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i fucking cried.

let me start this by saying i love every character, albeit their short screentime, as they’ve shown to be a refreshing and animated people but most of all, i love Kieli and Harvey. i adore our female lead, Kieli, a brave and spirited young girl who can sees the dead. to me, she captured the highlights of youth: her natural inquisitiveness, naivety, an all-encompassing kindness. meanwhile Harvey is our maladjusted and undying soldier created from the world’s past war. his guilt and sorrow within his carbonized heart grows as he watches his former friends and family pass away and left him alone, ... this immortal figure. as such, he wants to return his endless time to all the people he slain under the war (in a way, can be reminded of the ml from Rurouni Kenshin or even Gintoki from Gintama).

i enjoyed this series a lot as i adore the duality of this bond formed between these 2 lonely and downtrodden people by society: how heartbreaking and beautiful it can be at the same time. the way Harvey went from abandoning this cruel world to walking on yet another day because he knows Kieli will always accept him for who he is, despite his violent past, and accompany him from his suffocating phase of darkness is truly a delicacy.

"forever warm and gracious, he who bares his crude essence before this light of his and hopes to protect her for as long as she lives. for as long she is able to give meaning and joy to his world."

Enraptured, i turned pages after pages to see how Kieli went from a lonely orphan desparate for a connection to struggling throughout the journey and being able to call Harvey as her most precious connection and a source of warmth and protection.

if you like male lead who have no qualms of dying but ultimately being motivated by love, then Kieli and its better light novel source is worth checking out.

the almost apocalyptic setting can be bleak at times with its sprinkle of PTSD and colonical, murderous campaigns but the angst truly makes up the experience.

all in all, this short seven chapters have been a ride and i can’t wait to read the 9 light novels.

In my opinion, Jingoku no Enra is really a gem ! I don't know why it is still underestimated but it is really good .))

Story : 9/10
The story is simple, interesting but fascinating at the same time !

Art : 10/10
The art is so adorable and beautiful !

Character : 10/10
I really loveee the female lead!! Since i read shoujo mangas a lot I usually see the laugh a lot, innocent and kind type alottt and In getting sick of it !!.(( But the female ead in this story is guaranteed no anything like that and her personality is rare ... to see in shoujo manga.

Enjoyment: 10/10
I usually don't read manga again but Jingoku no Enra made me to read it not twice but maybe more than 3 times and still left me squealing !!!

Overall I think it is a decent but underestimated manga, I really recommend everyone to read this !!!

This story's summary seems to be a lot similar to Special A but in my opinion, Last Game is better of various reasons. ( it's just my opinion, ok ) This manga doesn't focus much about the challenge either and it is very innocence and pure. The story is actually very simple but very entertaining at the same time. The art is cute and ok and the mangaka did not dramatize much on the character's experiences. I read this manga twice and it is always been funny. Definitely for people who need comfort and prefer light and innocence manga.
The only criticism here is the ending ... is not as I expected to be to be exactly Kujou's career but it was simply a masterpiece!!!!