Twice, it fell apart later. I like the description of the Desert in the Middle: Creepers and Silencers, which has the grand, mysterious, and shocking feeling of Sand Dunes.
I like the relationship between the uncle and the protagonist the first time, but the second time it's a bit awkward. I probably won't watch it again.
It's too long. Some of the parts I've read before are quite good, but I don't have the patience.
I came here because of family ties, but I haven't seen many of the previous chapters.
The brother controls the brother, which is great. The best thing is the pull from different positions. But the author fell apart later on, which was a waste of the wonderful previous article.