I want to finish a story

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In 2018 I started a comic on webtoons. I had a lot of hope in it but I usually have a hard time committing to passion projects that require a lot of work that I'm not used to doing. So, this was like a trial comic because if you look at it and read it you can see where I got better at drawing and dialog. It was tedious and challenging for me to draw and color at the time so I started in black and white and later added color. 

SO! I came up with the idea to treat it more like a book! I'm going to suck at writing but I feel like it's less strain on my mental health to do one really good art for every 3 chapters rather than drawing every panel.
I'm high key excited because this story is really intricate but I was never able to finish it.
I'm going to start on it soon if you want to read the comic its here: https://m.webtoons.com/en/challenge/the-moonlit-odyssey/list?title_no=148090

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