17 Sai (Kamata Youji) Manhua

Title: "17 Years Old" In the serene town of Riverside, where familiarity bred a false sense of security, a harrowing incident unfolded that shattered the community's tranquility. Sarah, a 17-year-old with dreams as bright as the sun, fell victim to the cruel machinations of a group of boys her age. What seemed like a tight-knit group of friends soon revealed a sinister underbelly that left the town reeling in disbelief. As the details of the crime surfaced, the facade of innocence crumbled, exposing the darkness that lurked within the hearts of these young boys. Their troubled pasts, fraught with neglect and abandonment, served as breeding grounds for the misogyny and violence that festered beneath the surface. The townspeople grappled with the harsh reality that such horror could spring forth from the same streets they walked every day. Sarah's resilience, in the face of unspeakable tragedy, emerged as a glimmer of hope amidst the desolation. Her spirit, though bruised and battered, refused to be extinguished, serving as a stark reminder of the strength that lies within the seemingly vulnerable. The story delved into the intricate web of adolescence, unraveling the threads of fear, insecurity, and longing that bound these boys together. Each revelation peeled back another layer of their facades, exposing the raw humanity that lay beneath the veneer of teenage bravado. As the town grappled with the aftermath of the heinous crime, questions of responsibility and complicity hung heavy in the air. How could such darkness take root in the hearts of the youth? And how could a community fail to see the storm brewing on the horizon? "17 Years Old" was not merely a tale of tragedy and trauma but a profound exploration of the fragile dance between innocence and corruption, light and darkness, that defined the turbulent landscape of adolescence in a world teetering on the brink of understanding.