Angeheuertes Glück (Verdrehtes Glück 2)

The mix of magic and identity felt seamless but also intentional. I'm curious whether the fantasy world shaped the LGBT aspects or vice versa.

The story's build-up was engaging, but some parts felt a bit slow when uncovering the clues. Was that a deliberate choice to deepen immersion?

The concept of luck as a tangible force added a fresh layer to the story. Wondering if this idea came from traditional folklore or was entirely original.