It's an honest story; you feel that everything is connected somehow. The entire work is based on emotions and tragic pasts because it takes place after World War III. It aims to touch you in that way through all its characters, and I honestly think it will Shy is a protagonist who fits that description—someone weak yet strong in times of crisis, alongside all the other characters who accompany her, whether men or villains, since this is a story where no one escaped the cruelties of war unscathed. That's the construction of its world I will wait patiently to see the end of the story and hopeit lives up to everything I've read so far, which has honestly been incredibly moving and well-structured

I think it's worth giving it a chance; it's a work full of bravery and courage