I just came across this series, and I almost wish I hadn't. Not because I think it's no good, and too painful to continue, but because so little of it has been translated. This is actually one of the most interesting story ideas I've ever come across, but most importantly, it's got that perfect balance of story and character that has me so deeply invested in a character in such few chapters.

The story involves layers of storytelling, with the protagonist being an invention of storytelling within the story, think "Stranger Than Fiction." To what extent the characters involved in the story are actual "fiction" is something that I hope will be addressed, especially considered just how real they truly are.

Looks like Träumerei Scans is translating for now, so here's hoping there will be more releases of this lovely series at some point.

Honestly, I likes the start and end but it completely soured the story by the fact that antagonist got away with everything scott-free. Read this years ago and every time I think back on this I only remember the antagonist and get upset so although it could use a higher rating I want to emphasise my hatred.

... Last updated on August 18th, 2021, 2:23pm

So far there are only five chapters translated, so not much can be said about plot development etc, but it looks promising. The idea is fresh! There is a girl, who runs away from home because her life is a totally miserable mess, and a guy, who is sort of 'in charge' of her life and nearly kills her (at least he tries but doesn't successed), after which 'integrates' himself into her reality. There are also other people, like, for example, a boy who saves her, but, again, not much can be said about them for now.
So far all the characters seem realistic, which, I hope, is the result of author's skill The art isn't very pretty; yet, it's more interesting that you typical 'kya-kya shoujo'. Look forward to new chapters!

The ending confused me a bit. Maybe I'm just thinking about it too hard. Definitely a good read though.