It is rare that the protagonist Ke Tong feels very real, and his character is quite non-two-dimensional. Bo San is constantly questioning and struggling with himself. Facing the world, he is helpless, disappointed and hopeful - but you are still a shining person.
The article is logically linked, making it a smooth read and very comfortable. As the plot unfolds, you gradually get to know the heroine's struggle, will and pursuit. Each revealed truth has a better foreshadowing in front of it, and is intertwined with the main plot and gradually reaches the climax. Like. It's so hard to find such a serious drama in Ketong.
Originally I didn't like multiple MJA articles published at the same time, but I fell in love with this one. The love and hate of each character are so real, pure and somewhat difficult to reconcile.
The creation of the Matsuda family is astonishing. The two timelines are intertwined, and all kinds of entanglements are easy to grasp in the gray line. Matsuda's straight shot and natural feel are very well described and unique.
[Spreading Flowers] is very, very good-looking. It's rare to see a high-IQ protagonist portrayed in such a delicate and layered way. The author is amazing! This kind of pull and transformation from world-weariness to worldliness, the true feelings that grow out of control and out-of-control interpersonal communication, the interlocking threads, and the step-by-step promotion and climax, I really like it! ! !