This was a Bible reference? I’m not Christian someone explain.
As a Christian, idk what the fucks going on too
nope, not even close. The story represents folklore
Oh okay. People were mentioning the Bible in the comments. What folklore?
Likely, North American 1800s; New Mexico or Texas. Skinwalker folklore is deeply rooted in Native American traditions, especially among the Navajo Nation in the Southwestern United States a Nahual (or Nagual) is a human who can shapeshift into an animal.
I wish the plot was actually good, but I’m glad for once they’re realistic with the body proportions. Not the men tho.. if that was her first time and she took that size irl, she’d be dead. Also, her proportions are realistic, but she’s definitely not an A cup. I’d say she’s C- 32dd no higher.
I read the first 13 chapters and skipped to the end
1/10. The story is mid and predictable. U can find this same trope in a different story with a better plot. Mc is stupid, ml is a dickhead idk man. Trash
Awww so sorry for your loss. Practice healthy coping strategies
As someone who lost a parent at a young age, literally hit every mark word for word. It gets weirder when you grow up too. You wonder what they would think of you and all of the things they have/will miss. You start wondering what they were outside of being “mommy or daddy.” Tears are streaming as I write this. Thank you for writing such a beautiful story.
I feel like there were a lot of plot holes and the story could definitely be more flushed out, but it’s okay!! Gorgeous art, unique plot, I love the love interest lol.
He finally met up with dude and didn’t immediately beat his ass??? Talking about he’s pretty man.. what was that one punch gonna do?? You’re not Saitama!! BEAT HIS ASS!? Anyways, I can see where this plot is going. These 5 chapters were enough for me.
The action is actually really good, I’ve never seen a first person pov like that before and it was done really well, I felt the panic and urgency of it all. Too bad this plot is ass.