This is *masterfully* translated material. For the translator to nail the particular cadence Ianna speaks with... amazing!
Gaji's artwork translates nicely to black & white...
Typical Chinese "manga". I swear these people are smart enough to steal every damn computer secret the US has but they never heard of a little thing called a story outline. This crap reads like the Canterbury Tales...
This is by far the best topic I've read
As completely unintelligible and disjointed doujin's go... this is one of them.
Well, that was certainly different... I enjoyed that the art was unique and but I never got on board with it. The women were all sort of cow-like, with large yet thoroughly unattractive breasts... then the princess who looked like an ugly cherub.
Then with that crap ending... can't say I recommend this at all.
Sorry but that's a second rate bodyguard you got there...
Didn't even put the asshole down for good.
Normally not a fan of plots like this but this (and the art) is pretty fantastic.
I love these two but I can't help feeling this twinge of disappointment after each chapter that doesn't move their story along.
So I guess I've felt that twinge about 170 times so far... :(
Is this going to be one of those tales where the "nightmare" is 99.92% of the material, and the "love" is the last 0.08%... or maybe the last 2 panels... something like that?
This is Haki's fault.
She violated the #1 most important rule regarding soul mates.
I'm lucky enough to have one... and if my own beloved Mother was openly disapproving, I would make it *crystal* clear that she was dead to me until/unless she had a total change of heart. Haki didn't stand up for His, and now His will suffer for it.
This is a nice little allegory that plays out in real life all the time, unfortunately... especially in same sex relationships.