When a manga achieves in raising so much contradiction and a variety in opinions it's called a masterpiece, whether we agree on its theme or not it is irrelevant. I believe Harada was aiming towards such a conflict and gave us a story about a taboo theme in a whole different view. I respect that and i liked the way the mangaka depicted it.
When a manga achieves in raising so much contradiction and a variety in opinions it's called a masterpiece, whether we agree on its theme or not it is irrelevant. I believe Harada was aiming towards such a conflict and gave us a story about a taboo theme in a whole different view. I respect that and i liked the way the mangaka depicted it.