The characters were interesting, and I really liked the art for the most part. But I sometimes felt like the author wanted to write a deeper story, but never really committed to it or delivered on it. Some plot threads got solved during timeskips that we didn't get to see, the whole side plot about the royal family was a little confusing, and a lot of the issues between the main romantic leads were kinda just moved past without resolving. especially with the whole thing with the gross priest and Adain kinda projecting that onto their relationship. It's not explored any deeper beyond that one panel and is never brought up again. But we're left to guess that that is the reason they don't sleep in the same bed anymore, but it sounds like they were still having sex? It just doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
It's just kinda felt like every time they were starting an interesting plot development, it just kinda didn't happen, or was resolved really quickly. Which is a shame since the characters were interesting and they introduced a lot of interesting concepts, but just kinda didn't really do much with them.
My biggest pet peeve is the inconsistency in the art. Every time Adain was in his dragon form, his front knees were drawn bent in a different direction than the last time, like they just couldn't decide what anatomy they wanted to go with. Sometimes they were even drawn being bent in opposite directions at the same time! It drove me nuts. I also just didn't like the design of the dragon in general. I thought he looked kinda goofy, but that's more my personal opinion.
The characters were interesting, and I really liked the art for the most part. But I sometimes felt like the author wanted to write a deeper story, but never really committed to it or delivered on it. Some plot threads got solved during timeskips that we didn't get to see, the whole side plot about the royal family was a little confusing, and a lot of the issues between the main romantic leads were kinda just moved past without resolving. especially with the whole thing with the gross priest and Adain kinda projecting that onto their relationship. It's not explored any deeper beyond that one panel and is never brought up again. But we're left to guess that that is the reason they don't sleep in the same bed anymore, but it sounds like they were still having sex? It just doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
It's just kinda felt like every time they were starting an interesting plot development, it just kinda didn't happen, or was resolved really quickly. Which is a shame since the characters were interesting and they introduced a lot of interesting concepts, but just kinda didn't really do much with them.
My biggest pet peeve is the inconsistency in the art. Every time Adain was in his dragon form, his front knees were drawn bent in a different direction than the last time, like they just couldn't decide what anatomy they wanted to go with. Sometimes they were even drawn being bent in opposite directions at the same time! It drove me nuts. I also just didn't like the design of the dragon in general. I thought he looked kinda goofy, but that's more my personal opinion.