How should I put it, the protagonist's experience is similar to mine, and I have also been bullied at school. I know Shogun's heart very well, and seeing his experience is like reminiscing about mine. His inner panic and loneliness were the most unbearable as a child. I also resisted, but the end result was worse than I imagined, and it also hurt my only good friend, causing us to become strangers. I have no friends after that. I don't understand why the good youth becomes the most painful time for me. Therefore, I will be afraid of learning, dare not look directly at others, and become more inferior and helpless. Until now I'm still the isolated one.
There is no big problem in the protagonist's mind, because this is the thought that a teenager will have when he encounters setbacks.
But the downside is that the plot is too twists and turns, and some of the behaviors of the supporting characters are sometimes misleading. And the final reunion was a bit sloppy.
But overall it's been excellent.
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