I didn't expect this to end so quickly. So far, the story is pretty good. It feels like the art style changed throughout the series, if you go back to Chapter 1 and compare it to the last chapter, the difference in the art style is really noticeable. I'm not sure if anyone else noticed that too. Also, didn't she have magic powers? Did she lose them when he got cursed? It feels like there wasn't any explanation about that.
I thought this was going to be another typical hero story where, when there are legendary heroes, one ends up being used as a pawn or sacrifice and is later portrayed as a traitor in history. But the chapter introducing Aron was so good, it felt very cinematic and poetic. I also loved how the heroes from the past were revealed little by little.
Every panel is a chef’s kiss, kudos to the artist. I like the way the MC carries himself, he knows he’s strong, but when it comes to defeating high-ranking monsters, he genuinely cooperates with others. I can’t wait to read more of this.











I like the ending. Their relationship was very healthy, and there didn't seem to be any misunderstandings between them. The Duke definitely deserved what happened to him in the end. I just feel sorry for the previous emperors—they never really got to enjoy living because they ended up becoming vessels for Bael.