Oct 08, 2026
Feedback #28
Oh wow. Wow, wow, wow. This chapter was really good on so many levels.
The description of the setting here in the North, the cold, the atmosphere, the land, the river, and most importantly, how it physically highlighted the differences and division between these two peoples, the humans and the Yudari.
It shows how, even though the humans here are kind people, the Yudari are clearly not as prosperous as the humans. And that was a major issue for me back in the city, when Yui was there, because she kept saying, and the narration kept saying, that these people weren't being treated fairly, but we weren't really seeing much of that.
We weren't really seeing the class and resource divisions that were supposed to exist between these two groups. But here, we actually see it, and that's why I like how the chapter didn't shy away from it. It shows the differences in prosperity between the two peoples in a way that makes it much easier to understand Yui's goals and sympathize with the Yudari, because they are clearly not as fortunate as the humans here in the North.
The most touching moment for me was when Yui noticed that one of the servants was a Yudari girl. That was the moment where I was able to sympathize the most with the Yudari people and with Yui.
Also, the chapter did something that I really liked. It showed Crow telling Yui that he couldn't always tell the difference between Yui as his sister and Yui as the Yudari girl because the two sides of her are starting to blend together.
And this is funny because I also pointed this out initially, but it's good to see that Crow is actually pointing it out here himself. I liked that as well.
Also, the little teasing between Yui and Crow when she slightly nudged him with her elbow. That was funny. It was a good sibling-dynamic moment.
But anyway, this chapter was really good across the board.
Excellent job, Momo.