Corporate espionage in the noodle biz. :D I got a kick out the plot. It's presented as a serious story, but is incredibly silly, and I kind of like that.

This is a heartfelt one shot manga about the struggle between following our desires or fulfilling our assigned roles in society. And, ultimately, about becoming complacent. I'm of the camp who believes that living an unhappy life for the sake of the expectations of others is a waste of positive energy. So, this manga made me a bit sad. It's very well written, with fun art, and the single chapter was unexpectedly lengthy at over 40-pages.

This entire story is metaphorical, which I think allows it to be interpreted on many different levels from various perspectives. To me, it seemed to be a story about addiction -- doing something repeatedly, not understanding why, and struggling to move beyond it, and then repeating the cycle. The art is simple, and its an entertaining read, even being such an abstract story.

Good start to what could be a interesting manga. Tamaki is coolly calculating and very matter-of-fact. A few subtle hints are dropped alluding to her past and how she became involved with Dr. Hayashi. I look forward to reading more.

Fantastic manga. I already have read the french version. At times very gory but it's simply very exciting to see the heroine's past unveiled! Organ traffic manga, an unique topic. Art is fantastic. Really!!

So this is what a real manga looks like...
Too bad the volumes get shorter and shorter as the story goes on.
I can't wait to see the continuation, but so far I'm really enjoying it! Looking forward to seeing what the final decision of the MC will be (despite the story showing intent in going one way, it could still be turned around in some way).

Funny, sad, and endearing. A world between worlds? I'm curious whether this is some sort of introspection by the protagonist. Something seems familiar between Mirako and Nico, and it makes me wonder if they are two personifications of the same soul.

The story is a bit difficult to keep up with at first, but as more is revealed it starts to make sense. Very different art style that I'm used to seeing in a manga, and I dig the flash yellow used for highlighting. Memories from a nameless soul -- that's such a beautiful portrayal of a simple concept.