Beautiful art. Beautiful writing. Beautifully written characters.
This isn't just a romance—it's a story about people carrying trauma, regret, loneliness, and depression. I absolutely loved how the author portrayed those emotions. Sometimes the art alone says more than the dialogue ever could.
And the characters? I genuinely understood both of them.
I usually hate miscommunication as a trope, especially when it's forced just to drag the plot. But this... this is how you write miscommunication.
As readers, it's easy to sit there and think, "Just talk to each other already." But if you actually put yourself in their shoes, it's not that simple. Imagine being at the lowest point of your life, drowning in your own problems, while believing the person you love comes from a completely different world. Opening up doesn't suddenly become easy—it becomes terrifying.
That's what made the misunderstandings hurt so much. They weren't frustrating because the characters were stupid. They were frustrating because they felt painfully real.
I actually let this one marinate before reading the ending, and I'm so glad I did.
Now all I want is an unreasonable amount of side stories. Let me watch them heal, be happy, and live peacefully somewhere far away. They've suffered enough.
These are exactly the kinds of stories I never get tired of reading. Absolute masterpiece. ♡
Wow... what a story.
Beautiful art. Beautiful writing. Beautifully written characters.
This isn't just a romance—it's a story about people carrying trauma, regret, loneliness, and depression. I absolutely loved how the author portrayed those emotions. Sometimes the art alone says more than the dialogue ever could.
And the characters? I genuinely understood both of them.
I usually hate miscommunication as a trope, especially when it's forced just to drag the plot. But this... this is how you write miscommunication.
As readers, it's easy to sit there and think, "Just talk to each other already." But if you actually put yourself in their shoes, it's not that simple. Imagine being at the lowest point of your life, drowning in your own problems, while believing the person you love comes from a completely different world. Opening up doesn't suddenly become easy—it becomes terrifying.
That's what made the misunderstandings hurt so much. They weren't frustrating because the characters were stupid. They were frustrating because they felt painfully real.
I actually let this one marinate before reading the ending, and I'm so glad I did.
Now all I want is an unreasonable amount of side stories. Let me watch them heal, be happy, and live peacefully somewhere far away. They've suffered enough.
These are exactly the kinds of stories I never get tired of reading. Absolute masterpiece. ♡