Wow, this is sooo brilliant. It’s the perfect juncture of amazing interesting art, plot, characters, horror and religion. It does everything it sets out to do perfectly. The dialogue and language is so incredible. There so much atmosphere and life teeming in its pages. A truly talented writer and artist. What a gem.
Really enjoyed this until the last few chapters. It felt unsatisfying to go back and just change everything, the MC even gets to relive his life. It felt so…. Spiceless and poorly realized and thought out. The time travel plot is was used so liberally at the end there, a deus ex machina that felt so unsatisfying.
Love this!! I thought the dialogue was perfection. Really breath so much life into the characters.
This is truly sooo good. It’s giving characters, plot, slow burn, yearning, excellent art. What more could I ever want. What a freaking gem.
Geumsen and 704 have my whole ass heart. They are sooo compelling as characters and as a duo. There’s so much history and yearning between them. It kills me. Yama is so intriguing and just gorgeous too.
The chemistry, the plot, the ginseng and Fox spirit. This is giving me everything I could ask for, feel spoiled and fearful too because I will devastated if it doesn’t deliver on its promise.
I cried. Hanamaru is such a sweet and caring man. Urgh. Him saying being with your partner with a slushee in hand is true happiness. Crying.
This is like the time I read a SuperBat work on here and fell into a months long spiral on AO3 reading fan fiction. Because I’m about to absolutely devour a 100 more of this two
Obsessed! And I dont like d/s stories or fluffy stuff like this. I find the characters sooo compelling. I usually get bored if the story continues after the get together but here, Urgh. I love it. Breaking down boundaries for me here haha. It’s a mark of a well written story. So excited to see what happens.
Absolute perfection. I love this to my very core. I don’t think Gil/Will was ever supposed to be a mystery. It was very obvious. It was more of an exploration of Lance and Gils pain and suffering, their diverging paths and the process of revenge. The very foundation of the story is executed so so well there never needed to be a whodunit.