pluckaduck's manga / #Fantasy(326)

the worldbuilding about the demons feels more like a vehicle for character relationships and development. these characters' stories are simple and not heavy but i enjoyed reading about these different characters and their happy endings. the pacing is perfect and not dragged, and there is a decent amount of worldbuilding/lore that is expanded upon. there are some details im curious about but it's not really necessary. the story's more slice of life than action, there's some plot twists, and lots of cute demons

incredible heart-tugging but simple story. i actually shed a tear when i finished. i am in awe of the sprawling background/landscape-- just insanely beautiful, some of the best in manhwa art really. i really like how the story doesnt really explain the lore and only give the basic background of this world. The combination of historic and diverse cultures and futuristic technology within this world is unique and shows how much effort and love the author put into this project. we are not told what the aliens are, what happened to the humans, or info dumped at all, but just shown the various mysterious parts of the world as we follow mori's journey, the author lets us fill in the info with our own imagination. this already sets it arpart from other manhwas, in which they subconsciously acknowledge the readers by always verbally info dumping in pretty unnatural ways. the storytelling and pacing is perfect. the author knows how to use space between panels, use silence, shading, and subtlety of facial expression to convey emotions, and use appropriate amount of background assets. and the texturing? fucking amazing. i am lookin forward to the author's next work.