[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1 introduces: Huo, a girl who runs a funeral parlor called "Yujo," and Zion, a moving girl corpse who helps her run the parlor. The "one who ends" and the "one who has ended". The distorted relationship between the two, who spend their days as sisters, slowly begins to unravel like a rotting corpse.... A Chinese yuri fantasy spun by girls bereaved by their loved ones begins!
(Translator: DeepL)
General: This is a somewhat interesting series that attempts a creative take on questions around death. It had a lot of potential, but only partially lived up to it, imo. Thematically it does pretty well. To the story's credit, it has a very cool visual aesthetic, and it was easy to keep reading, even though I was confused half the time.
Story: The story's biggest issue is its often breakneck pace, and over-reliance on action scenes. Sometimes the fights are totally plausible (like def