“Girl who hates liars gains power to see liars as black silhouettes after tragic accident.”
You told a lie.
君がウソをついた
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Synopsis
Girl who hates liars gains power to see liars as black silhouettes after tragic accident.
Saki Kudou's father left her family when she was a young girl. Ever since she was betrayed by his promise to return, Saki has always despised liars. Now a high school student, she one day cancels her plans with her best friend to go watch a movie, deciding to see it with her crush instead. Outraged, Saki's friend prevents her from seeing him, saying that he had urgent business to attend to. However, Saki finds out her friend had lied to her, and asks her mother to take her to the movies as soon as possible. On the way to the theater, the two end up in the hospital when they get into a sudden accident. Waking up confused and frightened, she is mentally paralyzed upon her mother's death, but what she finds even harder to process is her newfound ability. Saki finds that those who lie to her appear to be black silhouettes, and she begins to realize there are several liars around her.
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 5 sampled reviews
What 5 readers settled on.
Mostly aligned
σ 1.67 · some divergence
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Not enough recommend signal yet
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Running avg · Sep 2010 → Apr 2023
- 9 “I loved this manga for soo many different reasons. First, this story is so original. I think it'd be amazing to have a 6th sense like the main character did because it would have so many...”
- 4 “It had a really nice concept for the plot, but the execution wasn't great and the ending and the plot weren't very interesting. The relationship between the mc girl and boy I didn't think was cute...”
- 5 “This manga was nothing special, but worth reading if you have some spare time (especially since its super short). A girl who can see people lie; pretty cool ability that has its...”
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A Manga Publication
- Format 12 × 3 ch × vol
- Total read 1h 36m approx
- Published Feb 2009 – Jun 2010
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M11988 catalog