This has got to be one of those treasures long forgotten throughout time. Nothing is ever rushed in this manga. It takes its time to unravel each of the character's past and leaves us readers to decide what exactly the truth is. Unlike many present day mangas, PSME is very realistic in terms of the raw emotions the story centres around, and you'd be surprised at how much these emotions govern the story itself, where you're drawn into each characters past and finally know what they were thinking during certain events.
At first we are shown the tragic side of this manga and you would think that that would be the climatic point of this story and the end all of all tragic events, which is true, however it is after this "climatic" point that you begin to realise that it is not the actual event that makes it tragic but how the characters think, feel and interact that you begin to understand the urgency and true sadness the author is trying to convey. Don't get me wrong, you won't be plunged into depression after reading this, it's more one that you will enjoy with its twists and turns and shocking revelations.
