
The Crow Does Not Choose Its Master: Don't Miss It If You Like Court Intrigue and Suspenseful Plots
Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese
Just finished binging The Crow Does Not Choose Its Master, and it's way more hardcore than I expected
Sure, the setting has the Yatagarasu switching between human and crow forms, but the story isn't really about fantasy battles—it's about Yukiya getting drawn into the complex power structure within the mountain after he starts serving the young prince
With the main house and the four houses of the east, west, south, and north pulling and probing at each other, every line they say hides multiple layers of meaning, and just watching them clash is super interesting
If you like court intrigue and don't mind spending some time upfront memorizing names and faction relationships, this one's a solid recommendation
Sure, the setting has the Yatagarasu switching between human and crow forms, but the story isn't really about fantasy battles—it's about Yukiya getting drawn into the complex power structure within the mountain after he starts serving the young prince
With the main house and the four houses of the east, west, south, and north pulling and probing at each other, every line they say hides multiple layers of meaning, and just watching them clash is super interesting
If you like court intrigue and don't mind spending some time upfront memorizing names and faction relationships, this one's a solid recommendation