O_O whoa this manga looks awesome LOL I'd read it without the sketch haha thanks for sharing dude I'm gonna check it out :)!

yes, this is really cool story! if you'll read, get back and take your sketch! i'll be glad to read your review! xD

Alrighty here are my thoughts:

Lore: I want to start off with this because I think that this has to be the main point to this comic I thought was the most interesting. I can tell Nerior spent a LOT I mean A FREAKIN LOT of time building this world. I'd honestly guess this is something that theyve been developing in their head over years. The depth to the world and all of pieces and inhabitants is pretty well thought through and surprisingly original. I like that Nerior took concepts we are familiar with and decided to put his own spin on them. Thats something I can always appreciate in a story when you dont see the standard and usual take on things like demons being always purely evil guys with horns and red skin. Nerior sticks in a lot of nice little FAQ and other bits at the end of each chapter to really help supplement and explain the Lore and history of the world to the reader. This is a great touch as putting these here rather than trying to have the characters explain all of it in the actual dialogue and story would probably not work well within the scenes so they made a good decision with adding the bonus Lore in their FAQ's.

Story: I'll try to go over this one without giving away any spoilers for people who might happen to be reading this before reading the actual manga. The pacing on the story seems really nice and fluid. At first there were some things that had me slightly confused but are later explained. The author noted that there were some translation issues and while this did make a few things come off a bit odd I was still able to get a very solid grip and understanding of what was going on and I was able to follow along. One of the best aspects to the storytelling was the humor. I loved it! Nerior does a great job of keeping a good balance between the serious moments and those that made me want to piss myself from laughing so hard LOL. My favorite gag has to be the exploding cows... It sounds really silly but Nerior did a GREAT job executing the joke especially in one of the Extra Chapters which by the way these are great I really appreciate the extra chapters quite a lot. As far as I've read (up to chapter 27 not sure if there is more in Russian) the story arc that he's established is pretty solid and I have a good understanding of the characters and what each is trying to accomplish as well as even knowing some of their backstories and the reasoning behind why they are the way they are or why they choose to take certain actions.

Characters: The characters are VERY well done. They all feel very grounded and relatable. The main cast so far each has their own struggles to deal with as well as their own ways of dealing with them. The way that Nerior has chosen to have them deal with their struggles makes them feel relatable through that as well as his great use of expression and emotion. I'm really digging how goofy and diverse the cast is as well. I can really appreciate how each character feels balanced. What I mean by that is none of them feels like "kirito" copy cats. They all have powers and the ones with immense powers have extreme drawbacks and imperfections that make their struggles real and grounded

Artwork: It goes without saying that Nerior is a DAMN good artist and an excellent mangaka. The character and creature designs in this piece are top notch. They did a great job of solidifying the world they worked to build and I'm loving every aspect of it. The visual stimulation i recieve with every turn of the page is pure bliss. Nerior did a great job with their panels and how they flow throughout the manga. The readability and clarity of the piece is strong.

Important note: Daikiri is cute as hell I want to marry him.

Thanks for sharing this manga dude its actually pretty radical I'm enjoying it a lot. I'm going to be supporting Nerior on patreon so I can read the rest of it... and because I really want to see the NSFW pictures of Daikiri and Nori LOOOL.

OMG YES IM ABSOLUTELY AGREE. i'm the reader on the on a permanent basis and im so happy to see every new reader xD i'm glad to hear that you like this project too!
amazing review, thank you for sharing your thoughts!!! my english is imperfect, but i want to write a long answer and just can't xDD
actually Nerior spent 10 years to this project, i think this work is worth the time. send you a lot of love for reading!~
\send me your character for sketch in the notes please!\

10 years dude holy crap... yah it shows. The amount of depth isn’t in the lore alone is something that looks like it took a while to come up with. It’s hecka deep and I dig it 💯💯💯💯

One of the first thing I noticed was how flexible and appealing the art style is! It has the clean lines and characteristics of a more "manga" style, but allows for exaggerated poses, and doesn't feel stiff one bit!
I love the way Daikiri's design looks, especially the legs. Such a cool combo of humanoid and animal features! It's refreshing. Especially that wolf design, I'm with Kinari on that one.
Such a cool horse design too, what a good boy, catching rabbits. Harold is the goodest boy.
This extra is one of my favorite moments! Ughh, they're so cuuuute https://tapas.io/episode/569885
And without spoiling anything, Nori is just... so cool! I really wanna draw her.
I really like Kuto and his honesty, and his willing to do what is right. His face and expressions are soft, and I really like that about him.
And the white demon, so pretty... ah.
Sorry my comments are all over the place, I was writing this while I was reading and updated it along the way.

