Maybe I knew the plot early in the morning, so I felt that the rhythm of the first half was a bit slow for me, but if you look closely, in fact, every dream in each paragraph represents the life that everyone yearns for. The Yanzhu family and the Tanjiro family, especially I saw the part where Yanzhu talked to his younger brother, and I felt a little bit, and when Tanjirou left his family, the corners of my eyes were already wet. When it came time to play, every minute and every second was very tight, and I couldn't stop to rest for a while. From Xiahong to Shanghong, the painting is also very good, and the soundtrack is really very enthusiastic! I started to fight from Yanzhuyi Wozuo and I wanted to cry (can I not fight, I won't...), every move and every style is very gorgeous, and at the end, of course, I can't stop crying. When the theme song "Flame" came out, I saw "Thank you" and "Goodbye" in the lyrics, and I couldn't stop crying. Compared to the first time I listened to it, I seemed to understand the lyrics better. If you have a chance, you really want to see it, it's really worth it. There are many feelings that you can't tell, and you have to see it in person to understand the feeling. What is unfair is the difference between ghosts and people. Without rebirth, it is certain that Yanzhu will defeat Yiwozu, but it is this unfair and helpless situation that brings out the world view of ghosts, plus the story behind it. When it comes to the story behind the ghosts, in fact, each ghost has its own experience.
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