It's sort of hard to explain how good this is. It speaks to why people get into creative work, and the different paths you can take with that work. It's a bit obscure, even confusing at times, but it leaves you with the sense that Fujimoto is talking specifically about why he got into manga, and why he's still drawing it, and why he's going to keep drawing it.

Plus Fujimoto's composition is just on another level compared to his previous works. It's still wild reading new Chainsaw Man chapters in the context of this book and Goodbye Eri.