Reviews for This Night's Everything Manga

It's a hard boiled type, isn't it? Assassination, revenge, bargaining, loneliness, and clumsy love... It's a work you can reread over and over again. do you recommend it?

The story was good too. I read it with a sense of excitement until the end. It's probably a subject that could have been made into a longer film, but it's BL. It was really nice that it was so well put together in one book. I enjoyed the afterglow with Gene. The paintings are also unique, and I really like the artist

They are a dark-haired couple who don't hesitate to kill people and are a bit serious tsundere. It's definitely not a bad ending, but when I think about the two of them in the future, I really like the dark ending, which can't be called a happy ending. I also like the fact that the receiver gets more and more cute as it gets involved with the attack. If it's too serious, it takes energy to reread it, but this story has just the right amount of weight, and it's a story you'll want to reread when you want to read a sad story. It seems that there are people who are interested in the picture, but I think this pattern matches the story and brings out the atmosphere.

I was surprised. what is this?!?! That was so good. At first, I thought the picture was hard to see, but as I was drawn into the story, the sex appeal leaked out. As everyone said, the historical background isn't obvious, but suits and swords are such cool things to wear. I recommend it!!

I love the picture and the story. The sex appeal and coolness of the protagonists, who live in a world next to death, are conveyed very much. The two main characters are charming and adorable, and I can't help but love them! I want them to be happy!!

The entire book is the title work. At first, I didn't really like the picture, so I was at a loss, but I believed the high reviews and bought it. I bought it and got it right! I also liked the development from the second half, and I reread it over and over again.

Great drawing power. It's hard to see a picture that doesn't use tone, but I get the impression that the drawing was done properly in the art world. Especially when naked, the way they build muscle in their arms and legs is excellent, and I even feel sex appeal on my arms in a seven-blue tank top. The story is also an easy-to-read manga where you can understand the truth later, and it's worth reading. If I just reread it from the beginning, is that part of it? There are also places where I can really feel it. Also, I'm worried that Aoi is slightly feminine, but considering the overall atmosphere and the excitement of the first reading, it's a slightly sweet ★ 5. 172 pages in total.

I'm not the type that really likes painting, so I was wondering whether to buy one... but I was right! I like the feeling of coming through these twists and turns rather than something that feels like being lovey-dovey from the beginning.

It was an undisputed attack, Nanasei (stubborn but strong), and Suke/Aoi (cool beauty). The theme seems to be deadly (the world Aoi jumped into), but the cruel scenes are not clearly depicted, and complicated situations are simply understood, so it doesn't interfere with the reader empathizing with the two. It touched my heartstrings a lot, such as Ikken Tarashi-style's big feelings for Nanao no Aoi, and Aoi's real face who is attracted to Nanao. The story progresses rather dry, but I think that was masculine, or rather, not too sentimental, and brought out the coolness of Nanazou. The artist's style of painting is often mentioned, but I like the picture quite a bit, and I think it fits the story. The scene where they connect for the first time was also really nice.

I was a little shy about the design... but the reviews were good, so when I read it, I liked it so much that I read the author's other works, lol. But this work is the best. It's sexy. If it's after the two happy people, I'd like to see a sequel or something.

The unique style of painting and the content of the story are absolutely addictive, and I definitely want to read the sequel to this work! Sophisticated slender suits x Japanese swords, etc. in a fictional period setting like right after the war... are there plenty of small cute elements? I want to read more works like this ✨

The picture and story go very well together. I also really like the view of the world.

I love this view of the world irresistibly. When I thought of paintings as artistic paintings (adding shadows to faces), I didn't care. The author has also drawn anthologies by Naruto (Kakashi-sensei), so I wonder if it fits a deadly worldview. I'm glad I came across this book.

I wonder why this greatest feeling is seriously too great to put into words!

