Satoru is a 29 year old strangling mangaka with a special gift. Sometimes, when a catastrophe is about to occur, he can go back a few minutes in the past and prevent it.
Once a person close to him is murdered, for which he is blamed for, he finds consciousness back in his 10 year old self. He begins to suspect that the murder is connected with the kidnapping and murder of one of his classmates.
He will do his best to prevent Kayos' murder but can he really change the future?

This is the beginning of a very interesting mystery/supernatural story.

If you liked the film "The butterfly effect" You will definitely like this manga.
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I picked this up on spec in a bookshop because the cover looked pretty cool. I was expecting probably a story about being a primary school (middle school in Japan, I suppose) kid. This is... not that. Very much not that. It took me a long time to get to grips with what it actually is, because it's both unexpected and complicated (and in Japanese). To cut a long story short, the protagonist has a strange "rewind" ability that lets him skip back in time to prevent disasters. However, the story has two other major plot strands, which complicates matters. One is his ongoing attempt to understand his inability to connect with people, and to revive buried memories of the past. Later, a third strand appears involving a dangerous criminal. As the volume finishes, these three strands have converged into a single pulse-pounding story. I was slow reading the first half, taking a good while to understand where things were going and so to get immersed in the story. I read the second half without stopping, and the last quarter without breathing. I am tormented by the fact that almost certainly no copies of the next volume exist in my country. I have not been this excited about a book for ages. ( )

Very interesting þriller. ( )

1巻の巻末で驚きの展開を覚える。
ほお、と。
そういう急激な解釈の拡大は、久しく感じたことがなかったもので驚きは大きい。 ( )