I loved the ending. Many of those immortal x mortal troupes either magically turns one of them into the other species or leave an open "and they lived happily ever after" ending. This is bittersweet and didn't appeal to the eternal happiness.
Would liked better if it deepened the characters back stories though, did the deity simply cease to exist? Or did they start to live with humans? His other half was like a sibling or lover? (Would be even sadder if his other half was the god's lover though). Did Izuki have a bad childhood? Why was he so superficial?
I loved the ending. Many of those immortal x mortal troupes either magically turns one of them into the other species or leave an open "and they lived happily ever after" ending. This is bittersweet and didn't appeal to the eternal happiness.
Would liked better if it deepened the characters back stories though, did the deity simply cease to exist? Or did they start to live with humans? His other half was like a sibling or lover? (Would be even sadder if his other half was the god's lover though). Did Izuki have a bad childhood? Why was he so superficial?