The steps and purposes of the operation are conveyed by combinations of detailed anatomical drawing and schematic diagrams, so they're very comprehensible with only basic anatomical knowledge, and they cover a wide variety of conditions. The operations are done as well as I can imagine. The double tension of the operation itself and the distrust surrounding the operation work together very well. While the reactions to Jin suggesting surgery are usually extreme early on, the biggest ones come when he suggests abdominal surgery, reminiscent of harakiri. Most of the early tension of the story comes from Jin's limited means to perform difficult surgeries, and the distrust for surgical medicine as dutch/western intrusion. The medicine is the hook and premise of the manga, and it was the element that most interested me on my first read. It's difficult to choose what to write about first, since Jin has a little bit of everything, love, slices of life from every level of Edo society, political intrigue, action, humour, tragedy, some scifi elements, and of course, medicine. Everything is in service of the "new world" that Jin, Ryoma and others are striving towards.
East and West (or Old and New) are coming together to create a new Japan, traditional herbal medicine and Jin's modern surgical knowledge are coming together to create a new form of medicine, Chosa and Satsuma are allying to overthrow the Shogunate, men and women come together to create new life. As I see it, one of the story's main thrusts is opposites coming together to create something new. The themes of the story become more explicit as the manga goes on and it all fits together very well.
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East and West (or Old and New) are coming together to create a new Japan, traditional herb Full series review:Īfter rereading this manga with slightly more background knowledge on the late Edo period (and getting to the parts that have to do with the end of the shogunate), it's much more rewarding. Full series review: After rereading this manga with slightly more background knowledge on the late Edo period (and getting to the parts that have to do with the end of the shogunate), it's much more rewarding.
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