"Tucao Version" Who said that traveling to the second dimension must be a good thing? As an example she can prove that this is bad. Whether life was difficult, food was poor, or wars occurred frequently, she endured all these. The key is how can she, a weak and weak woman, survive? Also, who can tell her why she stayed in a world full of samurai? This is far from her ideal type... Using knives and guns is really harmful. Why can't we just smile and let go of grudges? Originally, she just wanted to be a passer-by in time or make a splash. It's a pity that fate did not let her go as she wished, and she happened to meet that natural facial paralysis. This... Could it be that the rhythm was developed through playing?
"Literary Edition" recalls the time she spent with him in the past. From the first acquaintance to the last promise, everything is still fresh in her memory. He enjoyed the cherry blossoms with her, patrolled together, and experienced the passing years together. Her smiles and smiles had long been engraved in his heart. In front of the flowers and under the moon, we held hands and made an oath. We made a promise that we would never be separated for three lives. When a girl from another time and space meets a famous figure in history, when a calligraphy and painting girl meets a boy with facial paralysis, love across time and space is no longer illusory.
The writing style is relaxed and artistic, the main animation plot is not very sad, and the ending is he