Lalaa : Omg these cliffhangers I CANNOT. I accidentally accumulated 2 chapters, just when I was glad it didn't end on the cliffhanger on 42 theres another one in 43 Σ(っ°Д °;)っ

cockdestroyer : beautiful. i finished this in one sitting and i loved the setting. it sets the story apart from the typical regression trope. i thoroughly enjoyed how the characters were written. both the female and male lead were imperfect people with their own flaws but i am glad they got their happy ending. at some point my hope died that they would get together because they kept leaving each other but i can glad the author let them have their happy ending! i loved the representation and how the ml kept his disability. there’s too many stories where the ml is written as disabled but then is magically cured or it turns out he was just pretending all along. i am also happy they portrayed the darker side of war. we get so many mls that are “war heroes” yet they’re all carbon copies of each other: bland personality, cold to everyone but the female lead. i understand different people have different reactions to war but come on…surely not EVERYONE is a “cold, ruthless monster” who doesn’t care about bloodshed or ppl dying. i’m glad we saw the humanity behind ian. he wasn’t a “hero”, he was just another man sacrificed for war. he has his own trauma, his own personality outside of being the love interest for our female lead. and while it was bittersweet, i liked how the author didn’t exactly give them a perfect happy ending, considering they are in a time of war. with how it ended, it’s assumed that our protagonists most likely died as it’s narrated from john’s perspective. this was truly a splendid read.

Onesownbreathreachesthesky : Have we met her actual father yet?

Kei : The art is so colorful I love it, an artist who's not fucking afraid of colors finally.