A Place You Remember

This was such a good read. I came for the yuri, but I didn't see the tragedy tag. I definitely cried a little which shows how good a work is when it can make you emotionally invested. It hit different for me because I'm close to becoming an adult. All in all, I definitely think this is something I really enjoyed!

Came for the Yuri, stayed for the story. Then somewhere along the way I started looking forward to new chapter everyday. That's how good it is. Keep up a great work Dubs~

Review after 100+ chapters read, as spoiler free as possible The story is excellent. You can tell that the author has put in a lot of time and effort into building their characters, the world, and the evnts that happen. They take an unusual approach, choosing to write from the current character's perspective. You'll see things as they perceive it. If they don't know, you don't know. Volume one gives a gentle introduction and tells the story of a young couple as they make their transition into society as adults. Personally, it invoked a lot of memories and feelings I hadn't recalled in years and was really refreshing. Many of the thoughts, dreams, and worries were relatable and well conveyed. When we get into volume two, there's a lot of unfamiliarity, but that's intentional. The world is just as full of mystery to the reader as it is to the MC's and as they grow to understand it, so do we. As the story progresses, we see the characters grow and the world be pieced together. There's a lot of tension that builds until the plot reaches a climax for that arc. Questions eventually get answered, but more arise in their place. Overall, it's a pleasure to read. There are grammatical errors and word selection and sentence structurings that I don't agree with, but for a budding author, they're doing a wonderful job. They've been releasing chapters daily for several months and show no sign of slowing down. I highly recommend this.

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The writing is great and the author is able to execute the dual perspectives without making the story feel disjointed. I truly felt connected to the characters, even with the little amount of chapters currently available. The common struggles and feelings of a homosexual couple were masterfully executed and expanded upon. I really think that even if the tags don’t interest you, you should just read the first seven chapters. Prepare to be blown away.

To be honest, although I appreciate the passion of the author (daily updates) and free chapters, I unfortunately have to drop. 1 The whole world feels very "naive" and straightforward. One dimencional. There are bad guys, there are good guys. Everything works directly and openly, no tricks and other things. Such a world seems rather ridiculous. 2 I don't feel the chemistry between the heroines. And I can't believe the depth of their feelings. They had a high school romance for a year before reincarnation, but this does not at all explain their obsession with each other during the 15 years of their new life... moreover, the obsession is quite superficial. Although Kaede vows to find her lover in the new world, she does absolutely nothing to do so. (And considering the guild's very convenient message system, one could at least try) 3 The author is trying to make a work from the perspective of 2 heroines. And unfortunately, I can't call it a success. On the one hand, we have the vampire Kaede, who got interesting action scenes, a "hard past" and absolutely OP. But in contrast to this, she is an absolute idiot (it would seem that living under the eternal fear of death should teach you something??? But no. She's just suicidal. The problem is not finding her. She finds them). She also developed the complex of a typical issekai hero - saving slaves and killing slavers... And the worst part is that she was followed by absolutely uninteresting characters (these same former slaves). On the other hand, we have the aristocrat Yui - she passes through a typical academic arc. She is also strong, but in a more realistic sense (not at the level I killed a god at the age of 5, but - I train hard and am the strongest among my peers). She has a friend with whom the reader builds a strong emotional connection. Her various acquaintances are also interesting in general. But any action scenes with her are of course very bad, because it makes little sense to watch her kill goblins when the first heroine hunts a dragon. Well, in general, there are practically no interesting events in her life. It would be a perfect Slice of Life, but alas. To be honest, I would be more interested in a different story.: - Just a Yui story. Add more plot and depth to it, give her Luna as a partner, and it won't be very unique, but a decent story. - Either the same thing, a pair of Yui +Luna against a crazy Kaede. It will be quite dramatic, but also interesting.

Love the story. Even in the few chapters so far I feel invested in the characters, and love to see more of their journey. Great writing, doesn't feel cliche until it wants to be and makes me feel emotional invested (only almost cried :3). Keep up the great work Dubs~ <3

The cover is super cute, the story had a very cute introduction and then had a twist that I won't reveal but it was rather unexpected. Very few grammar mistakes made for a smooth read. Read the tags so you don't end up surprised like I was. Keep it up!

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