Reviews for To Your Eternity Manga

This review contains spoilers. The place where the first person died was very sad and I don't know what will happen from here on out, so I'm looking forward to future developments

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a deep work that makes you think a lot. The cover is also slightly twisted. The anime is good too, so be sure to check it out.

This review contains spoilers. Fushi, who is immortal, interacts with people and animals, forgoes death where nothing can be done, and it is so difficult to meet and break up. It's hard, but each person's life is by no means an easy one, and they have a big impact on their emotions, humanity, and they go away. The process leading up to parting ways was warm, and I think the author's ingenuity is that it doesn't leave only sadness behind. I can't help but worry about the future about battles and relationships between Knocker, who is the immediate enemy, and Hayase's descendants, who are in the middle between knockers and humans. It simply depicts encounters, bereavement, and exile, and it is sometimes hard to read, but I think it is precisely because each character is fascinating that I feel so attached to it, and it is a work that shakes my heart.