The translation is if there is still tomorrow. I'm curious how it was translated. The introduction is rather boring, reminiscent of a terminally ill mother smiling and smiling at tomorrow. In fact, the heroine is quite jumpy. . . Type of hysteria. The heroine has always hoped to have a perfect life in the last days, but unfortunately the people around her did not cooperate. She knew that she was confused by her illness and she would not treat her, and those who did not know her condition thought she was neurotic and crazy. Because once the plan she designed goes off track, she will go crazy. For example, she has always regarded digging a swimming pool as her current life goal, but it has never been possible to dig it.
The lines are very exciting, especially when the heroine is angry~~ There is a kind of cold humor, which is very funny. Sometimes the heroine will make you feel like you're a half-dead, hurry up and get your lunch, you patient is blinding.
In the last episode of the first season, the heroine's son found in the garage a gift that the heroine had prepared for him when he was 20 years old. That part was a little tearful.
Heard there was a third season? Personally, I think the first season, at most the second season, is enough.
After all, the heroine was terminally ill, and she died of sadness.
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