Reviews for This Night's Everything Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was an assassination scene all of a sudden from the beginning, so I was wondering how it would unfold as a BL... That was a great story. Aoi, who has joined the organization with a certain determination, is cool at first, but gradually opens up her heart only to Nanasai. Aoi's delle in the second half is too cute! The first half isn't erotic, but the story foreshadows are good, and the assassination scene is really cool! I think it's really interesting even if it's not BL. And the second half is really erotic. The last one was a happy ending. After the author's afterword, there is also a love episode between the two that followed.

This review contains spoilers. When a man who just played a role and had nothing knows about love and obsession, he can do anything because he doesn't need anything else. In an age with an atmosphere like the end of the Edo period, in a world where wearing a sword is still possible, the skilled Nanasei, who performs a role without loyalty in a cleaning unit called a private guard for politicians, is in charge of Aoi, who enlisted for unknown purposes. Nanao was identified and a suspicious person was buried, but even after 3 years, Aoi was still alive. What's more, I didn't let Aoi get her hands dirty. Seven blue protected the beautiful and cute Aoi. Knowing Aoi's purpose, they took revenge, and decided to live together. While being chased, two people with important things live their lives. It's a shadowy story, and it's definitely not bright. An escape at the risk of life. But I wonder if it's a little light. Minazuki-sensei's work is quite old, and the picture is quite different from what it is now, but the taste hasn't changed. I wonder how far the two of them can live.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's well-organized as a story. However, when weapons of security and terrorism become swords, will the era be set around the early Meiji period? Western clothing and hairstyles are too modern in terms of historical evidence, so I interpreted this as the past setting of Parallel World Japan, not actual Japan.

This review contains spoilers. The story was a bit difficult. I mean, the scene structure of the story was so hard to understand that I couldn't get into it... I'm glad I was able to understand it from the middle. At last, it was a wonderful end where the two of them felt like they were able to see the light.

This review contains spoilers. Is the setting of the story difficult to understand by standing reading? I didn't really like the picture either, so I was at a loss about purchasing it. However, it has high ratings and good review ratings on other sites, so I bought it when it was discounted. As a result, it was a great answer. I was drawn in as soon as I read the story's sense of the world, and I felt that the pictures, which I felt were characteristic, were beautiful because their expressions spoke properly. I think charismatic leaders also have dark spots, but why did they let them escape... I wonder if they wanted them to write a little more deeply about the feelings of the members who were left behind. It's sad that they're happy, but only each other's existence is everything...

This review contains spoilers. The picture was similar to a tegami bee or a recent D gray, so I bought it somehow, but hmm... it feels like it's neither possible nor impossible. The content is more like a short shonen comic than BL. It's pure, so it might not be enough for people looking for eroticism.