Too many Nakbins. ( )

ALL the secrets come out in this volume! We learn why the Emperor has it out for Mui, we learn why Soah's pretending she doesn't remember Mui, we learn who Yeo-wa is, and if Nakbin is really alive. We also get to learn about Mui's parents, as well as why there's a schism among the Gods. We even learn Mui's real name, which can possibly lead to trouble if the Emperor learns it. Such an exciting volume! ( )

The first thing I fell in love was the art work in the cover I think most of you will agree that it very beautiful and breathtaking I honestly couldnt stop looking at it because of how mesmerizing it was. The art work in the story was also very beautiful but I have to admit it was a little confusing to follow yet very interesting or maybe it was because I read it in my teens overall very pretty and recommend it. ( )

As pretty as ever, with more *gorgeous* colour inserts to marvel at. However, the story remains both simplistic and impenetrable at the same time, and continues to move forward at a glacial pace. I think these books would definitely benefit from having some kind of "dramatis personae" (both in terms of the characters' doings in the story and their place in Korean mythology) included! ( )