legs paddling along.

Or maybe it's a child, dragging their feet as they walk, but with a sweet smile on their face. Their innocent charm makes their sluggishness somehow charming rather than annoying.

In any case, the combination of dragging and cute creates an interesting contrast that makes us take a second look and appreciate the unique qualities of the subject.

It reminds us that even things that may not be perfect or fast can still have their own special appeal.

So, the next time you come across something that is dragging but cute, take a moment to enjoy its charm and let it bring a smile to your face.

The rating could actually be even higher. However, every female character (generally in the series) is written so poorly that in principle, I can't give more than 3 stars!

It's really a pity because the overall concept and some of the other aspects of the series might have had potential. But the portrayal of the female characters is a major let-down. They lack depth, complexity, and agency. It seems as if they are just there to serve as props or love interests for the male characters. This kind of one-dimensional writing not only does a disservice to the female characters themselves but also detracts from the overall quality of the series.

If the creators had put more effort into developing the female characters and giving them more meaningful storylines and personalities, the rating could have been significantly higher. As it stands, though, the poor writing of the female characters is a significant flaw that prevents me from giving a higher rating.

Unfortunately, it is still not really doing it for me.

I have been following this series with some anticipation, but so far, it has not quite lived up to my expectations.

The story has had its moments, but there are also parts that feel a bit flat or unoriginal.

I hope that the series will finish strong and redeem itself in the final episodes.

Maybe there will be some unexpected twists and turns that will make me change my opinion.

However, at this point, I'm not sure if that will happen.

I guess only time will tell if this series will end on a high note or if it will be a disappointment.

I'll continue to watch and see, but for now, my hopes are a bit tempered.

I didn't realize it from the earlier volumes, but Light has some cringe lines whenever he hits on women.

It's quite astonishing how these lines come across as rather awkward and uncomfortable.

One would expect a character like Light, who is supposed to be intelligent and calculating, to have a more refined approach when it comes to interacting with the opposite sex.

However, his attempts at flirting often end up being cringe-worthy and make the reader feel a bit embarrassed for him.

It's almost as if he is trying too hard and not quite getting the hang of it.

These cringe lines add an unexpected dimension to his character, making him seem a bit more human and less perfect than he initially appears.

Despite his flaws, Light remains a captivating character, and his cringe lines only serve to make him more interesting and complex.

The storyline has been as mind-boggling as ever. It continues to twist and turn, leaving the audience on the edge of their seats. However, one aspect that has changed is the quantity of dialogues. They have dwindled significantly.

After the death of L, a crucial character, the confrontation between the good and the evil is not the same as before. L was a brilliant detective who played a major role in the battle against the forces of evil. Without him, the dynamics have shifted.

The remaining characters now have to step up and fill the void left by L. They must find new ways to outwit the enemy and bring justice to the world. The story now takes on a new direction, with new challenges and obstacles for the characters to overcome.

Despite the decrease in dialogues, the story still manages to maintain its intensity and excitement. The actions and expressions of the characters speak volumes, and the audience is still fully engaged in the unfolding drama.

As the Kira fanatics in the world strengthen, Light's being cornered creates an interesting contrast. Now, even the members of his team don't trust him. Although the characters Teru Mikami and Kiyomi Takada, who join the story and return from the first numbers, bring a new breath to the series that is gradually getting into a dead end, it is now very clear that this story has played out too many extensions. The chaos entered by the notebook being rewritten again in order not to be caught explains this turmoil quite a bit.

Light's situation becomes more and more precarious as the power of the Kira fanatics grows. His former allies are now looking at him with suspicion. The addition of new characters like Teru Mikami and Kiyomi Takada seems to offer a glimmer of hope for the series, but it also reveals the extent to which the story has been stretched. The constant manipulation of the notebook to avoid capture only adds to the confusion and drama.

Overall, the story of "Death Note" continues to unfold in a complex and engaging way, with Light's fate hanging in the balance and the actions of the Kira fanatics and new characters adding new layers of intrigue.

Near almost proved that he was quickly becoming the successor of L. His war strategy with Kira here was as detailed and as dangerous. Besides that, Near's analysis knife when concluding who was behind the fake L and who was Kira and Kira II was really very sharp and flawless.

On the other hand, Light's evasive steps were also no less amazing. Once again, the possession of the second Death Note changed hands smoothly, and Misa became the stupid one again. Let's see, can Light control this new Kira....

Nb: The illustration of this Toru Mikami character reminds me of the character PCP d....

*eaaak, crossover DN x Bakuman!!* :p

The dots are gradually being connected as Mello and Near persist in their pursuit of Kira. Their ability to uncover crucial information through their clever ruses and astute spy strategies is truly remarkable. It makes one feel as if Light is at a distinct disadvantage in this intense cat and mouse game.

The introduction of Teru Mikami was a masterstroke. Even though the end of the series may be drawing near, his arrival has injected new life into it. Additionally, the unexpected appearance of a secondary character in the earlier volumes has added an interesting twist to this particular volume.

Yours truly,

Lashaan | Blogger and Book Reviewer

Official blog: https://bookidote.com/

Ohhh ja. Ich glaube wirklich, dass ich am Anime nicht so viel Spaß haben würde, als mit dem Manga.

The anime might have its own charm, but for me, the manga offers a unique experience.

I can't imagine that all the details and emotions can be conveyed as well in the anime as they are in the manga.

With only 2 volumes left, I'm both excited and a little sad.

Excited to see how the story concludes, but sad that it's coming to an end.

The manga has become a part of my life, and I'll surely miss it when it's over.

I wonder if there will be any more installments or spin-offs in the future.

Only time will tell, but for now, I'll just enjoy these last 2 volumes to the fullest.

Can we fast forward to the part where Misa murders Kiyomi with a machete?

The cover this time was truly and absolutely amazing. It has such an allure that I simply can't stop looking at it. The details, the colors, everything seems to draw my eyes in and hold them captive.

However, it's just not the same now that L is gone. His presence was a significant part of the story, and without him, there's a void that is hard to fill. The dynamics have changed, and it feels as if something crucial is missing. But still, I'm eager to see how the story progresses and what other twists and turns it has in store.

Maybe Misa's actions with the machete will bring about a new set of events that will reshape the entire narrative. I'm both excited and nervous to find out.

I think my obsession with Light is not healthy.

Light has always had a certain allure for me. Maybe it's its brightness, its ability to illuminate the darkness. But recently, I've noticed that this fascination has turned into an obsession.

I find myself constantly thinking about Light, imagining its presence in every situation. It's as if I can't escape its hold on my thoughts.

I know that this kind of obsession is not good for my mental health. It can lead to stress, anxiety, and even depression. But I don't know how to break free from it.

I'm hoping that by writing about it, I can start to understand my feelings better and find a way to overcome this unhealthy obsession.

"Io sarò il dio di quel mondo, e tu sarai la mia dea." This statement sounds so grand and powerful. It仿佛描绘出了一个主宰世界的神和他的女神的形象。However, the next sentence "POTREI VOMITARE." completely changes the tone. It gives the impression that perhaps this lofty claim is not as sincere as it seems. Maybe the person making the statement is feeling some sort of disgust or repulsion towards the idea. It makes one wonder what could have caused such a drastic change in emotion. Is it because the reality of achieving such a status is too overwhelming? Or perhaps there are underlying issues that are causing this conflicted feeling. In any case, these two sentences together create a sense of mystery and intrigue, leaving the reader wondering what the true meaning and intention behind them are.