Existence

[MangaDex]

 

[silent99]

This couldve been so good but the plot keeps getting stretched with hesitant mc

 

[Imperial11x]

In the end after he died then he reborn as a Alien

 

[vinialepi]

Resumindo é o Fushi coreano, historia bem bem bem parecida com To Your Eternity (Fumetsu no Anata e)

 

[MajorMojo2020]

Any particular reason 10 chapters are randomly not translated to English. I mean I understand a little espaniol as much as the next guy but it takes away from the experience. And the random chapters 51 through 61 untranslated just seems intentional, you know?!?

 

[anuanuanu]

Any particular reason 10 chapters are randomly not translated to English. I mean I understand a little espaniol as much as the next guy but it takes away from the experience. And the random chapters 51 through 61 untranslated just seems intentional, you know?!?

i just went to the scanlator's website for the missing chapters, it was void-scans, but they renamed to hivetoon now

 

[OhmTheDragon]

I didn't quite understand the ending, either he got reborn as an alien or a microorganism. But at least there was an ending.
It was quite the emotional read despite mixed feelings on how much combat there was with the steer and military.

 

[LoPoBia]

In the end after he died then he reborn as a Alien

No, he's the world itself

 

[Existenceofhumansisapoisentotgeworld]

This Manhwa is a Masterpiece. Started it today and enjoyed every chapter of it.
Mc was reasonable and the manhwa literally showed us how our society is and will be.
If i had the power i would act like that.

~Masterpiece

 

[Berriesdingler]

I didn't quite understand the ending, either he got reborn as an alien or a microorganism. But at least there was an ending.
It was quite the emotional read despite mixed feelings on how much combat there was with the steer and military.

I think the implication was that the Earth is considered a single being, and Ja-in's final "reincarnation" was to become the Earth.

The scene from Chapter 63 where he stood there gathering blue energy:

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was foreshadowing.

My problem with the ending is that all of his past reincarnation started from the birth of that life; we see this when we're shown him being birthed as Ja-in.
So it feels out of place that he's all of a sudden the Earth now.

The only reasonings I could think of:

• The Earth is considered "newborn" now that Ja-in's become the conscience?
• Ja-in always the Earth, and his past lives just offshoots - like how the Steer had a main body and multiple clones.
• The author just wanted to make a point of how all lives are/will eventually become one with the Earth