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I really love this novel, it has a gradual construction in character development, it is exciting, it has a good engagement, memorable characters, but my grade could not be higher than 7, because there is a problem here that I would like to be boring and me go a little deeper into it.

But first let's talk about why I like this work (the famous, let's leave the bad for the end) First I want to say that the first arc is my favorite (yes! The one where the characters are children, and they are going through the best and last moments together)
He has a great sensitivity in how the makoto builds the relationship created between these two characters, two children who, unlike most, like the simple things in life, the sky, a tree, simple things, but beautiful to appreciate, and it is this stop of them having this in common that make them so close to the point of beginning to appear something that goes beyond just friendship, it is certain that this is done very slowly to the point of breaking the excitement of those who read, but not it could be done in another way (did I mention that this is my favorite bow?)

Because of this incredible construction in the first arc, I just didn't like what comes next, not that I didn't totally like it, the execution is interesting, but the finish disappointed me and I'll explain why. In the second arc the story focuses on missing kanae, a high school girl who ends up falling in love with toono who is now a teenager trained on an island, totally isolated from the rest of the world and also from akari, who is now more distant than never, and the relationship that they maintained by letter disappeared with time, it was wearing out until it disappeared completely.
Kanae cannot open up with toono and say what she feels, and because of that she suffers since he is extremely attentive to her, but does not show feelings that go beyond friendship, and the plot develops from there, but ends up that in the end kanae understands his place and partially overcomes this situation, in the third and last arc, the parade is more focused on toono, what he has become and what has changed in his life after everything that happened, he is now an adult with a girlfriend and with emotional problems that affect the relationship between the two, this is basically the structure of the arch, showing how much the past can affect your present, the story here is more melancholy, it has a constant depressing air that goes on the character,

I confess that I really liked this approach and everything that happened so far, however, what I haven't said yet, is that up to this point I was really excited by the idea that Toono was going to find his past (and when I talk about the past I I mean Akari). It was what I was waiting for in my heart, I know it might seem a little cliché, but that was the right way for him to understand why his life sank into a sea of ​​loneliness, and disagreement between his various love relationships, it was the only way for him to fill the void inside him, even though he didn’t know what it was, and even if they met and simply understood that each one had his life now and that there could be nothing but friendship between the two. two, that would be enough, however, it doesn’t happen, you see the pages going little by little and only a few confused ones are dedicated to Akari, and in the end Makoto does what he does best… The characters simply pass for each other, they notice each other, and one of them simply disappears (in this case Akari) and at that moment toono gives a smile as if he understood and overcame everything that was happening with him, and even worse, several of the last pages are dedicated das kanae is a stereotype of a good people character, who appears out of nowhere and loves and does not give up on her, even though she knows that there will never be anything between the two.

I may actually be boring here, but for me, the first (best) phase of the toono's life just didn't have the finish it deserved.
Besides, everything is good, the art is exceptional, very beautiful features, and the best part, they do not save paintings, and this is something that I admire a lot, because there are things that can be shown in pens, but if shown in two or three, it improves by 1000%, something that happens constantly.
I think that's it ...