Miura is a twenty-five year old man first introduced in Round II as No. 11, he tells Nao he won 2 million from Round I. Openly hostile to the LGT, he once accused them of being a scam, and later tells Nao the LGT is probably involved in human trafficking. He was one of the final contestants who was present when Fukunaga revealed his betrayal. Because he was tricked by Fukunaga, he is forced to participate in the Revival Round. When Fukunaga turns the other Revival Round participants against Nao, Miura is the only one who is nice to her. As a result, Nao chooses to save him and forces him to lose the Revival Round (although she gives him 200 million to cover his debt to the LGT).

Wishing she would live up to the ideal, Kanzaki Nao's father named her thusly for &ldquo;honesty&rdquo;. Nao has more than lived up to her father's wishes--even exceeding them and earning the label of "a foolishly honest girl". This makes Nao the least qualified candidate for the high stakes 'Liar Game', where winning requires deceiving the opponent out of their money and losing means receiving massive debt. However, that doesn't stop a box containing a hundred million yen in cash and a card informing her of her participation in the game from arriving at her doorstep, nor does it stop her from being promptly tricked out of the entire sum of money. Upon hearing that a genius swindler, responsible for the bankruptcy of a major corporation, is being released from jail, Nao goes to the swindler, Shinichi Akiyama, to enlist his help. With that, the two are drawn into the dark, greed-filled, and deceptive world of the Liar Game.


Wishing she would live up to the ideal, Kanzaki Nao's father named her thusly for “honesty”. Nao has more than lived up to her father's wishes--even exceeding them and earning the label of "a foolishly honest girl". This makes Nao the least qualified candidate for the high stakes 'Liar Game', where winning requires deceiving the opponent out of their money and losing means receiving massive debt. However, that doesn't stop a box containing a hundred million yen in cash and a card informing her of her participation in the game from arriving at her doorstep, nor does it stop her from being promptly tricked out of the entire sum of money. Upon hearing that a genius swindler, responsible for the bankruptcy of a major corporation, is being released from jail, Nao goes to the swindler, Shinichi Akiyama, to enlist his help. With that, the two are drawn into the dark, greed-filled, and deceptive world of the Liar Game.

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