As expected of Deruha, doing what we cannot do with such ease! That makes me shiver, that makes me swoon!

Just as the title says.
This Communication was consistent from beginning to end, without hesitation, and its arguments were refreshing and overwhelming. While I thought, 'So that's how it ends!', it was also incredibly satisfying and refreshing.

I'm not a fan of stories that resolve everything by bringing up abstract words like 'love' or 'bonds' between people. To be honest, when I see that, I'm deeply turned off and think, 'Ugh.'
In that regard, This Communication was perfect until the very end. It clearly and consistently showed that while organizations might run well and the world might be saved through love and affection, that is just a misunderstanding caused by discommunication, which felt really good.

Even so, the protagonist, Deruha, is just too much of a protagonist. I can't live as rationally as Deruha. Every day, I compromise with society, hesitate, and deal with concessions and patience. I have goals, but I can't make the shortest, most rational choices to achieve them. Everyone is like that, right?

That's why Deruha, whose goal is to fulfill his job—which means living and eating three meals a day—is amazing! His instantaneous judgment for achieving his goals, his strategy, his overwhelmingly rational actions, and his zero attachment to anything other than his goals are amazing! I'm envious of him!!
It takes intense training to kill a human in one blow. He never neglects that kind of training or preparation. To achieve his goals, he can ignore all social norms, affection, and ethics. That is the protagonist of this manga. Conversely, ordinary people cannot ignore social norms, effort is difficult, and we have various attachments, so we can't move straight toward our goals.
How could anyone not be thrilled or swoon over this?!

I never thought the day would come when I would use that JoJo line from the title with such genuine feeling. Thank you, Deruha. Thank you, author.