"Mud Men" is a masterpiece and unique work by Daijiro Morohoshi. Set in the depths of Papua New Guinea, far removed from civilization, it depicts the fates of Kodwa, a boy from the Ngawang ethnic minority group, and Namiko, a Japanese girl whose father is an anthropologist. Elements of cultural anthropology and folklore are sprinkled throughout the work, and it has been highly praised by local experts and researchers. A masterpiece in which fiction depicted entirely from the author's imagination comes at you with an overwhelming realism. After reading, you will experience the mysterious sensation of a mythical world and the modern world being connected.
[This series was migrated from the old Kagane. There may be missing data or inaccuracies.]
