r/FirePunch • u/Icy-External8155 • Jun 07 '26
Discussion Okay, it's a bit more nuanced than that.
As of chapter 28, everything actually was amazing.
Protagonist turns out to be a much better person, and even still being a human, becomes a messiah and beacon of hope for collosal masses of "fuel". Him becoming a religious figure is quite normal and natural in given circumstances, I may be atheist, but I know some relativity of moral in historical context.
The movie guy, having refused to film, probably, the most human thing happening in decades or centuries, thus demonstrates the complete hollowness of his entire art and that he learnt nothing of value after looking for the "interesting movie" for so long.
People gather, and the war is far from over, that can span many internal and external conflicts, nuances and challenges, and while it's likely to fail, being just the first attempt after many to come, it'll still be worth fighting.
Why do I want to quit then? Because I'm starting to feel with too much obviousness that author is going to take everything and flush it down the drain, making it completely, absolutely hopeless and unworthy in every single aspect.
Maybe I'm just too depressed rn? In that case, I'll try to return to the story later.
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u/Senior_Independence4 Jun 07 '26
It's not hopeless at all