Putting this one cause I found it funny (from @/otakuthon on instagram):

Magic having to be a secret to the common people it's valid, but being unable to do for a boy with a bad sight problem (a color-blindess related problem nonetheless), it's just so unfair! Maybe it's because I didn't quite get how it would affect him or his magic, but man, that sucks! Must be this clearly elitist group doing.

Despite that, there's still hope for little Tartah boy. Coco gave him that hope. And I do too hope to see him learning how to work with himself. After all, magic is art, and art has SO many ways to present itself.

First of all... I just came back from my finals... WHY IS THE PAGE DARK?! Not complains tho, I'M LOVING IT! 🖤💜💙

Second of, I know I said I was broke but... I saw it in a famous department store in my city and I just COULDN'T resist!

Now, to the book.

The obvious thing, the artstyle is SO GORGEOUS! ❤️ The color palette, the drawing strokes, the clothing design. So harmonious! All the cast is, oh, so beautifully designed! Man, how I love art~

Despite being a one book comic, it has a decent pase. The romance plot was well written and the main conflict really helped to understand how the characters felt hopeless trying to deal and live with it... and I was stressing too in every page! They both really were so stubborn!

I kinda failed to understand the hystorical context of the story, cause it's clearly regency inspired... but also they play with N!ntendo Switch and listen music on speakers? Sure, ok.

When I started, it kinda reminded me this other book called "The Prince and the Dressmaker". I remember loving it but also feeling weird of how things where going. Since it's only one, the conflict had a fast 4-5 resolution... It stills weirds me out but yeah, I guess that's how it works in this kinda stories?

I enjoyed it, tho! A book to take a rest of OVERLY complicated stories, to apreciatte exquisite drawing and a beautiful story, sided with a homemade grilled chesse sandwich.