A Confession of his Own Guilty

"A Confession of His Own Guilty" is a captivating manga that delves into the complexities of human emotions, exploring themes of guilt, tragedy, and the struggles faced by individuals in unconventional relationships. With its dramatic storyline and engaging characters, this manga is an enthralling read for fans of the drama, tragedy, and yaoi genres.

The manga revolves around a high-school student who, when young, experienced sexual assault. As he grows up and embraces his homosexuality, he finds himself constantly at odds with a certain teacher whom he can't seem to see eye to eye with. The dynamics between these two characters create tension and fuel the story's emotional intensity.

Another compelling story in this manga is "Risky," where a university student moves into his brother's apartment in the city. However, he hasn't had the chance to meet his brother yet, as his sibling's friend keeps lingering around. This mysterious presence adds intrigue and uncertainty to the protagonist's life, making each interaction a potential risk.

In "Kimi Sae Oreba...," the manga explores the beginning of a book by the same name, spanning chapters 1 to 3. The protagonist marries his supervisor's daughter, but tragedy strikes when she passes away soon after. The supervisor, eager for him to remarry, creates a complex web of emotions and conflicts that the characters must navigate.

Lastly, "Kyoushi B" presents a unique story where a teacher unexpectedly stumbles upon a forbidden teacher-student relationship. This discovery sets off a chain of events that challenge societal norms and explore the consequences of such relationships.

With its rich storytelling and diverse range of characters, "A Confession of His Own Guilty" takes readers on a rollercoaster of emotions. The high-quality art style and nuanced storyline add depth and authenticity, immersing readers into each character's journey.

To experience this compelling manga for yourself, readers can easily read the latest issues online. Delve into the intricate world of "A Confession of His Own Guilty," as it weaves together tragedy, drama, and the intricacies of human relationships.