The Victim Is to Blame

Some cases are based on real cases, including the Father’s Love arc in Volume One, the Anti-Drug Police arc in Volume Two, and the Married Couple arc in Volume Five, among others.

Amid the teeming masses, evil keeps rearing its head:

A father and son die together, yet their portraits were prepared a month earlier. What was the killer’s motive?

A woman’s body is found on the street late at night, and countless citizens take her to court. But when her true identity is revealed, everyone is left heartbroken and in tears!

Men disappear one after another, only to reappear as rabbit-costumed transgender people;

An abandoned hospital turns out to conceal numerous human-shaped specimens;

At a new-student welcome ceremony, a victim is dragged to death. Then teachers and students kill themselves one after another. What secret lies hidden in such a suffocating school?

A victim, covered in roses, is presented as a confession gift…

In the aftermath of these crimes, amid confusion, with tears mingling with the flowing blood and a tragic murder weapon in hand, are they one after another... perpetrators?

The stench of blood fills the air, and suspicion runs rampant…