19 of the 23 volume of the novel
oh f*ck its back yoooo
The entire comment is literally about aliens and Gods, something that a new reader doesn't really need to see. If you are going to write a theory about the scenario after the ending, then just put on the tag. Whether I fully understand it or not, It's still a spoiler.
"A Man Living in the Countryside Would Fly Up to Heaven at Daytime" is a thought-provoking novel that delves into the complexities of human existence, particularly in the context of rural life and the search for meaning. The title itself invites readers to ponder on the contrast between the simplicity of rural life and the aspirations of its inhabitants, who yearn for transcendent experiences.
The protagonist's journey reflects the universal desire to break free from mundane routines and connect with something greater. As he embarks on flights of fancy during the day, we witness his struggle to reconcile his dreams with the practical realities of his world. This dichotomy serves as a metaphor for the human condition, where we often grapple with the tension between our inner world and the constraints of society.
The author masterfully paints a vivid picture of the countryside, using it as a backdrop to explore themes of self-discovery, longing, and the quest for spiritual fulfillment. Through the character's experiences, we are reminded that no matter how far we venture or how high we soar, the essence of humanity remains grounded in our shared struggles and aspirations.
Ultimately, "A Man Living in the Countryside Would Fly Up to Heaven at Daytime" is a poignant tale that encourages readers to reflect on their own dreams, the power of imagination, and the profound impact of the environment on our lives. It is a gentle reminder that, despite our differences, we all carry within us the capacity for wonder and the longing to transcend the boundaries of our everyday existence.
D*mn, after 35 chapters, I realized, I had already read this 2y ago {*o*}
Hmm first few chapters and already a demented serial rapist of virginsyikes
I just read that chapter and wanted to ask are they connected?
The translation was great at the beginning, but now there's dumb name switches. Like ch 756, they put Brendel instead of Brund, two different characters. If you read closely, you'll find out that it's a mistake, but that's if you read pretty closely. Otherwise you'll just be confused like if you missed a chapter. This has happened with previous chapters too, like Maynild-Nemesis.
More update please
Chapter 75 is a repeat.
I wonder what they're thinking... perhaps they won't be following the novel.
Homophobia feels so incomprehensible, like . . . ?? Does it do you any good? What are you gaining from hopping up and down, clowning around for all to see just so you can say: "i hate gays." Even writing this comment feels like a waste of time because it should be obvious that a person's sexuality isn't something that should invite criticism. Yet here I am, stating the obvious because some people can't help but add their two useless cents. And even if my drop in the bucket is also seen as useless, I like to think that my cents should be worth at least four.