If you like period things from the end of the Edo period and the early Meiji period, I think you'll be completely addicted to it. This is a story about an assassination organization formed during the turbulent period after the war. Is the picture dramatic? It's a style I have a habit, and I wasn't good at first. But it really fits this story! It was bland, accompanied by a sense of sadness, and at the end I felt like I had watched a movie.

I reread it because if I had organized my bookshelves, they would expire this month. Oh, I thought it was a picture with a comic touch like this... but the content is good. If you don't care about pictures (I actually don't really like them), I think you can enjoy it without worrying about that kind of thing as you get closer to the end. There is a slight feeling of sluggishness along the way, but if you like period dramas, it may surprisingly be recommended. Missions and trials and a strange feeling are mixed together (^ ^) Maybe I wanted to see Tsubaki's spin-off too.

At first I was a little baffled by the graphic drawing style touch, but once I started reading it didn't matter anymore? I was drawn in, and on the contrary, it is precisely because of this touch that the story is alive, and I think it has a synergistic effect. The content is also like an assassin group and is based on a review drama, so I was excited for the first time in a long time because it wasn't easy to see the true intentions of the two people in the thrilling development. Other characters are also standing, so it looks like I can draw spin-offs. Once in a while, I highly recommend it to those who want to read BL with a different atmosphere.

It was my first look at the sample, and I felt something similar to a sense of rejection in the unique world view and strong personality (I thought the line below my eyes was a mask/lol), but I wonder why... I've looked at the sample over and over again. Strangely enough, it becomes a habit. if that's the case, are you going to buy it? ... yeah, it was a hit! Even so, after all, painting was a bottleneck, and although it's a style of painting where I understood what I wanted to do, it was so unique that I felt it even philosophically stuck in my nose, and it was a bit difficult at first because of the humidity of the story. But this is also strange, and that personality becomes a habit (laughs) I wonder how many times I've reread it. I've been reading it every day for a while (laughs) It's probably because the story is structured in a neat way. In a sense, it's a meticulous assembly. Very easy to understand in a good sense. (I didn't understand the meaning of the calculation of the number of years that came up halfway...) The story is about a dark organization with a historical background that was destroyed after the war. I think “people” and “feelings” are rooted in a heavy, humid setting with assassination scenes. do you have the illusion that you're watching a film? The screen is somewhat elegant, probably because of its weight. It feels like an “adult screen,” which is the opposite of hustle and bustle and glamor. I felt a pictorial worldview reminiscent of Mamoru Oshii (just me). H is an ant in the second half and isn't persistent, but it has a scent. How good are Aoi ()'s brittle freshness and Nanasei (attack)'s adult pheromones so good? Then, the link between the last frame of the main story and the cover came to my heart. If you read the sample and don't mind the pictures or content, would you recommend reading it? ... I was reluctant to paint, so by all means... (laughs) Now I want to be a fan of this artist. ◎ Contents ☆☆☆☆☆ ◎ Picture ☆☆☆☆ ◎ H trend = excitement in the second half. The depiction is polite and has no vulgarity, yet it has a scent of color. There is no stickiness, moisture, or soggy feeling.

The content is very good, but it's a unique picture, so I recommend it to people who can read it standing up. I liked it, so it was a bit dark at the beginning of the purchase? I read on while feeling anxious about what would happen... and as I read, I thought that and I'm sorry! The story was so organized that I thought, and I'm addicted to it ☆ I really like the atmosphere of the two of them, and it's a work I want to reread. People who are OK with pictures should buy it! (^O^)

I was attracted to everyone's highly rated reviews and cover art, so I bought it. The psychological depiction of humans was easily highlighted, probably because the stage range of this story was not very wide, and I was drawn in more and more as I read it. Aoi and Nanasei, their final feelings for each other were kind of beautiful, sad, and gentle. It's pretty easy to read when it comes to the content of this setting, but it's also easy to read, so if you're looking for a BL that's a little different from usual, don't miss it. Also, the extra edition was only a few pages long, but it was sweet and had excellent destructive power (laughs)