First and foremost...

Currently on chapter 22. First and foremost, the art is GORGEOUS. Chef’s kiss. I wanna eat it up. I want it up my ahh—

This story contains some really dark themes and I must say, the author does a pretty good job handling them. I was pleasantly surprised. We have one of our main characters, Louis, who was a victim of psychological manipulation and as far as realism goes, the depiction of it is done really well.

However, I’m a little squeamish about the age gap between Louis and Kenny. (Rahman and Ye Xing as well.) Kenny was in his late teens when Lou was a child, and what makes it even worse is that Kenny was a figure in Lou’s childhood so it gives it this predatory-ish vibe to it, you know. But I have decided to give it grace since the characters aren’t depicted to be unreasonable assholes.

And Ye xing. I love Ye xing with my whole heart. Rahman, I’m watching you. Better keep that third leg in check.

Isaac Lakaitel, you’ll start coughing in three days.

While this story has its flaws, overall, it’s good.