Aug 17, 2026
An exeptional work about the struggles of wealth inequality and how those at the bottom have to fight on unequal terms. Rarely do I see a Manwha that leaves such strong impressions and evokes unique emotions in me. I recommend everyone give it a try and follow the story for some time because the first chapters are top notch.
The protagonist struggles not only with the odds stacked against her, but also her own emotions. Dealing with stress, lack of trust, empathy, isolation, betrayal, depression. The character feels alive like this work is a biography of a real person.
the art does its job. Not great but
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not bad, It feels fitting because of how distanced the MC is from the world around her.
Mixed feelings: After around 30 chapters the story shifts. The MC still follows her goal but there is more drama with her friends. And it takes up 90% of the story from then on. It is realistic. It makes sense. I understand why the author wants to show this. But it becomes a different story from before. It changes from a struggle against institutions and prejudice and inequality into a story about struggles against childhood trauma and parent-child issues. And for me that is where the story loses its uniqueness.
I can be wrong and later on this story shift will revert itself but for now I put reading on hold.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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