A fantasy story with a fairly solid internal logic and well-written characters. I like how Holo is a powerful yet weak being, and she's not a fantastical being who redefines the world she belongs to; she's a being who represents an anomaly in that world.
And on the other hand, the economic theme, which you might find boring, is very original, and you learn the basics along the way.
The landscapes are a work of art, seemingly oil paintings, and perhaps the use of CGI is a bit lacking, but it doesn't interrupt the wonder you're witnessing. The romance is slow but well-crafted, and the best part
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