When the Moon Woman, River Angel, and Divine Meet

Synopsis

Hidari, the protagonist living with a mental illness, has never received love, understanding, or compassion from anyone. Then she meets Migi, a young man who gives her all three for the first time, and they fall into a fateful romance.

The scenes where Hidari and Migi, seemingly kindred spirits, connect emotionally are carefully crafted, delivering a genuine otome game experience. As they discover in each other the first person they can truly understand, they share peaceful moments together. Hidari’s theatrical dialogue conceals raw, painfully beautiful emotions, while Migi’s gentle affirmation of her is almost tearfully tender.

But Migi is a serial killer. From the moment they meet, a future of ordinary happiness—two lovers walking through life hand in hand—is impossible. Perhaps things could have been different if they’d met sooner.

As inevitable destruction approaches, what can one do for the person they love? Migi’s answer. What Hidari receives. If you’re even slightly intrigued, please witness this story. The voice acting is excellent, but Hidari’s voice actress Imaya’s gut-wrenching screams are a must-hear. Features 7 CGs, each beautiful and deliberately placed. The writing is elegant and accessible, with H-scene language leaning feminine. Despite its heavy moments, this work will leave something etched in your heart.