I was really excited looking at the art. The story introduces the MC trauma in an incredibly seamless way when compared to other series, before falling into the same regression arc and OP characterisation, lacking in any tangible crisis stretching beyond a few chapters, nor are the resolutions full unpacked. Female characters of children and adults are introduced repeatedly, and the story seems to be hesitating to fully invest in any draw backs that come with the MC being a child, be it romantically, physically, not mentally.
I was really excited looking at the art. The story introduces the MC trauma in an incredibly seamless way when compared to other series, before falling into the same regression arc and OP characterisation, lacking in any tangible crisis stretching beyond a few chapters, nor are the resolutions full unpacked. Female characters of children and adults are introduced repeatedly, and the story seems to be hesitating to fully invest in any draw backs that come with the MC being a child, be it romantically, physically, not mentally.