I just want to say, sketch or not, thank you for showing me this comic. I'm always looking for new interesting things to read, and this was that and more.

when i read your comment in the first time i thought "this looks like the person just scrolled up the pages without reading". you wrote about the designs only, but every character is very deep and the story is very interesting. but you wrote nothing about the storyline. sorry if i am mistaken, just let me see your feelings and thoughts about it, it's very important for me.

Sorry, it definitely seems that way, doesn't it! My apologies, a part of me was too worried about spoiling things. For anyone reading this comment, please be aware things will be spoiled.
The way the world is divided is done in such a way that I found it really interesting and unique. There's not just hybrids, but everyone is unique and there's so many different individuals/species, all with their own powers and traits. Like Kuto and Daikiri, even though they seem to part animal/part human, there's still that difference there. They're not the same and that distinction is a good one. They all have a sort of social hierarchy. I especially liked the way that all creatures were deemed mortals, and that there's really no such thing as "human", only mortals, and gods, and those in between. It really adds more life to the story than just hybrids and everyone else. It's diverse and interesting to learn about. I'm sure with all this lore you could create a sort of textbook on it.
(Spoilers, for anyone who hasn't read it)
The way that "Blondie" (I just woke up and his proper name escapes me, my apologies) seeks his healing is something that kinda hits home with me. Trying fruitlessly to find the cure, almost going crazy, natural herbs and spices, not to mention the loss of that role model figure, it's heartbreaking. I hope it doesn't consume him too much. Especially with his past, he seems kinda ostricised from everyone else around him. I feel that the new wind spirit/demon/elemental Heisuri has some sort of connection to the white demon. I think he sees that too There's definitely something deeper to his story, and I'm interested to see it revealed over time.
The notion that Daikiri and Sumi (?) are technically zombies is still something that kinda baffles me, including the notion that Medusa is sort of... willing him to be there? I'm not sure I understand it quite 100%, but. It gets more and more curious. When he's defeating the sort of chimera clone, he has that moment where he sort of hallucinates, he's constantly being urged to remember. He's recalling past moments, like the fight with the chimera, but I still get the lurking feeling there's much more he has to remember and learn.. being kept in the dark with the main protagonist is an interesting storytelling tactic, and it's keeping me enthralled and ready to read more.
Hopefully these thoughts are a bit clearer, and signify my stance on the story.

oh i like the way you see the story, thank you for your opinion. i am a bit tired, but i'll write you detailed response later!

No rush at all! My apologies for not providing enough details earlier.

don't worry about spoilers at all, all the most interesting moments in this story just waiting the time to be shown xD and i think after the first reading you understood not all the details. it's ok, it always happens xD
i agree that the story seems very alive, i think it was rather difficult to do it this way
what about Blondie, he wanted to help every other person, and he did it. problems with the health is a baulay' problem, for all this species, not for him only. i also like how author tells us about common problems, that actual for everyone. Blondie had problems with the family because he went against the traditions and instead of fighting with the wind spirit, began to communicate with him.
Heisui is a riddle for me too, lets wait the answers together!
Daikiri and Sumi not are zombies, this is a humor xD Daikiri just not in his own body and Sumi was dead the way like heart attack, temporary death.
you can ask me some questions if you want to, but the author can answer to you better!
thank you for your opinion again! send me your character in the notes please!

I'm not always the best about retaining details, but I try my hardest! Especially with great stories like these, I wish I had better comprehension skills.
Right, that's why I relate to him so much. He's just trying to do his best, and his struggles are relatable--it breaks my heart he feels the necessity to go through them alone, and I wish he would let Daikiri help, but at the same time, I can understand him wanting to be alone too.. It just saddens me to see him in pain, well, the species as a whole. The strength needs to be balanced out somehow, but still, it is a I know it was humor, I felt it was just a funny, accurate way to describe their situations x3 Temporary death, that makes much more sense! As for Daikiri not having his own body, how curious...
Sorry for the misunderstanding! I'm very excited to see where the story goes.
And sending it your way! Thank you very very much.