Underrated

My OTP sub-dom. first off, the psychological development of the main characters were well-conveyed by author. because their psyche were explored in a reasonable flow and weren’t so outwordly it dissociated from reality to the point I could not relate, the subverse also became acceptable to my brain. I read as if subverse was actually a natural thing — the fictional characters needs made sense within that universe but also felt like it could overlap to reality. Being human entails the desire to be loved and to love, and this may lead each person to different paths; and MC and ML fit together. I love when the author masterfully accomplish the task of unpacking why the characters may have a deep bond. Love at first sight is nice in stories, I totally enjoy those too, but it’s not as satisfying as the resolution of two troubled characters finding acceptance and deep trust when they interact each other. It’s enlightening and cathartic to witness the same insecure characters to blossom into their own individuality because of what they offer each other. And this work is certainly that. Ultimately, I really enjoyed the read. The score did not give away how well-executed this way.