Rating: 4.82 out of 5

I honestly did not expect to be this emotionally damaged by a story about a wolf and a rabbit, but here we are. This novel is not just some cute animal fantasy; it is a full-on roller coaster of feelings that had me sobbing at 3 AM.

The whole concept of Arata and Yuki being a married couple on Earth before getting tragically separated is such a painful hook. Chapter 1 - Cruel Fate That Separated Them immediately sets the tone. You don't just see them as random isekai protagonists; you see them as soulmates who literally lost everything. Watching Arata wake up as a Demon Wolf with messy memories was terrifying. He is out there fighting for his life in a dark forest, eating monsters (which was kinda gross but necessary), and all he thinks about is Yuki. It breaks my heart every time he howls at the moon wondering where she is.

On the flip side, Yuki reincarnating as a Rabbit Princess sounds like a dream, right? Wrong. She is living in this fancy kingdom, but she is so lonely. The contrast between Arata's brutal survival mode and Yuki's "gilded cage" life is brilliant writing. In Chapter 5, when she starts learning magic just to find him? That is true dedication. I love that she isn't just waiting to be saved; she is actively trying to bridge the gap between their worlds.

The suspense is actually killer. You have the races of light and darkness who hate each other, and our main couple is literally the embodiment of that conflict. I was constantly stressed thinking someone would find out Arata is actually a human soul or that Yuki would get hurt trying to leave her kingdom. There were moments, especially around the mid-story arcs involving the Atlantea Academy, where I thought they were finally going to meet, and when they missed each other by inches? I wanted to throw my phone.

The emotional buildup to the climax is insane. It is not just about the romance; it is about defying the entire world's logic to be with the person you love. The tone shifts from fluffy and cute to dark and serious so fast, but it works.

If you want a story that makes you believe in true love while also stressing you out about fantasy politics and survival, you have to read this. It is messy, it is beautiful, and I am obsessed. 4.82/5 because I need them to be happy forever or I will riot.