エル　チェンジ　ザ　ワールド

L is such a mysterious and intriguing figure — I wonder what motivated the author to explore his perspective more deeply in this installment.

The lines between right and wrong are so blurred here, especially with the characters' choices. It made me reflect on how I’d react in similar situations.

The pacing and detail felt different from the original manga — I’m curious whether this format allowed for more internal thoughts or expanded world-building.