The most blackpilled manga I've ever read
Did you read it online or got the book physically ?
Here's a brief summary of the plot for those interested:
Manabu Ito, a rich 22 year old medical student, tows 34 year old Susumu Nakoshi's car in order to convince him to undergo trepanation. Nakoshi is an actuary on an extended vacation who decided to take time off and live inside his car between a park where the homeless reside and a tall affluent hotel he used to frequent. He later hands in his letter of resignation from being an actuary at a life insurance company. Susumu is a misanthrope who does not believe in the supernatural, just the physical reality in front of him. Manabu is a medical student who is interested in human behavior, from the psychological, medical, to even the occult. As Susumu's sixth sense begins to be activated by the trepanation, he begins to confront his own past while at the same time becoming entangled in the lives of others.
It sounds generic. So Ito unlocks a preternatural ability after undergoing an operation? And that alters his perception of reality? It makes him more sensitive to the ordeals and woes of others and challenges his purely materialistic, pessimistic worldview. It shares the plot of most redemption-oriented parables.
Manabu Ito, a rich 22 year old medical student, tows 34 year old Susumu Nakoshi's car in order to convince him to undergo trepanation. Nakoshi is an actuary on an extended vacation who decided to take time off and live inside his car between a park where the homeless reside and a tall affluent hotel he used to frequent. He later hands in his letter of resignation from being an actuary at a life insurance company. Susumu is a misanthrope who does not believe in the supernatural, just the physical reality in front of him. Manabu is a medical student who is interested in human behavior, from the psychological, medical, to even the occult. As Susumu's sixth sense begins to be activated by the trepanation, he begins to confront his own past while at the same time becoming entangled in the lives of others.
It sounds generic. So Ito unlocks a preternatural ability after undergoing an operation? And that alters his perception of reality? It makes him more sensitive to the ordeals and woes of others and challenges his purely materialistic, pessimistic worldview. It shares the plot of most redemption-oriented parables.
I've mentioned it before here, as a matter of fact. This is one of the few among the multitude of mangas which highlights themes closest to what blackpill stands for
Have you read it yourself?
No, should I? Have you? the only manga I have read are One Punch Man and Angel Densetsu. Oh, and Kengan Ashura/Omega.
All I have to say is that it strays furthest from the pattern of a run of the mill redemption story. The mental state of the protagonist descends progressively until it turns into a trainwreck. But given the history of the mangas you've read so far this might not appeal to you
I'll read it.
So, does his hiatus as a bum only confirm his initial suspicions of the world's vain weltschmerz and even exacerbate it?
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damn i read it so long ago
Thanks for the recommendation.
Exactly
What other manga beside punpun highglihts blackpill?
np
10000%.
The only manga that left me feeling empty afterwards.
The only manga that left me feeling empty afterwards.
Yeah
The conclusion was terrible but the themes were great
Not from a bluepilled standpoint they cheered on
Blood on the track perhaps? Even though the Mc was liked by a foid he still ended up living the life of a truecel
Heard about it a while ago I need to read it eventually
I'll read it ty
Will save it for later
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