PHDid you know that the author of Not Me That Went Viral chose online shaming as a theme because he believes that it was a topic everyone in modern times could potentially be involved in?
Not Me That Went Viral (Japanese: 俺ではない炎上, Hepburn: Ore Dewanai Enjō; lit. 'It's Not Me in Flames') is a Japanese novel written by Akinari Asakura. It was published by Futabasha in May 2022. The novel received a manga adaptation illustrated by Ōtori556 in July 2025 and a live-action film adaptation in September 2025.
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Not Me That Went Viral (Japanese: 俺ではない炎上, Hepburn: Ore Dewanai Enjō; lit. 'It's Not Me in Flames') is a Japanese novel written by Akinari Asakura. It was published by Futabasha in May 2022. The novel received a manga adaptation illustrated by Ōtori556 in July 2025 and a live-action film adaptation in September 2025.
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