This story had me questioning my morals every other chapter.
I spent half the time wondering...
Is this grooming? Is it not? Who's the red flag here? Is anyone even a green flag? Or are we just collecting every color on the spectrum?
The more I read, the more confused I became—and somehow, that's exactly what kept me hooked.
It's one of those stories that refuses to give you easy answers. Instead, it leaves you sitting there, questioning every character, every decision, and occasionally yourself.
The art is beautiful, the storytelling keeps you invested, and the moral grayness is... a lot.
If you enjoy stories that make you constantly question your own judgment and leave you staring at the ceiling afterward, give this one a try.
yeah, a lot of people nowadays go on abt how this character is a bad person bcuz they did this n we should all hate him bcuz of that & ignore any other characteristics. its good to jst see the story for its telling & not arguing if the character is awful for that thing they did or not.
This story had me questioning my morals every other chapter.
I spent half the time wondering...
Is this grooming? Is it not? Who's the red flag here? Is anyone even a green flag? Or are we just collecting every color on the spectrum?
The more I read, the more confused I became—and somehow, that's exactly what kept me hooked.
It's one of those stories that refuses to give you easy answers. Instead, it leaves you sitting there, questioning every character, every decision, and occasionally yourself.
The art is beautiful, the storytelling keeps you invested, and the moral grayness is... a lot.
If you enjoy stories that make you constantly question your own judgment and leave you staring at the ceiling afterward, give this one a try.
Confusing? Yes. Morally exhausting? Also yes.
But definitely an interesting read.