What I like about this story is the narration and POV of the characters that truly immerse the reader of their experience. Few manhwas can execute it well. I love how subtle yet uncomfortable the suffering, pain, manipulation, and guilt was shown in this story. Besides the inconsistent art and anatomy, the overall depiction was fitting to the genre. I like how love is patient in this story, it is quite realistic, healthy, and just right for the plot. It made you root for every one in love, except for Kairos. His overall character arc was good though, even his conclusion. This story got me emotional because the writing is that good and how the author established the characters. It's a very rare occurrence to pick up good writing these days. My only complain is that there were few scenes with the twins and how Dahlia is faring with her family. As much as I love the parenthood between the couple and Esthel, I would've love to see more of the twins as well. Another thing is the romance or love Esthel have for Enoch, because that's a no. She considered him a father yet concluded that she will become his lover. That's a butcher for both Esthel and Enoch's character. Enoch deserve to move forward outside of Chloe's cricle;-; Besides those two complain, the overall story was a good read and would recommend if you don't have a faint heart.
What I like about this story is the narration and POV of the characters that truly immerse the reader of their experience. Few manhwas can execute it well. I love how subtle yet uncomfortable the suffering, pain, manipulation, and guilt was shown in this story. Besides the inconsistent art and anatomy, the overall depiction was fitting to the genre.
I like how love is patient in this story, it is quite realistic, healthy, and just right for the plot. It made you root for every one in love, except for Kairos. His overall character arc was good though, even his conclusion.
This story got me emotional because the writing is that good and how the author established the characters. It's a very rare occurrence to pick up good writing these days.
My only complain is that there were few scenes with the twins and how Dahlia is faring with her family. As much as I love the parenthood between the couple and Esthel, I would've love to see more of the twins as well.
Another thing is the romance or love Esthel have for Enoch, because that's a no. She considered him a father yet concluded that she will become his lover. That's a butcher for both Esthel and Enoch's character. Enoch deserve to move forward outside of Chloe's cricle;-;
Besides those two complain, the overall story was a good read and would recommend if you don't have a faint heart.