This story is synonymous with courage, towards one's own life and that of others. I love how the protagonist, as she relates to those she helps, comes to understand that it's not just about helping for the sake of it, but about understanding those who need it and understanding the meaning of having magic and how to use it. Through her failures and successes, each one leaves her with a valuable lesson, and her attitude is the key to taking things in the best way and accepting when she makes mistakes.

You begin to understand that saving your own life doesn't just mean living many years, but also making the most of the legacy and teachings left to you by your loved ones. It means understanding that living also means transmitting all the love they've given you and a new opportunity to be better every day. The animation was done, not like the best character designs and great effects, but acceptable and in line with the story; the opening and ending were beautiful to me, they even left me with a lump in my throat.

The only drawback or negative aspect I see is the pace. At times, the collection of tears felt slow, and at other times, I was already halfway through the bottle and was like, "At what point?" More because of the time I had to get them and the fact that the ending was left open, I don't know if there will be a second season, but I was left a bit unsatisfied. Oh, the other thing, it's not negative, but it is strange. In some parts, the comedy was felt, and at other times, the plot became dark, so you can feel that back and forth and inconsistency between the atmosphere.