Nippon Sangoku is less interested in asking whether people can survive the collapse than in asking what they are willing to become once the rules that held society together disappear. It moves between brutality, human ingenuity, desperation, and the fragile bonds that form when yesterday's ordinary life suddenly becomes impossible.

At moments, I forget that I am watching a modern civilisation ruined by conflict rather than a olden era series.

There are moments where the storytelling can feel uneven, and its bleakness won't be for everyone. What I like, though, is the "big picture" it is trying to portray and the dreams that are inherited along the way to a better tomorrow. Deserve a watch