It's truly a fantastic manga in every sense, from beginning to end.
The story encompasses different philosophies, from Buddhist to nihilistic to the purest depression and self-destruction, also representing the paradox of the Ship of Theseus.
Each and every one of the gems (except for a couple) is highly developed, with many types of conflicting personalities. The work subtly conveys the fact that many of the characters suffer from various mental disorders, from obsessive personality disorder, bipolar disorder, multiple personalities, psychopathy, and deep depression.
It could also be said that the manga has more than one ending, from an ending that matches the arrival of a comet on
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Mar 18, 2025
It's hard to say how weird it was to read this manhwa for years.
It had a rather disappointing ending, and it's weird, given how long it is, that the ending felt rushed. And the show felt weird from the beginning. By the last third, I could barely read what the characters were saying. The story was never predictable; it felt like a ton of systems and upgrades were created out of nowhere, which was fun for about 250 chapters. The creators did a very good job of keeping a certain audience awake, gasping at the sight of the protagonist's next power-up. Truly epic. It's surprising how far the story ... |
