[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1: An unquestionably blockbuster work, with an unpredictable development and ending! Ai Shikina is in charge of three patients with "Illes," a mysterious disease that keeps them asleep. When Ai consults her grandmother, a yuta (medium), about a cure, she is told that if she performs "mabugumi" (soul salvation) in the patient's dream world, the patient will awaken. Ai follows her advice, dives into the dream world, and together with her soul alter ego...
Strong Start, Poor Finish
This story (two books to be precise) didn't need to be over 700 pages long.
The premise is a doctor has to travel into the dreams of her patients to help them deal with their trauma and save their souls.
Great premise and great start, but the writing is surprisingly dry and repetitive. This repetition builds up as you're fed with more information, which makes both books very bloated.
I pushed to the end because the mystery was intriguing, but the writing was so annoying I mostly skim read the