I didn't see a satisfactory review, but for myself, I don't seem to have anything to say. I just watched it silently, and then started over from the first episode. If I hadn't held my hand, I would have started the first episode again. Three times, but I'll get tired of it. What impressed me the most was what Satoru often said, "Cheer up, 29 years old!"
Just a brief discussion representing my personal opinion.
I really like the ending. If Satoru didn't return to 29 years old halfway, without the chance of mutual trust with Airi, he would not choose to trust his important partner, he would still choose to fight alone and end in failure again. The last encounter with Airi actually reminded me of "Your Name". Why is the world of anime so beautiful? No matter how the fate of each other changes, they can always meet that person. Maybe it is the compensation or reward that fate gives them. After all, they have saved countless lives.
I also saw the darkest year for humanity. Neighbor aunt sees Wu's hands full of blood and thinks it's a mother-killer; sees an adult man talking to a child and thinks it's not a job or a pedophile; they're acquaintances, but see chocolate coming out of each other's pockets When you find out, you will find that the other party is a chocolate thief, and even your wife is unwilling to trust it... When trust becomes such a luxury and expensive thing, you must treat each other with the greatest malice.
I really like the character of Hyun Yee. Well first of all because I think he's the most handsome male character in the whole show, even though the young Yashiro teacher is handsome too. Most people in life are characters like Hyun Yee. I saw the bruises on other people's bodies, and I just saw them. I didn't want to cause trouble, and I couldn't change the fate of others even if I interfered. I felt that I couldn't play the role of a hero. Maybe I will never have the courage and determination to change the fate of others like Wu, but I hope that I can be a trusted partner of Wu, just like Xian Ye.
Finally, I really like the prelude to the ending song. There is a sense of storytelling.
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