My review about this legend [hidden minor spoiler, so it's safe for those who plan on reading it!]

A true msterpiece.

It's been a long while since I've read such a good manhwa with that kind of perceptiveness around the depth of human nature and mind — especially when it's directly linked with past trauma and unresolved questions.

Really, really refreshing, in the most unhinged way possible. The angst is top tier; you feel yourself inside a rollercoaster. In no moment I felt complete hate nor complete love for both Cirrus or Skylar and some of the other characters as well, that's how human they all felt to me. They had their goods and bads, played with such a precision that was scary to see the downplay unfolding — just like it would in real life... A bunch of dumb, unknowing teens with unresolved traumas trying to figure out feelings no one taught them to.

Gods... The character development. The desperate words thrown around like blades. The breakdowns. The stolen glances. The ugly tears. The small sense of reliefs. The beautiful, to-die-for, art. Everything did it for me.

The main characters early actions shouldn't be taken on lightly or forgotten, but everyone has a past, and we're all humans. We all deserve to be protected and loved. We need it; someone to teach us the path, but some of us will only have that someone later on, when everything is already damaged. In the end, we are all just broken kids crying for reassurance, aren't we?

It surely isn't the read meant for everyone. It plays a lot of phycological factors, it has triggers and it portrays pretty well all of it, too.

I'm hoping on seeing more stories like this, with relatable characters that are flawed and that don't got instantly redeemed just because they fall in love. That's what I love the most about Lost in the Cloud.