A very unique story and the writer was able to hold attention till the end. I actually liked all the characters and flow of the story. At the end everything was circled in and we got every answer.
Even if the main male lead Rahich was a raging red flag he wasn't annoying. I think all the 3 male leads were shades flags. Like Rahich was a total red, Efios was mixed of red and green and lastly Vycan was the ultimate greenflag.
I also liked the FL Regria. She was a strong character. And I think the story has 3 arcs were she explored the world with all the 3 leads. But it was "kind of" blatantly obvious that Rahich was the ultimate main lead. And I liked how he evolved as a "kind of" greenflag at the end. My absolute favorite surprise was Sir Podre. He was the green forest and his ending was a pleasant surprise.
One thing is that the last 4 side stories felt forced to be because tbh I couldn't feel that Regria actually romantically felt something for Vycan. She didn't spend that much time to actually develop it. So those side stories felt like fan services.
A very unique story and the writer was able to hold attention till the end. I actually liked all the characters and flow of the story. At the end everything was circled in and we got every answer.
Even if the main male lead Rahich was a raging red flag he wasn't annoying. I think all the 3 male leads were shades flags. Like Rahich was a total red, Efios was mixed of red and green and lastly Vycan was the ultimate greenflag.
I also liked the FL Regria. She was a strong character. And I think the story has 3 arcs were she explored the world with all the 3 leads. But it was "kind of" blatantly obvious that Rahich was the ultimate main lead. And I liked how he evolved as a "kind of" greenflag at the end.
My absolute favorite surprise was Sir Podre. He was the green forest and his ending was a pleasant surprise.
One thing is that the last 4 side stories felt forced to be because tbh I couldn't feel that Regria actually romantically felt something for Vycan. She didn't spend that much time to actually develop it. So those side stories felt like fan services.