I do admittedly have a few nitpicks with the otherwise fantastic presentation (mainly with how the definitions automatically show up when I hover over the highlighted words but I manually have to close them) and a few questions about the end, which I'm sure is the point.

With that being said, how could I not like this? An intriguing story told entirely from conversations between two people. An unorthodox method of storytelling, but it's so well executed here. The artwork is top notch, and the use of the mirror is unlike anything I've seen in an FVN. Admittedly the VN could use some more music, though this is a jam game, so I get why there's a limited soundtrack (I'm one to talk lol).

Overall, this is one of the most unique FVNs I've ever had the pleasure of reading.