
God I was so skeptical coming into this thinking it'd be a stereotypical medieval ml regrets story but this is so much more. The writing is pretty good; the characters, the world building, and the complex relationships— the writer perfectly communicates what emotions they want the readers to feel.
I think an amazing moment in the story is when I realized Annette was an unreliable narrator. Her realizing that she was a bad person, and her growing from that felt pretty good. The pity and frustration you feel for Heiner's actions and logic stemming from his trauma, I actually thought he was a piece of trash but he's really growing onto me. The theme of atonement is right up in our faces.
This shit is ass but the art is peak we stay strong my sisters the misunderstandings will be resolved eventually....