This has to be one of the best manga I've read or will read. I don't usually review because I just don't have the interest anymore but this shit is legit great. It has you laughing and worried at the same time, it's like whenever something good is happening you know bad will immediately follow.
And the main character is really a likable guy who made mistakes in the past and is just trying to do things right given that he has a second chance. He reminds me of one of my favorite
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: About How I Die if I Lose My Virginity Japanese: 俺が童貞を捨てたら死ぬ件について More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 4
Chapters: 22
Status: Finished
Published: May 2, 2012 to Apr 9, 2014
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Nov 23, 2014
This is a time loop manga. The protagonist (Ichijou) is given a second chance to go back to high school to evade the wrath of his best friend, who strangles him to death in adulthood. Reason for murder? Well, Ichijou is quite the womanizer while the best friend is still a virgin. So what must the he do to escape murder? To not lose his virginity, of course! This setting seems really stupid at first. However, as the story progresses, you will feel that there is something more, something deeper to the meaning behind why the protagonist was given a second chance. And you will
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Jan 18, 2016
Now before you start reading, when I decided to read this. I thought it would be another shitty harem wherein he it's easy for the mc but it was not. It was actually a thrill seeking experience with twists, turns, decisions and suspense. The art was ok but for a manga we focus on the story and characters.
The story is filled with mystery regarding the death of the protagonist, and now he goes into a time slip to save himself from the future of his best friend killing him and possibly change it. The last part kept me on the edge of my seat and ... 
Apr 9, 2021
Honestly, read this if you want to be dissapointed. The first few chapters of the manga are pretty damn good and it seems like the story will build up into something amazing. But as the story progresses, the quality just declines until nothing is left. Almost every chapter ends on a point where it's like - "Ho something big is about to happen" and in the next chapter it turns into some sort of bullshit. After writing all kind of stupidity, the mangaka decides - This is not enough. Need to add some other sort of shit in here. And thus the ultimate bullshit ending
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Aug 16, 2021
Erased but better.
Ore Ga Doutei wo sutetara shinu ken ni Tsuite is similar to Erased in both premise plot and execution. When the main character at 40 years of age dies to his old high school friend, he resets back to his high school days, where he tries to piece together exactly how he died and what lead up to it. While a lighthearted story near the beginning chapters the story defiantly starts to get deeper and breaks past the almost childish and simple but intriguing story that erased told, creating such a deeper narrative and characters. Exploring both the main characters future and present ... 
Dec 30, 2017
this is a science fiction manga, but it still making us think that wishing this kind of thing can happen to us, change our past because we're messed up now.
when we look very closely, in a first place, Ichijou was a selfish person. he's afraid about all the things he had done in the future because he'll get killed. and his priority is just to do things in a right way in order to not get killed. but along the way, he know that, if not for the power that bring him to his past, he would've never feel all of this experience he never had ... 
Jun 17, 2019
This was a fun little story. It was pretty short, but I think that worked well for it. Anymore, and the premise would have made the story feel like it was dragging on. That being said, the ending did feel a tiny bit rushed, just skipping 14 years or whatever, but what can you do.
I really love stories where someone is sent back to highschool, like re:Life, etc, but I feel like the concept could have been done a bit better here. The flashbacks were inconsistent, and didn't feel like they made sense. This was a good read, and I was surprised to see ... 
Nov 15, 2019
Hooo... I'll be honest here, I came in without very high expectations, seeing as the title sounded quite ridiculous, I mean, really? Getting killed by your best friend because of losing your virginity before him? If that doesn't sound like a joke of a plot, then I ain't sure what does.
But boy, it turned out more serious than I expected. And, well, that was quite a pleasant surprise. It's especially interesting to see the effects of the Ichijou's actions in his attempt to escape his perceived future, and how it seems that the future is almost predetermined, even if small changes are made here and ... |
