Kinda forgot about it. But when I watched it, I thought it was still very interesting. Some of the plot settings were quite funny, and the emotional changes of the heroine were also well written. The reason I don't think it's particularly good is probably because the backend is a bit cliche.
The plot is okay. I can't go into detail about the male protagonist's design, and I don't think it's particularly good-looking. The female protagonist also has a personal arc, but I don't think her personal arc is better than that of the male protagonist.
Some of the plots in the middle were written very hastily, and the ending felt a bit hasty. Some of the lines are a bit awkward, but her writing is quite good. You can tell that I like dank male ghosts. Same problem as above. I always feel that the male protagonist is an excellent target, and the heroine's growth line is like a kite string. I can feel it, but it feels very erratic.
My bad taste is wet men, and watching wet men courting is also my bad taste. I feel that no matter what the plot is, it wants to develop in a conflicting and grand direction. In fact, I don't think it is necessary. The writing is not good-looking.
Some shortcomings also emerged after the second play. Some of the conversations between the male and female protagonists were a bit awkward and abrupt. However, I am really grateful to be able to write such an excellent work in a short story. I really like the values in it. And my thoughts: Thank you for finding me in this corner of the world.
The plot is unavoidable and the plot is basically predictable. But I like the author's writing style very much. Some of the unique youthful sensitivities in the story are very touching. The biggest shortcomings are that the setting cannot form a closed loop, the lack of foreshadowing in some plots leads to abruptness, and there are few definite emotional narratives between the male and female protagonists.
Very, very cute
I watched it for free, and I was angry that some episodes were deleted. I really like the feeling that the male protagonist is strong but ignorant of human affairs.