I'd love to see a chapter where she fails and someone else saw it, then MC gains a believer. There's a subtle hint of unhingeness to the characters esp komachi can't wait for the next chapters and see how the plot goes.
Really fucking good. I read the other work of Shuzo first, 'Happiness'. I think he wanted a similar ending like this one for it but it didn't compare to Aku no Hana atleast for me. It fell quite short, granted, it was still a great read.
This one though, this is captivating.
Shuzo's growth as an artist here is pretty damn neat to see. First few volumes we see awkward anatomy and such, right in the middle his style starts to show, but he still uses photographs as backgrounds. This volume you can really notice his artstyle fully develop into what it is now. Ditching...
If you're reading this objectively, the guy is absolutely fucking insane. Nakamura is crazy and Saeki is a dumbfucking simp. That's how the story looks on the surface.
Though if you dig deeper, imho it's a twisted tale of escapism and self-identity. Atleast that's how I see it.