This grandkid thing is a complete invention of the translators. What Yujiro is actually saying is Baki should indulge in sex as much as he fancies, and to Kozue that she should let him, but never give herself too much, so that she might become a woman Baki cannot consume.
I have no idea why...
I can't seriously root for the main couple after all the abuse I've had to witness between them. The rest of the story feels like a pastiche of tropes put together with crazy glue. No.
Gave it all a second read, which turned out to be essential to dispel my confusion. The sporadic upgrades (not an issue per sé cause you can see how much care the author pours into crafting her story) make it hard to grab both plot points and the absolutely necessary nuance of motivations.
This...
THIS IS ONE HELLA CLIFFHANGER HERE! Also, they went there and addressed the curing issue. I'll leave some final comment for the ending chapter.
Thanks for translating so fast!
Edit: wait a sec, didn't Fahrenheit fall for a cousin that didn't reciprocate, what if said cousin is Jun.
This was such an interesting premise, but this last chapter is... Odd. It does feel like a dream sequence, as if all the ambiguity needs to be resolved. The way they're playing it this feels less like a troubled guy finally being understood, and more as a confirmation of homosexuality as a...
I think I've missed the Mitty 2.0 plot. I mean, I've read the manga but what happened I didn't really understand. Maybe I just couldn't accept Nanachi falling head over heels for a bootleg.
Masterful narration. One of the most uncomfortable manga I'm following, but I keep returning to it by the author's sheer prowess at showing how the human mind can handle trauma. I bet they've done solid research.
You know, I've seen the author at a con in 2018, if I remember correctly. Seemed very shy and childlike. We watched the anime-synopsis movie, in PMMM fashion (I was hoping they'd screen the actual follow-up movie, but that was an error on my part).
The Faputa arc feels similar to HxH's Chimera...
Kill me I love this work more than Full Metal Alchemist, and that's not to say I didn't adore FMA!!! There's an overall feeling of grounding and hope, this heartwarming mix of idealism and pragmatic choices, it feels like a soul balm. This is the ultimate feelgood read to me.
Edit: yup, I...
I swear I've read it all but I can't understand why Phos has gone berserk, nor why the others keep grinding them up like that.
Edit: that was the shock talking, reread the whole thing, it makes sense. I bet this is a fake memory based on Phos' darkest doubts