This was not a satisfying read, the only circumstances I would recommend it under is if you like gore, can ignore a shit story, and don't mind boring art. And also if you can ignore nothing happening in the first half and everything being haphazardly pushed to the second… It's not the worst pacing I've seen but I definitely didn't like it.
Characters (6)
I do love me some morally bankrupt yandere, and by golly did I get that.
The fl changes immensely throughout the story, at first it's fine but after a bit, you can see that she's only changing to fit what the ml wants. It doesn't feel like the change was for her, as a result, it doesnt feel like the revenge was for her. This could have succeeded if they spent a bit more time on her change or maybe even her fighting it a little bit, but no it just happens.
The torture the antagonists get outweighs their crimes tenfold, if the gore can make you feel bad for the antagonist then you know they're doing it right.
Art (3)
But the problem with the gore is that it wasn't portrayed in a way that accentuates how it was written, the art simply isn't anything special and held the story back. I could see my score being completely different with different page spacing and a different art style.
The looks of terror and malice (and the facial expressions in general) were fine but the art itself was simply middle-quality standard. It doesn't help that the character designs weren't anything special and that in the first few chapters the ml stayed as a dragon instead of a human.
Story (3)
I've already mentioned that the pacing was a bit irritating… and that's about the only thing that stuck with me in this story if I don't mention any spoilers.
In conclusion, I do NOT recommend it, however, if you are a fan of gore and villainess then perhaps you could read it for the experience and come up with your own opinion.
