Twilight Poem

Alt titles: Heeran Love Song, Huirangungnyeonga

Ch: 69
2021 - 2023
3.895 out of 5 from 537 votes
Rank #7,644
Twilight Poem

Soru is a princess born from illegitimacy, and able to see ghosts although she is completely blind. Jahyeon is a heroic general who possesses the sun’s aura which can chase away spirits. Yato is the deadliest and most beautiful ghost, but his heart can’t feel anything. Soru and Jahyeon become bound to one another in an undesired marriage, but they both need each other –- she needs his aura, he needs her divine blood. As Soru’s unconditional sacrifice and love toward Jahyeon slowly melts his frozen heart, the same happens to Yato’s emotionless heart. All three have something that they need and want from one another. Could they become the salvation they need for one another?

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getou
3

Trigger warning: self harm, abuse, non graphic gore Reading Heeran Love Song itself is an act of self flagellation.  The story follows Soru a princess surrounded by evil spirits/ goblins who haunt her and want to consume her but aren't able to so they make her life miserable by killing everyone who is kind to her and therefore tormenting soru, not only that but soru is also hated by her father and gets used by him as pawn in a scheme to humiliate and keep his general in check when he offers soru as his bride instead of her sister, keeping his promise to marry the General to the "Princess" after he won the battlefield. Little did he know that this would end up backfiring on him as the General Jahyeon is the only person the goblins can't harm which makes him invaluable in Soru's eyes because she's guilt ridden from having so many people who were trying to help her get killed/hurt, she instantly becomes devoted to him and offer's him her secret which is that her blood is basically elixir and can cure any illness when applied on it. The general on the advice of his aid decides to take her up on her "offer" and literally bleeds her dry to get a stronger political hold in the king's court. Empowered from seeing the state of neglect Soru lives in and how she's used as blood letting livestock, the servants hatch up their own group to take her blood by bleeding her dry and carelessly stitching up her wonds and getting her addicted to drugs when she's in pain from them cutting her open. There is also a side plot of the biggest baddest goblin who is trying to become human by consuming thousand human hearts and the people chasing him. This is the story so far. If you have any empathy you can understand why I am not a fan of this manhwa despite the gorgeous artwork. The manhwa is an angst fueled melodrama, and none of the characters are sympathetic. I understand the drive behind every character but I can't root for any of them. Soru is so traumatized and abused she is unable to break the cycle of abuse she let's people literally bleed and feel gratitude for having helped them I feel bad for her but this behaviour is so reparative I've lost my faith in things ever getting better for her because this is a staple of the genre and the author chose to write it this way. My previous opinion/ complaint is also shared by the General Jahyeon who is the one bleeding her dry so I guess A+ for self awareness? I still don't like you also he keeps grinding his teeth in anger so often i fear he'll go bald and die form high blood pressure before getting the throne. I guess my biggest hang up from the manhwa is that it's a romance manhwa when it should not be, these characters are not good for each other I would have liked this manhwa far more had it been strictly historical fantasy because that would atleast give me hope for things to get better for soru and seeing some character development which I don't have bc of the genre this manhwa falls into. Edit: I wrote this review after dropping the story on chapter 18 in January 2022. See comment for further update (and spoiler)

MinecraftCow
7

Honestly, I felt really hyped up about this manhwa because of how nice the art is and also there's stuff about supernatural beings so who wouldn't be obsessed-- BUT, after reading like 29 chapters I'm starting to feel like I can't stand the female protagonist.  Opinion on the characters as they are written: The FL is pitiful and the main point of her in the story is really to just garner the sympathy and concern of the audience and also the characters around her. I highly dislike this kind of trope. I understand she was abused but this is just ridiculously over the top and I can't stand how she treats herself. There's just no way for her to connect with others because of her victimizing herself.  Her husband, the General, is the typical "I've fallen for you and I don't know why but I'll make sure you never find out" love interest. He's not the greatest person around, kinda arrogant, cruel and such, but I suppose these are expected of a war general. However, he has a soft spot for the FL so I guess that helps the audience root for him lol.  [SPOILER AHEAD] The ACTUAL ML of this story is NOT FL's current husband though! (Or as I'm told anyway, I actually don't know.) The actual ML is supposedly the powerful goblin that's been out murdering people. Honestly, if he's supposed to be to the ML then I'd kind of vote for the General instead of the goblin because seriously... why would you date a murderous goblin that has a taste for human hearts right? Lmao. But anyway, it's been so many fricking chapters and I still don't understand what the goblin has to do with the story other than maybe he's actually meant to kill the FL but falls for her??? Yeah I don't like those types of plots. Kinda insane if you ask me. Thoughts on the plot: Well, it's all pretty meh at the moment. Things are going at a pretty slow pace and there's not much development, although we do get introduced the main players of this manhwa. Just a very general introduction though. Not much else is happening at the moment. Maybe it'll get better later, maybe it won't, but I'm sticking around to find out. Art: As I mentioned before, the art is nicely done! Characters are pretty and it matches the gruesomeness of the story itself. :) Recommend? Uhhhh I wouldn't say I recommend this because it really plays on the reader's sense of compassion. it'll for sure get you crying a bit in the earlier chapters (as in before it hits 25 I think) so if you feel like pitying a girl and feeling horrible for her, go for it lol. If you're looking for comedy, or romance, I would say to look for other manhwa first. This one certainly has no comedy and as for romance...not sure where that's heading so far. 

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