This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Marking Spoilers just in case…The concept is very interesting。 There’s a man who flys around with stars surrounding and following him and you can say that the stars around him seem to be fueled by the wishes of man itself。Instead of following the narrative of the character and their family， the story seems to be more focused on the experiences people had with them。 Which could be compared to meeting GOD， or making a wish on a star and experiencing it come true。The thing is that it’s hopeful and Marking Spoilers just in case…The concept is very interesting。 There’s a man who flys around with stars surrounding and following him and you can say that the stars around him seem to be fueled by the wishes of man itself。Instead of following the narrative of the character and their family， the story seems to be more focused on the experiences people had with them。 Which could be compared to meeting GOD， or making a wish on a star and experiencing it come true。The thing is that it’s hopeful and sorrowful at the same time。 You see stories of miracles following survivors of tragedy to be haunted by guilt， stories of “perfect” love attained， and then lost。 Wishes to be swept into a world of fantasy while a family is breaking apart。It follows events that give a feeling of “It feels too good to be true” but also occasionally hits with a sheer reality that not everyone’s wish does come true， or at least not in the way you’d expect them to be。So now the characters live in a utopia that’s post an event of despair， and escape into what can only be described as dreams recreated to fit into a reality。 。。。more