But from reading I could rarely feel negative at all, unlike when I read Pun Pun for example. He is stuck in a cycle of negative thoughts and on top of that, he is schizophrenic. As an artist, he is way past his prime and the content he wants to write about is stuff that would not reach a mainstream audience nor sell well and as a result, his editor keeps shutting his ideas down. The story shows his relationships and his struggle with confidence. Rather the first omnibus heavily delves into the life of the main character, Hideo Suzuki, an aspiring manga artist that is in his mid-thirties. And it did not help that the first omnibus volume does not focus on the zombie elements. Of course, I now know that this is a zombie story. My assumption came from the cover art and the title which suggested to me that the manga was gonna be about some middle-aged loser that takes revenge on society while believing himself to be a hero. Going into this manga, I had the completely wrong idea about what it was gonna be about. But somehow I could not help but find most of the first two volumes to be Moe. And they are probably drawn not to be pretty. And just by looking at it, you would probably not find any of the characters to be appealing or cute. But I did manage to proceed with my plan to read and attend a meeting to discuss a manga called I am hero by Kengo Hanazawa. A show I can tell is one of my favorites already. This month I shift the blame on the show The office. Plans for this site and posts I wanted to write.

Many of my plans for the last month ended up becoming complete failures. At least for me, plans rarely go the way I want them to go. Do you know what goes out the window? Plans.

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