Loved every thing, loved the beginning, loved Renril, I even really liked the modern arc. However, even though the idea of the future arc was cool, I feel like the author's pacing is off. Too much crab is introduced for no reason. Like, jellyfish curtains, really?? Was that necessary? And why introduce a new sphere so abruptly?
It's such a shame, because I think the question of how much human modification and eradication of suffering is possible before we lose what it means to be human is such a unique and interesting subject to explore. I love that the knockers have now merged with humanity, and I look forward to in what way the take will conclude. Will Fushi keep living forever? Will we see the consequences of Hayases reincarnation? Will we meet the left hand knocker once more? These are questions, I wished was given priority, instead of crab goose chases, Anton Day family drama and over the top world building. I think the author had to many ideas and lost sight of the plot a little.
Here's to hoping she can turn it around, because this story is so unique and special, it deserves to be great
The past had something magical that was lost with the newest ark. And it's extremely long....
I've been so invested in this manga, but boy is this last part all over the place and it makes me sad. I wish it had cut the doll/clone thing and focused on how the knockers have almost stripped the humans of their humanity, by having a new character get caught up in Fushis group. Someone more interesting than the doll, which is just a weird character imo. I wish it focused on how the immortals deal with living in this new world and what Fushi wishes to do, more. I wish it brought back Hayase, since that is a big unfinished business. This arc seems like it wants to do too much, making it all feel to random, fast paced and unrelated.
I'm still going to read it, I'm just sad since the story so far was so well written and interesting... I have no idea what had it come to this