This is the first one I've commented with my review.... Pulls at my heart like no other manga I've read on here so far has....keep up the great work!

This was a fun story to read. The artstyle make it very cute in design and i was hoping for more but sadly there's only 1 chapter to this story. I guess i'll read the other stories from the same author....

This manga was amazing, I ran out of tickets so i had to wait for more. OMG. I loved waiting for my tickets so i could read more i was so excited. Again this manga was amazing. THX :)

I wish it kept going, I wanted to see more.
But I also wanted to have a better understanding of what was going on, it was hard to follow and all over the place.

It's really fun to read, so much so, that a problem is - it gets updated too rarely. Tho I still apreciate that the author is giving us more episodes

I absolutely like the artwork as well as the variety of settings. So far each and every chapter was really interesting. It's a really good read!

Great Manhua, love the gritty cultivation story. For anyone who doesn’t know this is a cultivation manhua where the world is filled with the ideology of taoist magic. The person in this type of world train their body and spirit (by absorbing the worlds ki) to become immortal and achieve dao (way/law example:fire earth chaos destruction,space,poison sword, spear....the list goes on)There is no set technique to achieve immortality, there are lots of novels and manhua about cultivation all from China...but this one takes the cake cuz of the gritty art style where it clearly portrays the essence of a cultivator (dog eat dog world survival of the fittest because of the limited resources). On the other hand we got other cultivation manhua where everyone is shoujo and love each other, end up wondering why the mc and the main villain are holding hands and drinking tea.

Either way do check out novels about cultivation like I shall seal the heavens (really good but need to be warned the first 1

Another quality historical-themed manga, and in full color! In the interesting age-old historical debate regarding the origins of Himiko, the princess-priestess proclaimed queen, this manga seems to be taking a firm stance with the traditional Yamato province camp. I'm curious to see how this manga tells the tale of such an enigmatic figure from Japan's past, and look forward to reading more.