The story immediately pulls you in with its unique blend of psychological tension, time-loop mystery, and emotional stakes. Shin is a compelling protagonist—his exhaustion, determination, and quiet despair feel painfully real. The worldbuilding unfolds in layers, never spoon-feeding you, and the hints of abyss, witchcraft, and looping fate create a constant sense of intrigue.

What really stands out is how the author hides major clues in a place where you least expect and without making anything obvious. The flash-forward in the beginning is a clever distraction—it feels straightforward at first, but it's actually a mask that makes later revelations hit harder.
(What's more all of this I get to know after rereading it again and it's really amazing how well he had written the story plus hidden the plots soo well)

Even with only a few chapters, there's a strong sense of foreboding, fate, and tragedy, like something bigger is moving beneath the surface. Readers who enjoy Re:Zero, dark fantasy, psychological twists, or morally complex characters will feel right at home. 😉

The writing has its raw edges like when it gets a bit more into Descriptiveness, Atmospheric details so it kind of make it a bit hard to read sometimes but the ideas, emotion, and atmosphere are powerful enough to carry the reader forward. All of the plots and twist makes sense when you reread it again it really is an amazing story.

It feels like a story that rewards attention and re-reading. I really enjoyed it sooo much, may it reaches to more reader's so they also can enjoy an amazing story 😊