It's pretty good. I enjoy the story.
The beginning does feel a bit slow and I really didn't like the "Bully" reveal when it first came. The initial setup of the story made me thing it's about how these characters have grown over the years and that makes sense. We haven't finished developing as people in highschool at all, so it makes sense.
To then have the reveal that Aina was always a nice person and it's just her eviiiiiiiil mother forcing her to do shit for some weird revenge reason felt a bit like a copout.
I also felt like the last episode didn't really have the intended effect on me. It was sad and I definetly feel sympathy with emma, but in some ways I feel less sympathy with her than before.
At first I thought she was just born into this weird servant/slavery situation they got going on. Then it turned out she wasn't but I thought she joined when Hera was still nice and had no option but to obey when she turned.
But no, she joined the family servants when Hera was already horrible and she knew about her abusing Aina and she still joined which only had the effect that Hera now had Emmas servitude to hang over Aina's head to abuse her further. It makes no sense, she was already friends with Aina. It doesn't seem like she had anything to gain by becoming their slave-servant and everything to loose, which she was aware of because she wrote it into her unsent letters to mc. She wanted to support Aina, but she was already her friend, how did becoming their servant make her more able to protect Aina than she already was able to. The flashback kept banging on about how smart she is and you can kindof see that in her job and how she moved Aina and mc together, but other than that I don't see it. She had all the information to know that joining that family was a terrible idea and did it anyway. It's weird.
Anyway, those things aside, the story is getting intruiging and I am definetly looking forward to how it proceeds.
