Don't let the tragedy tag dissuade you from this masterpiece. Recommended for all! 10/10
Despite this having the tragedy tag, it is very uplifting and delivers about as happy of an ending as you can expect, all things considered. You should definitely be left feeling happy and thankful for what the characters were able to communicate to and receive from each other. One of the best examples of compassionate true love being the conduit for each other's salvation.
While there are some tear-inducing panels towards the end, they hit hard, in part, because of inspiring tears of joy for reinforcing how strongly the characters cherish each other. Just re-reading some of the last few page of Ch. 32 now... they are so good at conveying that! (Although it's making my throat ache a bit.)
There is some sadness that can come from thinking about the future the main couple missed out on, but Best Girl will not be happy if you dwell overmuch on that, so try not to! 😢
Story-wise, some of the elements may have fit together a little too coincidentally, such as the revealed backstory and the precise timing of how things wrapped up, but that allows the series to come in at ~30 chapters instead of ~200 chapters and makes it excellent for a quick and regular re-read. The ending is very well done, which is rare enough, but very rare for the kind of romantic salvation where (F)MC lifts (F)MC out of despair with reciprocated true love. ReLife comes to mind as something with a similar vibe (in that respect) but it's over 200+ chapters.
This series is not really heavy on romance or "girls love" but I wasn't missing either as the compassionate true love sentiment was so well delivered. I am honestly so happy to have another well-crafted, well-ended short series that I can easily re-read in 3-4 hours!