I K*lled Myself After My Childhood Friend Was C**kolded and I Will Never Trust My Childhood Friend Again. And I’m Going To Destroy the NTR Guy’s Life After 16 Years

My Thoughts on I Klled Myself After My Childhood Friend Was C**kolded and I Will Never Trust My Childhood Friend Again. And I’m Going To Destroy the NTR Guy’s Life After 16 Years*

First Impressions

Okay, the title is… a lot. It definitely grabbed my attention, and I went in expecting a dark and potentially disturbing story. The premise is simple: a betrayed protagonist, reincarnation, and a quest for revenge. It's a recipe for either a cathartic experience or a complete train wreck. I was prepared for either.

What Works Well

Despite the heavy themes, I found myself drawn into the mystery surrounding the protagonist's past and the events leading to his suicide. The author does a decent job of creating a sense of unease and suspense. I especially appreciated the exploration of betrayal and the protagonist's struggle to reconcile his past feelings with the present reality. The pacing is quick, and the story doesn't overstay its welcome. The plot twist regarding the new childhood friend was a welcome surprise, and I enjoyed how it changed the dynamic of the story. I found the exploration of trauma and depression to be handled with a surprising amount of sensitivity.

Areas of Concern

The ending, however, left me feeling somewhat unsatisfied. It felt rushed and didn't quite deliver the emotional punch I was expecting. The motivations behind some characters were a bit unclear. I also found myself questioning some of the plot points. The story could have benefited from more detailed explanations and a deeper exploration of the characters' emotional states. The novel flirts with some heavy themes, and while it does a decent job, I wouldn't recommend this to anyone sensitive to those themes.

Final Verdict

Overall, I Klled Myself After My Childhood Friend Was C**kolded and I Will Never Trust My Childhood Friend Again. And I’m Going To Destroy the NTR Guy’s Life After 16 Years* is a flawed but engaging read. It's a dark and at times depressing story, but it offers a unique exploration of betrayal, revenge, and the struggle to find closure. If you're looking for a quick and thought-provoking read with a touch of mystery and don't mind a potentially unsatisfying ending, this might be worth your time. Just be prepared for some heavy themes and a lingering sense of unease.