I was gonna read this, but from the first chapter alone, I'm already kinda put off. I don't know if it's just me, but I feel like the story is trying way too hard to tell you that they're not in Korea, and it's a little cringe tbh. Like, 5 panels in and I've already been thrown 5 different ethnicities (Japanese, Caucasian, Hispanic, Chinese and Korean) through the most inorganic exposition, then 3 panels later they've just gotta remind you that we're definitely not in Kansas anymore, cuz this is the big city, London, England, where it's always wet and there are parks. Not to mention, the architecture used here is so Archaic
I was gonna read this, but from the first chapter alone, I'm already kinda put off.
I don't know if it's just me, but I feel like the story is trying way too hard to tell you that they're not in Korea, and it's a little cringe tbh. Like, 5 panels in and I've already been thrown 5 different ethnicities (Japanese, Caucasian, Hispanic, Chinese and Korean) through the most inorganic exposition, then 3 panels later they've just gotta remind you that we're definitely not in Kansas anymore, cuz this is the big city, London, England, where it's always wet and there are parks. Not to mention, the architecture used here is so Archaic