After your name, Makoto Shinkai's new book disappointed the fans. Why did his new book score fall to a low point?

It's simple. A low evaluation of a film work is nothing more than that the picture or story of the work is unattractive, and then the values of the film are different from those of those who give bad reviews, or even the opposite. Makoto Shinkai's latest film "The Son of the Weather" is such a typical film. I summed up the reasons why several viewers gave bad reviews.

One is because expectations are too high. Obviously, the story in Your Name is very touching, suspenseful and brain-burning. The story is compact, and there is no sleepy point in the middle to make the audience feel uncomfortable. So these people went to see The Son of the Weather with this idea, but the story of The Son of the Weather is really far from the previous work, so the people who gave bad reviews at this starting point should all be fans of Your Name.

Another kind of people just don't understand the story of the son of the weather and feel very hurt. The reason for this feeling is that the audience and Makoto Shinkai have different values, and they don't even like the story content of The Son of the Weather. There are many opinions about the bad reviews with different values, that is, the male master is a sophomore, and some people think that the male master is too selfish to let the world shine for himself. I think the audience who think so is selfish.

If the story is not attractive, I think that although the story of the son of the weather is not brain-burning, there is no big turning point and reversal, it cannot be said that a story that goes well is not good. Although the man and the woman were never separated from each other from the beginning, and the story was not cruel, the story was still very touching and there was nothing wrong with it.

I personally like the son of the weather. I think Makoto Shinkai's works are dedicated to himself and young people, but all normal mortals will choose to give up what everyone needs for love, because we are all ordinary people.