If I had to use a term that describes why this is a must read, I would say it's "immersive".
If you like stories of struggle and difficulties, real characters that are humans and not just super intelligent or prepared for everything, relatable characters as well as supernatural elements that increase the beauty of the story, this is the right place for you.
This Light Novel is the second work of Hachimoku sensei. The plot is quite simple, but the story wrap up in a beautiful way.
Story (9): The story itself is nothing new. Time travel factor, a romantic hint and drama, but the environment as well
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 Alternative TitlesJapanese: きのうの春で、君を待つ More titlesInformationType: Light Novel
Volumes: 1
Chapters: 7
Status: Finished
Published: Apr 17, 2020
Theme:
Time Travel
Serialization:
None Statistics Ranked: #6592 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #10844
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Dec 30, 2022
I picked up this book at the store on a whim solely because of the cover, as the colors of the cherry blossoms and the realistic feel of the scenery really stood out to me—and boy was it worth it.
Plot (8/10): While the plot isn't anything too crazy, I do believe that it is unique in its own way. I have read plenty of stories regarding time travel, but none included a phenomenon like the "rollback," so the story felt fresh. The ending of the story I thought was well done, the book does its fair amount of foreshadowing and so I kind of got ... 
Aug 12, 2023
It‘s a very clever piece. I‘d see it on eye level with Tunnel to Summer. You can definitely see the author‘s style and his fascination with time travel, especially a concept called boot-strap paradox but I’d say the it‘s slightly more complex than TtS. And the author does another amazing job at showing how fragile human relationships can be, how single events can flip any relationship upside down.
In terms of plot, it feels more consistent compared to TtS, something is just always going on, however, the climax comes near the very end, so if you decide to read, don‘t give up halfway if the ... |
