Juujika No Rokunin

Briefly about Juujika No Rokunin Manga.

Juujika No Rokunin Manga about:“Shun, if somebody has turned, let’s not do anything. He must be given the opportunity to be reincarnated.” “Grandfather, I expect he will not be reincarnated.” To be allowed to subdue a few non-technical beings, the boy turned into anything inhuman. Shin Uruma, a sixth grader. He was assigned “Experimental Human Anatomy: A” by his top 5 schoolmates. And so was seriously abused and dwelt in hell. His only resting place was his sibling, who adored him. And his mother and father, who defended him.

Until 5 of the critters murdered his loved ones. When he eventually loses his own personalities and everyone is precisely in hell, a dark “desire” was born in Shun. He was reincarnated under the influence of his grandfather’s practice. And his grandfather had been a member of a covert unit during World War II. Now, four decades later, he faces a doomed enemy. “I won’t let anyone get in the way of my sin.”

Read Juujika No Rokunin Manga.

From the very first chapters I read in one breath. I don’t know about others, but I really empathized with the character in the first few chapters. It was about his childhood. And I am just amazing at the resilience of the hero. I immediately tried to imagine myself in his place. And I realized that I couldn’t have stood it. I was especially amazed at the cruelty that we’re shown. And I think they will be throughout the whole manga. At least I know with my head that the author has embellished. After all, in our time of such cruelty, so sophisticated do not often meet.

But it still gets a little scary and disturbing. It still exists, and who knows, maybe so cruel people are born with a predisposition to these actions. And it’s not just society and parents that influence this, which also makes you think about it. We understand that this is a manga, and all the most horrible events definitely happen to the hero. Just all kinds of things that in reality you might not encounter once in your entire life. But yes, though it wouldn’t be interesting to read it without that, actually.

And then there’s the girl who fell in love with the hero. Her actions defy logic at all. Okay, in the first few chapters she’s still interesting. You sympathize with her because you think she might be a normal, normal girl. And she’s also always getting into some shit, HOW HOW MUCH? But all the same, as a hero she may not appeal to everyone, but she is understandable in some moments.

How were children, CHILDREN, able to commit a planned murder. And the police, adults, could not find any evidence. Yes the same police officer who, we understand, was in charge of that case in the present day is showing to be so intuitive and intelligent. He immediately understands, from the first minutes, that this is a reference to the past, and that it has to do with the hero.

And he, sort of knew that it was the children who are responsible for the murder, that they are connecting to that case. And he himself, sort of says that to the hero…. I mean, he knew everything, but he couldn’t do anything?! And with all the dirty deeds that “evil” did, he had no idea, right? Although he knew right away where the other guy was (I can’t remember his name very well)

Shun Uruma, a sixth-grade student who was called “Experimental Body: A” by his five classmates, they subjected him to cruel bullying, he lived in hell. His only comfort was his younger brother and parents, who protected him …. Until five monsters killed them.

When he finally loses everything and faces real hell, a dark “desire” is born within Shun. He was reborn by the training of his grandfather, who served in a secret unit during World War II. Now, four years later, he faces his fateful enemy.