I don’t think anything other than the craving for Ozack can be cured.

Go back…

>>17

I see how you’ve ingratiated yourself with the higher-ups… to think you’d raise the resolution with something like this.

If I can cure my designated intractable disease, I can become a world-class superstar.

>>9

I don’t know if it can be fixed, but if it’s a thread image, they will probably at least cut it for you.

Takeda-kun loves advanced medical treatments, so there’s a chance it could happen.

>>11

Is there a chance of being sued?

>>13

It’s not just a one chance.

Matsui-kun, who became the model, said that he has already put down the female, so it should be fine.

>>19

Is this the ultimate attainment of no sword, or is it some kind of swordsman story…?

>>15

Did you let go of the assassin of the doctor?

We might need a system in which those who are pathologically clumsy can’t become clinical doctors at the licensing stage.

I’m scared that I’m starting to be protected by the kind of crowd that seems to like conspiracy theories.

>>18

It’s the kind of person who starts to deny the existence of the victims…

>>27

I can’t understand what you’re saying…

>>33

The media is decadent in terms of sex, but Takeda-kun is stained with blood…

No, rather, why does the side protecting Takeda-kun and the hospital come out every time? That’s strange, isn’t it?

>>27

When the time comes, it will only worsen the impression, but I wonder if they are a masochist who enjoys being choked.

>>27

If you’re saying things like that, please stop the idiots who seriously start believing and supporting it on X…

>>18

Fools are weak to strong words.

That’s why people easily get deceived by influencers.

An ordinary doctor realizes their clumsiness during their internship.

I’m going to pursue a career as a research doctor or a medical professional that doesn’t require surgery…

>>25

If you don’t go to bed soon, Takeda-kun will bring the drill!

>>63

Azo’s children’s song

It feels like the talk is just going around, just like in a manga.

Are you kidding me? The patient is a crisis actor while you’re making them nervous?

Only Takeda-kun is alone.

The shortage of personnel in the hospital organization that allowed Takeda to perform the surgery is happening nationwide…

It promises to heal you, but it’s just a complete lie; that’s really too much.

The comments are so harsh that it’s amazing to see the victims’ families being sarcastic about it.

>>39

Can Takeda’s mentality understand irony?

🌀

I’m scared! I can’t live like this!

Is there any point in making a fuss about it even though it’s being accused…?

>>44

I can declare my victory within view.

A good match against a child doctor.

A man claiming to be Takeda-kun’s model, even though it’s all a lie…

Because it is the shame of Aiko Academy…

Guilt.

Zero!

>>51

It’s really not good that the discomfort is so high, and it’s clear that it was taken into consideration in the manga, right? It’s really not good.

It seems like there might be a brain tumor.

Let’s have surgery!

>>52

Don’t open your head as if it’s something that could happen!

A doctor has come to our village!

Successful treatment with a repeating number.

Referral to another hospital with a 3-digit code.

That’s all.

You need this level of mentality to be original.

Typically, people quit after the first one.

“Is it true that nameless ones can’t be cured unless they die?”

I’d rather die from an illness than be destroyed by this thing.

>>64

I don’t really want to say it, but I really hate having those specific parts destroyed.

Please let it be impersonation.

It’s amazing that people are starting to say the author is acting too strangely and that it might be an impersonation, isn’t it?

>>67

But the other bereaved families are saying things that only those involved know.

In other words, it might be either the crazy Takeda himself or some other related people who are still mixed up with it.

This is the reality of doctors in Japan.

>>70

It’s amazing how much crazier reality is compared to a clumsy conspiracy theory.

I can’t laugh…

Thanks to this guy, I vowed never to have surgery in Western Japan even if I suffer from a serious illness.

>>71

I can’t travel to western Japan.

It seems like Takeda-kun’s creator is striking a victory pose now that they’ve been lured out on social media.

>>72

It came out on its own from the thick fog!

🌀🪛

If things get too heated on social media, there may be a reduction in sentences, which is not a favorable situation in terms of trials.

>>75

On social media, a reduced sentence is not considered vigilante justice, but since this guy is coming out on his own, it would be strange if that got approved…

>>75

If this leads to a reduced sentence, then everyone facing trial in the world will engage in provocative behavior on social media.

Can we achieve a reduced sentence by self-sabotaging?

Hey, I heard this manga got sued?

>>79

I’ve never actually heard of such a story, not as a joke, so where did you get that information?

>>83

If it’s this guy’s statement, then it’s probably a lie…

But there are no neurosurgeons willing to come to a remote area like a bulletin board, so we only have options like Dr. Takeda.

>>84

There is the option not to receive medical treatment.

>>86

It’s a slow death accompanied by pain, isn’t it?

>>87

It’s much better than being destroyed by this thing.

It will remove the disease called “namelessness” from society.

It’s just that self-proclaimed Takeda-kun is saying he will sue.

Even if you really make an appeal, whether it will be accepted is another matter.

I guess it’s better than a painful and terrible death…

Using the avatar from the manga that the author is claiming about, did you have some important circuits in your brain removed?

Putting the verdict aside, I believe the appeal will definitely go through.

>>93

Honor definitely exists.

I think the public interest will be a contentious issue.

If it’s really the person from X’s account, then they’re crazy, and if it’s an impersonation, that’s crazy too…

>>99

The person is crazy.

② Impersonation of someone close to Takeda-kun. It’s crazy.

③ Completely unrelated third party impersonation. It’s really insane, and the information only the person would know was either a lucky guess or illegally obtained, so either way it’s crazy.

Is it really reasonable to say that a manga claiming everything is a lie is damaging its own honor?

>>100

If that account is really him, he’s digging his own grave.

>>100

I think defamation claims are valid because information that can identify the individual is out there.

As long as the content is factual, it has high public interest, so it can be overturned there.

>>111

It seems that whether it is true or not is fatal for Takeda-kun.

If I cut off both of its hands, wouldn’t it be unable to perform surgery??

>>102

Because they are not providing dialysis instructions to those who need dialysis even after having surgery stopped, they are allowing them to die.

It can’t be the real person, right?

Dr. Drillerover

Even if deprived, Mr. Driller.

Saying that you will sue for defamation instead of insult means that you are acknowledging that the content of the manga is true, but I wonder how you feel about that.

If everything in the manga is a mistake, then it wouldn’t be possible to connect Takeda-kun with a real doctor.

It’s not that I’m referring to you, right?

If that account is the real person, what do they want to do…?

Well, I guess it’s really them…

If the rumor about having children is true, I feel I wouldn’t be able to face the child.

Since it’s Takeda-kun, he probably doesn’t have such a normal mentality.

If it’s really you, then it must feel really nice to be praised or defended by contrarian conspiracy theorists.