The cover doesn't reveal all the intriguing aspects of the story. To clarify, FL, a character who is part sparrow and beast, takes on the role of the ML's tutor, despite being an adult. The ML possesses a tragic backstory, being both blind and suffering from a curse that turns them into a beast form. What stands out is FL's compelling reason for getting involved with the ML, despite the grim circumstances.
The dynamics between FL, the ML, and their siblings are endearing, with a focus on the ML's journey adapting to blindness. The author skillfully explores topics such as braille, which adds a delightful touch and showcases commendable representation of disabilities. So far, the portrayal is excellent.
Additionally, the translator, Bee, is doing an outstanding job, ensuring that the story's charm is effectively conveyed in English.
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The dynamics between FL, the ML, and their siblings are endearing, with a focus on the ML's journey adapting to blindness. The author skillfully explores topics such as braille, which adds a delightful touch and showcases commendable representation of disabilities. So far, the portrayal is excellent.
Additionally, the translator, Bee, is doing an outstanding job, ensuring that the story's charm is effectively conveyed in English.