The God of Time

It's really pleasant. The art is great. The worldbuilding feels a little rushed, which is the only reason I won't rate this higher. The concept is exactly what was promised, and honestly there's a few really bizarre plotholes but the story was so enjoyable that I've opted to look past them. The protagonist is one of my favorite protagonists I've seen in recent memory. His personality is not exactly noteworthy in of itself, and he's a little bland, but one thing the story does really well is that he feels like a person who is living in the world and he's easy to relate toand empathize with and doesn't feel like a self-insert. The romance aspects are really well done, and feel really natural, and really mature. The ending is actually the kind I hate the most, but the execution of this was just so phenomenal that I ended up enjoying it anyways. 9.1/10