As someone who has caught up to chapter 17, I feel that's enough to write a review. The story is pretty engaging, showing the lengths of what a grieving mother would go through to get revenge. Revenge stories like these will always keep people on the fence due to the philosophy of "eye for an eye" vs "revenge isn't fulfilling in the long run." I'm personally a sucker for well written psychological thriller stories, whether it has to do with revenge or not. This story ticks the box for me in terms of enjoyment. Characters: I find the main character, Maria, to be an interestingcharacter. I find myself engaged in how she goes about her revenge, and the puzzles she puts her victims through definitely reminds me of Saw. If you're into psychological thrillers like that, then this is definitely worth a read. The villains / bullies are actually given some type of reason (although it's not groundbreaking) as to why they are the way that they are, and are condemned in ways that fit their insecurities. Reading irony like that is *chefs kiss*

Art: The art is gorgeous, but is gruesome when it needs to be. I can't ask for anything more with this type of story.

Recommendation: If you find the Saw movies engaging, or just enjoy a thriller story then it's highly worth checking out. I am frequently going to check for updates on this series, and would love an official localization in the future.