Death Is My Bfflad

The personification of death as a BFF feels fresh and intriguing. I'm curious whether this idea came from folklore, personal belief, or just creative exploration.

The interactions felt layered and morally gray, which made me wonder if the author intended to challenge traditional good vs. evil tropes in this genre.

The pacing between intense supernatural scenes and tender romance was well-handled, but I wonder if that contrast was planned from the start or evolved during writing.