The plot with its mix of action, humor and drama, is intriguing, and the development of the protagonist Tokiyuki, as well as the antagonist Takauji Ashikaga, is well executed. The criticism about the use of 3D animation in some scenes is valid, as it can break the immersion at certain moments. However, the historical basis and Japanese culture, added to the good construction of the narrative.
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That's right, whether it's because of the particularly presented and developed characters that it has, as well as the historical and cultural basis of the anime or even the animation itself that it has, they can generate that interest in wanting to see her.
Thank you very much for the support.