Japanese crossword «Slinger»

Maybe the rest of you guys can explain what this means to me, because I certainly don't get it!

Much easier than the standard Luka affair, this puzzle still brought the quality one comes to expect from yec72. Just because a puzzle is simple does not automatically conflate to poor construction. The same is often true of writing. Something that is easy to read is usually the result of great care on the part of the writer. There is no doubt in my mind that yec72 put as much effort into the construction of this simple puzzle as they do on more difficult puzzles. This is a great example of a puzzle being only as challenging as it needs to be.

The resulting image is simple. The depth of field is attractive, and from what I gather from Onono above, well executed for the title. For me, I had no idea what was going on, even with the title, but this is a case where I learned something new. And that doesn't happen often from nonograms. In both the picture and the puzzle itself, we have an expert delivering simplicity and well-honed quality.

Don't deny yourself the fun of watching this emerge without using Xs.

BTW this is one tough job. My brother is on surgery number 8 after having done the job for 20 years. The next puzzle just may be broken down Luka.

Cut the crap, it's a Martian and a human meeting up for the first time, discussing politics and the local weather etc.

Is this a continuous story? If so, Luka has had many occupations. Yec22, you are talented enough that you could produce a variety of puzzles, not necessarily including Luka.

You are such an artist! I enjoy soooo much how it gradually begins to take shape and everything fits just in place. I am a big fan and love your puzles. My deep admiration, Mr. yec72

Thanks, yec72, for a fun puzzle simple enough for even me to solve without xs. Thanks to everyone else for both the funny and the informative comments.