Title: Remember Me
Rating: 4 stars
Synopsis: Immortal spirit Reiko embarks on a journey to unravel a mysterious dream during the Soul Festival, only to be entangled in the mortal realm’s turmoil, alongside a hot-tempered girl Ayame who faces her own challenges.
“Remember Me” is a captivating tale that effortlessly weaves together the supernatural elements of immortal spirits with the gritty reality of mortal lives. The juxtaposition of Reiko, the immortal spirit of the storm, with Ayame, a mortal thrust into a difficult situation, creates a fascinating dynamic that keeps readers engaged throughout the story.
The author skillfully develops the characters of Reiko and Ayame, making them relatable and endearing. Reiko’s quest to understand her dreams and Ayame’s struggle to survive as a mortal in a war-torn era add depth to the narrative. The interactions between the two characters are filled with humor, heart, and moments of vulnerability that resonate with readers.
The setting of old Nara during the warring era adds a rich historical backdrop to the story, immersing readers in a world of tradition, magic, and political intrigue. The vivid descriptions of the imperial palace and the bustling streets of Sunlit City make the setting come alive, transporting readers to a different time and place.
Overall, “Remember Me” is a compelling read that blends fantasy, mythology, and historical fiction seamlessly. With well-developed characters, a captivating plot, and a richly detailed setting, this book is sure to appeal to fans of fantasy and historical fiction alike. I highly recommend picking up a copy of “Remember Me” and experiencing the enchanting journey for yourself.