Quite conflicted about the supernatural part in the story. What exactly did it do/contribute to the story, except help Masato's case in some way? Aside that, the story was solid. The themes of self-harm, depression, suicide, social isolation, social execution of some sort, and even socio/psychopathy was on point. How scary is it to seek medical help from a person who should be receiving the treatment himself? Meanwhile, I am so happy for Yuta for finding love despite all that he experienced and hopefully the book will enlighten people about the situation as enters a new chapter of his life. Haruno x Igarashi, after 30 years, huh? Why not?
Quite conflicted about the supernatural part in the story. What exactly did it do/contribute to the story, except help Masato's case in some way? Aside that, the story was solid. The themes of self-harm, depression, suicide, social isolation, social execution of some sort, and even socio/psychopathy was on point. How scary is it to seek medical help from a person who should be receiving the treatment himself? Meanwhile, I am so happy for Yuta for finding love despite all that he experienced and hopefully the book will enlighten people about the situation as enters a new chapter of his life. Haruno x Igarashi, after 30 years, huh? Why not?