It didn't live up to my expectations a little bit. The first half was still weird and cute, and some of the plots in the second half also annoyed me. It just felt like the setting took a turn in the first half. I haven't read the author's other works, so this sudden turn is quite abrupt to me. Maybe it will be better after I read other works and understand some common settings.
Some of the plots are actually a bit weird. Maybe those who eat narcissus can ignore it, but I actually don't eat it too much, so the shortcomings in the plot are a little hard to ignore. I can only say that the emotional line is better than the author's previous books.
It's cute. The male protagonist's cute time-traveling is not inconsistent. It has such a positive relationship, but I feel that there are some foreshadowings that can be developed in it. It may be in the extra chapter, because I haven't watched the extra chapter yet. In short, the young couple is cute.
I have to say that the relationship between the two of them is too healthy. It's so good. It's so rare. It's rare that you don't rely on falling in love and hugging each other to play through the game. It's the kind of unlimited flow where everyone works hard to survive.
The first story is very good. Although it is followed by sweet love, it has the same flavor as the first copy. It's a pity that the supporting character's story line, which I liked more, didn't go into depth. The rest is basically the emotional drama between the two male protagonists. It's a bit too big and the reading experience is not as good as the first half, but it's a sweet little couple.
I really like the world of "Reverse Journey", but the ending is a bit mind-boggling because there are too many theoretical things (? ??_??)? But it's very interesting.