The Turning Point

As the heroine, Furukawa Nagisa, used her last bit of strength to look at her daughter's face, she gazed gently at Okazaki Tomoya, then slowly closed her eyes. Her hand slipped limply down.

With Dango Daikazoku's BGM playing over the warm, gentle animation, the scene looked like a heartwarming, happy family life straight out of a feel-good anime!

But the actual story left even loyal fans like Qiu Qian completely stunned!

All you could say was that the Animation Production Team had applied the technique of Lejing Xie'ai to the anime—and the result was undoubtedly far more powerful than a straightforward expression of tragedy!

"Look, it's Ushio's face." The scene of the male lead fighting back tears beside Furukawa Nagisa, trying to rouse his wife, truly shattered many viewers!

The anime began flashing through various scenes of Furukawa Nagisa from the series, all showing her laughing happily and energetically in warm, heartwarming moments. Then the camera shifted to Furukawa Nagisa, the sole heroine of the popular anime Lannad, and showed her final scene: her peaceful face on the bed!

Just like she was asleep!

The anime's story took a somewhat baffling turn. The scene flashed, and suddenly they were back on the hill where Okazaki Tomoya and Furukawa Nagisa had first met in Episode 1.

Furukawa Nagisa continued her usual self-talk, but Okazaki Tomoya didn't answer her!

"If only I hadn't answered her. If only we'd gone our separate ways!"

"I wouldn't have met Nagisa or married her, and Ushio wouldn't have been born. Then that tragedy wouldn't have happened!"

"If only we'd never met."

That was what Okazaki Tomoya thought as he walked past Furukawa Nagisa without responding to her self-talk!

This scene showed Okazaki Tomoya's immediate thoughts after Furukawa Nagisa died in childbirth! It simply borrowed the setting