Well written and interesting. I do not usually care for first-person stories, but this is happily an exception. The characters are interesting, the world is well-thought out, and the mystery is building beautifully. Looking forward to seeing where this will go!
It's nice to see authors trying something different with inhuman MCs. Usually, the story starts with the protagonist dying and Reincarnating as some monster that needs to start leveling up in a jungle, but this one charts its own path.Liam is an insect-type protagonist and instead of us seeing him strive for survival in a wilderness, we start the story with him and his family and how their relationship works.I commend the author for going into detail about how Liam's family are quite devoted to his unusual needs. the challenges in raising him are perfectly expressed and for me that makes it easy to both sympathise with him and get attached to his family.I like the wholesome moments the story expels, though some of them seem to be leading to something ominous. In any case, if some tragedy were to happen... I'd definitely feel it.Great piece author!
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