I read the first 15 chapters in my native language, then went to check out a bit of the rest of the novel in Korean (urg...)
It is truly very very dark. I would have loved it if the horrible scenes weren't so systematically present and so visually explicit. I only like the visual atmosphere, the art direction, and the slow pace of the storytelling. That’s it, it stops there lol. Basically, 1% of the story/webtoon.
The author must have a psychological issue to write such horrors. It is not art to pretend to be some kind of “artist-author” in order to justify rape, unspeakable abuse, and an abyssal emptiness. No, this is not art, nor is it a story.
When I think of a work that deals with trauma and violence, I think of the All for the Game series, where the author makes us understand the horrors experienced by the characters in a brilliant way, without ever describing them explicitly, and that takes nothing away from the horror... quite the opposite. That’s true talent.
I read the first 15 chapters in my native language, then went to check out a bit of the rest of the novel in Korean (urg...)
It is truly very very dark. I would have loved it if the horrible scenes weren't so systematically present and so visually explicit. I only like the visual atmosphere, the art direction, and the slow pace of the storytelling. That’s it, it stops there lol. Basically, 1% of the story/webtoon.
The author must have a psychological issue to write such horrors. It is not art to pretend to be some kind of “artist-author” in order to justify rape, unspeakable abuse, and an abyssal emptiness. No, this is not art, nor is it a story.
When I think of a work that deals with trauma and violence, I think of the All for the Game series, where the author makes us understand the horrors experienced by the characters in a brilliant way, without ever describing them explicitly, and that takes nothing away from the horror... quite the opposite. That’s true talent.
Don't waste your time with this webtoon.
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