Chronicles of Lunar Ash
by ShwyChu
In a war-torn world of two people, A top of the remains of two giants. Love blooms between a young man who awakens in a field in the woods without a memory of who he is or how he got there with a mysterious black blade and, an aldayen woman pretending to be a warrior, they set out on an adventure with their friends, to uncover the mystery of his past, and the truth of this world and, stop 100-year war between the human and, aldayen race. Updates bi-weekly
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VibeCheckSep 12, 2026What if you took TwoKinds, gave Trace the powers of Monkey D. Luffy, and made it so the poor quality of the early chapters permeated through the rest of the series? That's basically how I view Chronicles of Lunar Ash. It has the same premise of an amnesiac human that used to be affiliated with the villains falling in love with an anthro from a race the humans oppress and trying to fight for her race's safety. It's a premise I really like, but for much of the run the romance is pretty sidelined for action. It's also difficult to get attached to the romance anyway considering none of the characters jump out to me as memorable. The art isn't much to write home about, especially when it comes to some errors with speech bubbes, though it does feature some cool weapon and character designs. There's on episode where it reused the same panel three times with only a slight variation in a character's expression by the end. There are unfortunately a lot of spelling and grammatical errors throughout the whole webcomic, which has led to confusion surrounding the plot. It doesn't help that Ather constantly pulls out new weapons and powers out of his ass without a reasonable explanation. Also how come we never get to meet the gumchi race Ather's powers are based on? It's hard to believe a race of rabbits made of gum would fit in a setting like this, and if it was mentioned they were wiped out, I'd have caught that.