Eruri djs always have the right tension, but this one is one of the best. It's heavy but in the right amount, it's war and they could die any moment, there's little to no room for romance especially for those who bear a heavy burden of their dead comrades and subordinates. Almost feels like canon. This author always draw good djs (the art is fantastic - althought not really my style, but still, it's great), also the story is canon compliant. No sexy times but it even makes this better (for me who don't read djs for smut). Them having sex are hot, but them being so intimate without much physical contact (in here, only two kisses) gives much more impact to me lol.
