At the very beginning I always thought he was either vampire or elf or something because his ears are pointy. I know this has nothing to do with what’s happening but I need to get it out of my chest. Why are his ears pointy? Like is there an actual reason? Curiosity is killing me
I wouldn't mind having a fantasy AU story! Maybe with Haebeom being a vampire in a castle and poor traveller Ho with his infant daughter seek shelter from the storm there and at first they're kinda scared by how brash Count Haebeom is but then he's like omg you guys are soaked in rain, what if the kid gets sick? When did you last eat? What's that in your bag, you call that food? And he feeds them and gives them room in the castle and Ho is relieved there's no bloodsucking but then he decides he wouldn't mind some.... yep I absolutely see that. Need to see Haebeom in a cloak and with vampire fangs asap
Ok if anyone is wondering if this is worth it?! Yes! 1000% yes!!! This is so peak and there are so many funny moments and the story makes sense and the gameplay is explained well and everything is answered at the end. I read this non stop in a day. I couldn’t put it down and I’m usually not big into horror cause all the cliches feel repetitive. The author managed to make the cliches fun again!!!











Ok so I don’t usually read black flags or red flags stories but the author did good with this. Like damn all the characters are complex and move within a greyscale of a moral compass. They’re horrible in certain ways and great in certain ways. They all have their own issues and reasons why they’re the way they are, but their stories are told in a way that lets you into the characters’ minds without excusing their behavior. Nothing is forgiven out of pity and nothing is sugarcoated. You get to see their relationships develop because of their messed up situations and personalities, not in spite of them. Sorry I know most of you probably aren’t thinking too deep about it but it really surprised me for a story that’s so dark. Also the artist storytelling is superb. That never ending door scene was so cinematic and spoke volumes without a single word