In a classroom where bullying runs rampant, why not try using a Mind Control app for justice?
When using this app, one must perform good deeds.
This is a classroom ruled by “Aira,” the daughter of a former top idol and a CEO of a major corporation, and her boyfriend, “Makoto.”
Takuma Watatsuki, who has been resisting alone in a class where bullying by them is rampant, suddenly notices an app called “Mind Control” on his smartphone.
It’s an app that can manipulate others like magic, but there is a consthypraint that one must perform “good deeds” to use its power.
Before he knows it, Takuma is cornered by Makoto.
In order to escape the crisis, he decides to Mind Control Aira… However, this triggers suspicious accidents, viol*nce… and even mur^der.
Who is really behind the incidents?
Who sent the app and for what purpose?
The rebellion of just one person begins.
This is ass bruv don’t waste your time reading this crap
Final
The conclusion of the first antagonist was so boring that even the “double suit man” made a comment about how boring it was.
I didn’t have much interest in the final antagonist and it felt like they just made them overpowered so that they could stand against the main character.
It was quite a bit worse than my initial expectations, but I think that this short story provided a pretty unique experience at least. Had an acceptable ending.
7/10
I couldn’t get past chapter 5. What was I thinking…
Is this Harem?
Finally some good new novel
This is starting to get confusing
Read 35 chapters.
This is looking really good so far. The characters are interesting and well developed, there’s a real sense of thrill and tension during the action scenes, and the mystery surrounding the whole situation makes for a really interesting read.
Highly recommend.
First time reporting for duty.
At 21 chapters, it’s looking to be a nice deconstruction of several webnovel tropes. The protagonist is a likable, good human being. The supporting characters have their own agency and importance. The plot looks to be thought out with actual payoffs up ahead. Plot beats land and there appears to be redemption for the antagonistic characters.
Beginning descriptions of female characters were off-putting and the main character acts like a dog in heat for the sake of a punchline a few times, but certainly better written than almost every other webnovel I’ve found. There’s potential for some of the plot twists to fail to meet expectations, but my hype meter is higher than normal after grading upon what may be a good read.
Poison tester D signing off.
Srsly?
Brain wars? First time seeing that tag…
And what’s kuzudere?????? Is that mistranslation of kuudere??
I think it is trash(kuzu) personality heroine who fall in love with MC
I guess this one of those novels where (hopefully) smart mc fights mc fights a conspiracy or another smart opponent with wit more than brute force.
Yes it is