As for the others characters, particular mention is due for FL's, since a vademecum is in order. Some bastar particularly sensitive readers have denounced her... Whinyness. Yes, she is extremely negative, self hating, a ruminating and overthinking mess. But she isn't an useless rag, I can assure you. You see, I know that you spiteful pieces of sh not everybody has the same life experience, but you gotta understand: trauma is capable of suppressing and imprisoning one's mind in a jail made of self doubt and guilt. With that, I'm not telling you to entertain any and all whiny, passive [REDACTED] that often pass as FLs in these parts. I'm telling you that you are idio Maxie is written in a very meticulous way. She is not gratuitously a victim, there are reason why she is like that. Eliminate those, and she will be, and is, changing. It's a great character study, not one that is often pulled off. The call of the weak a** Mary Sue often proves to be too strong for most authors.

All in all, the characters have depth, and are well written. No doubts thanks to a general high standard of the prose, all throughout. The pièce de résistance here is the art, however. Incredible. Top of the shelf. Shiny, full of light, sharpness and warmth. The environments could be a bit more curated, but the characters themselves are mouthwateringly hot well drawn.

In conclusion, this is a tale about freakishly wild medieval fuc healing. It's about acceptancing oneself by recognizing eachother. It is mostly romance centered for now, with some steamy scenes, a real well thought magic system sustained by great writing, a relationship so sweet and passionate that effectively rivals that of the Addams couple and loads, loads of bulging mantíts character development. Just... Beware. Is is practically radioactive material for unlovable incels like you singles. Proceed with caution and a ice cream bucket beside you.

I'm both giving it the GAI (Grand Accolade of Ivern) and my recommendation: what it lacks in originality, it makes up with the sheer quality and stability of its narration. And ML's milkers.