동의 해신 서의 창해: 십이국기 3

The cultural richness really stood out to me, and I wonder if the setting was influenced by specific Japanese history or folklore.

While the world-building was immersive, I found myself wanting more action or stakes. Was this pacing choice intentional to deepen character development?

Their internal conflict felt very real, but I'm curious if others saw this as a commentary on personal agency versus fate.