I was just doing nothing on the street as usual, and ended up witnessing a silent but grand suicide.
And when I woke up the next day, I found that I was back ten days ago?
Is it necessary to save the young man who seems to have no hope but to make a desperate decision so that he can return to a normal life?
"Yes, you exist, you are alive, you are here now, but what about ten days from now?
I'm still not sure why you committed suicide. You are here now saying such words, full of courage to resist God. What made you choose to climb up to the rooftop and jump off a few days later? Is this the same kind of courage?
How can I save you?
And me, do I really exist here? Could it be that all this was just a dream of mine? When I woke up from the dream, I found that I couldn't change anything. I didn't change anything. Not only could I not save myself, I couldn't save others..."
Both the male and female protagonists are a little sick, and it is a story of mutual redemption.
There are some mysteries, there are elements of mental illness, there are serious discussions about life, and there are a lot of parts where the heroine conducts solo activities to look for clues.
Ps: Not a yandere! Not a yandere! Not a yandere!
Motto: Even if the road ahead is bleak, we must believe that there will be hope one day