I really liked this story, the premise was so good, the dynamic between the leads, and especially the way their romance developed was so endearing. Also, absolutely gorgeous art.
I do think the part about the second antagonist (Acilis) was kinda random. Her being Tomis's maid, the thing with butler and Wilhelm, the perfume shop, and her human friend's backstory. It's all haphazard and I fail to understand these nuances when things could be simpler if it had to be shown that she'd end up colluding with the evil deity regression. I also feel a little bad, because despite her justice being anarchist, her motivations were not entirely bad in that village massacre. Dialogue could've worked here as well since it doesn't seem like she understood the wrong of her action after all, and then seeing your friend jump off. Pretty depressing.
Also, I liked the cohesiveness of Sion's three lives (unlike his predecessors) and Laila's nose bleed when she started her seventh life tying up together in the grand scheme of things.
I do think we've skimmed out on some deets, especially with Sion's emotions and some plotholes here and there, but, it's more of a protest i think because I still enjoyed. It's a sweet and solid read if you're looking for something complete and heart warming I believe. Enjoyable and evenly paced (some might regard it slow) imo.
I really liked this story, the premise was so good, the dynamic between the leads, and especially the way their romance developed was so endearing. Also, absolutely gorgeous art.
I do think the part about the second antagonist (Acilis) was kinda random. Her being Tomis's maid, the thing with butler and Wilhelm, the perfume shop, and her human friend's backstory. It's all haphazard and I fail to understand these nuances when things could be simpler if it had to be shown that she'd end up colluding with the evil deity regression. I also feel a little bad, because despite her justice being anarchist, her motivations were not entirely bad in that village massacre. Dialogue could've worked here as well since it doesn't seem like she understood the wrong of her action after all, and then seeing your friend jump off. Pretty depressing.
Also, I liked the cohesiveness of Sion's three lives (unlike his predecessors) and Laila's nose bleed when she started her seventh life tying up together in the grand scheme of things.
I do think we've skimmed out on some deets, especially with Sion's emotions and some plotholes here and there, but, it's more of a protest i think because I still enjoyed. It's a sweet and solid read if you're looking for something complete and heart warming I believe. Enjoyable and evenly paced (some might regard it slow) imo.
8/10
Recommended for a binge-sesh