Follow the journey of a childhood couple during the early Showa era, whose own narrative intertwines with the events of their time. The characters are profoundly human, displaying unwavering dedication in the face of death and hardship. It's truly touching.
The art style is nice, though it may not be groundbreaking, it complements the story well. The characters are well-developed and consistent throughout, with familiar faces from Taisho Otome Fairy Tale getting further development, which is a nice touch.
However, one aspect I found lacking was the lack of physical intimacy between the main couple for most of the story. In contrast to Taisho Otome, where this aspect was executed well, here I felt somewhat frustrated for the heroine, who expressed a desire for it. Overall, it's a captivating narrative with relatable characters, though it does have its minor flaws.
