This work is about loss, recovery, discovery and finding oneself, all of this, entangled with many mysteries.
I really liked this work, however, I feel that I was missing something, perhaps the explanations were too fast. The story is very good, but I think that if it had had a couple more chapters, it would have been sublime.
I really liked that they named the Romanov family, and above all, I was fascinated to see the famous Grigori Rasputin, a controversial figure in Russian history.
The ending left me a little crazy, and I like that, although as I said I was missing something.
Being from the same author of "Tokyo Revengers", the characters of both works have similarities, but the one that most resembled Hina to me was Hiwako Shima, not only because of her design, but also because of her character.
Ken Wakui's drawing is impressive, especially the design of Memory is what caught me the most when reading. The scenes are brutal, they perfectly accompany the story. And I repeat it again, the artistic section is a 10/10. Perhaps it is something that shocks many people, since it is a different drawing, but I think that therein lies the essence of the work.
Highly recommended.
