Waking Up to Death

After an accident during a school festival, a high school student wakes up with eyes that can see death. Every time she looks at someone, she sees how and when they will disappear.

Every Face, a Countdown

After a stage light crashes onto Yuki during the school festival's closing ceremony, she wakes up in the hospital with her vision permanently altered. Now, when she looks at any living person, translucent numbers float over their heads showing the exact date and cause of their death. The numbers range from decades away to mere hours. She quickly learns the rules: the dates are fixed points in time, but the causes can be prevented if she intervenes. Her school, once a mundane place, becomes a map of impending tragedies — the cheerful classmate with a car crash in two weeks, the boy sitting next to her with a terminal illness he doesn't know about yet, the teacher whose suicide is scheduled for the last day of the semester.

The Vision She Cannot Unsee

Yuki saves three people in her first month, and each time the numbers shift reluctantly, as if the universe is readjusting. But each intervention comes at a personal cost. After saving a classmate from a bus accident, she develops migraines that leave her bedridden. After preventing a suicide, she loses the ability to taste food. The entity behind her power — an ancient death spirit that was sealed inside the school's festival stage — reveals that she can save as many people as she wants, but each escape adds weight to her own death, which is now accelerating toward her at terrifying speed. Yuki must decide: how many strangers is her own life worth?

Eyes of the Forlorn

This is a masterclass in ethical tension. Every chapter presents Yuki with a new death that she can see but might not be able to stop, and the slow revelation of the cost system keeps readers theorizing between chapters. The emotional beats hit hard — the deaths she fails to prevent, the people who don't believe her, and the growing isolation as her classmates start to fear her unexplained 'predictions.' The art is stunning, with Yuki's glowing eyes rendered in stark contrast to the muted palette of everyday school life. Think Your Lie in April meets The Sixth Sense.

Key Details

  • Category: School Supernatural
  • Rating: 4.8/5
  • Status: Ongoing
  • Chapters: 63
  • Tags: Death Vision, Supernatural, Drama, Ethical, School Life

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