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The concept was good, but not enough to save the storyline this time.
Yep.
There was nothing awful about it, but it definitely isn’t memorable.
The idea, the atmosphere, the humor (even though I didn’t always understand everything), and the dynamics between Great and Dech are awesome-tier.
The yearning of Dech? OMG (heart emoji)
What kept this show from being a home run for me is the direction the plot took. What kept it from being a ten-star show is the direction the plot went. Actually, I don’t know whether to give it a 6.5 or be nice and round it up to a 7.
I can’t really explain in detail all the ways it didn’t meet my expectations without spoiling it, so I’ll just say that the last 50% of this left me disappointed. I just wanted more interaction between the main characters and less of everything else. At a certain point in the story, I realized things were just… happening. Events occurred because the plot required them to, and there wasn’t a strong motivation tying the moments together. Characters made decisions because the story needed them to, not because it particularly made sense for them. And I really hoped for more interaction between the characters in the “present.”
This wasn’t innovative, super emotional, or particularly dynamic, but it was fun and (sometimes) sweet. Even though it wasn’t for me, I think it would be a great introduction to the transmigration genre.
There was nothing awful about it, but it definitely isn’t memorable.
The idea, the atmosphere, the humor (even though I didn’t always understand everything), and the dynamics between Great and Dech are awesome-tier.
The yearning of Dech? OMG (heart emoji)
What kept this show from being a home run for me is the direction the plot took. What kept it from being a ten-star show is the direction the plot went. Actually, I don’t know whether to give it a 6.5 or be nice and round it up to a 7.
I can’t really explain in detail all the ways it didn’t meet my expectations without spoiling it, so I’ll just say that the last 50% of this left me disappointed. I just wanted more interaction between the main characters and less of everything else. At a certain point in the story, I realized things were just… happening. Events occurred because the plot required them to, and there wasn’t a strong motivation tying the moments together. Characters made decisions because the story needed them to, not because it particularly made sense for them. And I really hoped for more interaction between the characters in the “present.”
This wasn’t innovative, super emotional, or particularly dynamic, but it was fun and (sometimes) sweet. Even though it wasn’t for me, I think it would be a great introduction to the transmigration genre.
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