I cried reading this because I'm a softie. Anyone who's interested in philosophy will have a great time with this webtoon.

Freaking amazing art. Superb storytelling and the pacing was so well-done to bring out the suspense, drama, and action. Love all the plot twists. There were some things I genuinely didn't understand, but I was reading this way too fast, so it's my own fault.



The last 2-3 chapters to this is so, so deep. I don't even have the capacity to process it all right now, but I hope this gem gets the recognition it deserves. Gonna have to purchase the chapters once it's a Daily Pass series so that I can reread this more in-depth too. It's THAT good.

It might seem confusing and disconnected at first like a series of unrelated short stories (which it is, kind of), but FEAR NOT, for it aaaallllll comes together in the end. Seriously, the amount of writing and editing to this level of flawlessness is perfection and beauty itself. Ugh, what a touching and unpredictable ending. I really enjoyed this series. Recommend you stick to the end, because it's worth it.

... Last updated on September 18th, 2022, 1:39am

The beginning was quite confusing. I should‘ve read the categories „Collection of stories“. This webtoon plays in a future society, and tells stories in it, each with ~5 chapters. There‘s also an overarching story that gets visited from time to time.

The little, self-contained stories are suprisingly well written, often dramatic, sometimes funny, sometimes disturbing, sometimes sad.
There‘s usually a little „human or machine, who is better?“-moral-of-the-story message in them, but it never gets too deep to distract from the narrative. So don‘t expect a multi-layered discussion of automation here.

All in all amazing and way better than I initially thought. Read at least the first self-contained story (until chapter 5 or 6), because the very beginning might be off-putting.

... Last updated on March 8th, 2022, 5:31am