messypree

I liked the reverse storytelling, it felt fresh and initially did a great job of holding my attention, only to be disappointed when the first chapter was revealed. At that point, the plot began to feel confusing and poorly connected. Karina’s motivations were never clearly defined, was she driven by revenge, subtly corrupted by the kulariot, or simply acting out of cruelty?

Also, the supernatural element, the "kulariot", was underdeveloped and seemed to exist solely for horror value rather than serving a meaningful purpose in the story. Because it wasn't fully explored and integrated into the narrative, it felt unnecessary and disconnected from the overall plot.