(80% original works, 20% merchandise, with a rhythm that's half Chinese animation and half Japanese animation. If you want to get hooked, you need to read at least twenty chapters.) Set in an imaginary world, the plot moves at a relatively leisurely pace (in other words, slowly). This isn't a wish-fulfillment story, and the characters aren't idiots. There are plenty of heartbreaking moments, but no melodramatic clichés. The later story expands into multiple themes, and this is only the first volume of several.
