Fantasy romance + mutual salvation + tragic love + ensemble cast + happy ending
A goofy, well-behaved girl on the surface and a sickly, sensitive, melancholy older guy
But in truth, a mutually devoted pair of twisted, mad and yandere lovers.
A bloodstained bond between a fallen noble and a street performer; a love-hate story between a sharp-tongued, ambitious schemer and a sickly, gloomy romantic. They sing of each other's broken souls.
In turbulent times, she is the pivotal piece capable of upsetting the balance of the entire board, born with wildness and pride.
As war rages, he is among the first test subjects for chemical weapons, struggling through the torment of illness and hatred beneath the shadow of war.
At their first meeting, the leopard's wildness and the owl's fragility struck an unbelievable spark.
Later, through her, he caught a glimpse of the secret hidden by an ancient people.
The painful past of an ancient continent invaded by humans, and the blood-soaked verses of four peoples rising up to fight back with everything they had.
From saving each other, to becoming enemies, to standing face to face in silence,
a group of battered people, each bearing their own scars, gathered among the ruins.
Later, they discovered
that their fates had been tightly intertwined from the very beginning.
From two little cats and dogs finding bittersweet salvation, to a hard-core battle of wills, and then back to an old married couple of cats and dogs who love to bicker.
The subject matter is really novel and I have never seen anything like this before. The author's writing style is different from that of Tomato. The black humor is a serious nonsense, a bit like a dark fairy tale. The overhead 19th century European and American style has a bit of magic. The group portraits are very well drawn for each character. The weak, sensitive and unloved male protagonist is paired with the iron-blooded and tough female protagonist. It's fun.