Ushimitsu Gao

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I genuinely loved it. I'm a great admirer of all of Paru's works—her character designs are captivating, and I deeply appreciate her willingness to explore mature and thought-provoking themes about life.
In what sense is this, or any of the practically worthless histrionic trash that Paru has shat out, remotely thought-provoking?
 
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i didn't thought that it would be this much good i mean i just land it for fun
Its really reflects the real life except the ghost part
and i only know a little things about these relation but now i feel the emotions also
 
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Honestly I liked it- exploring interpersonal issues where both the characters are sorta fucked up by being stuck in their own perspectives. The wife is selfish in an understandable way- her husband totally pushes her away. It's cool that Gao seems to consider them both.....
Though uhhhhhh possessing the husband's body unbeknownst to him was fucked.
 

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