Reviews for Black Sun Manga

The artist's pictures are simply beautiful, and the composition and background are wonderful. I want to read the sequel to The Two Freed. I definitely want to ask for it!

The first volume of this work came out over 15 years ago... so I don't feel like I can talk about it in my current sense. Even so, I think it still works well enough for people who like the Middle Ages, royal families, knights, etc. I thought it was a pretty bold scenario, such as combining fictional but intense BL with period ones. It's just my image, but the development of BL in the old days was aggressive, or rather, there's a tendency for people to want to bring it in right away. I thought so too when I recently read some old works by another writer. This one also has a similar feeling, but since there are battles, invasions, and conquests in the historical background, there was a feeling that it was somehow naturally accepted. So, little by little, “why is that happening?” There are things like “don't bring it to an amazing development,” but the way to bring it in and fold it up is so bold that I read it while being swallowed up by the momentum, and I was drawn into the story with so much intensity that I enjoyed it. I like it so much that I reread it several times (I noticed that I hadn't reviewed it after about 3 times), but I also think it might not be accepted by everyone...

I couldn't forget the shock of the “Hug Experiment,” and I started this one too. A good-looking Crusader knight is captured by the strongest shogun in the Imperial Army and taken away by the Empire as a prisoner of war. The story is that while they are enemies called shogun and prisoner of war, the two are gradually attracted to each other... This Ogasawara Uki sensei has a very unique sensibility, and this sense of humor becomes a habit. I couldn't stop laughing in the perverted scene where the almost uncensored standing tinko appeared all the time, and the moment I thought, “What the hell am I reading?” The picture is super beautiful. Attackers with military uniforms, dark hair, and brown skin are the best. It's a work from 14 years ago, so it must have been difficult to apply the tone... An oblique story development where you don't know if it's okay or bad to laugh. No, but they're doing BL properly. is this okay? The scene they do for the first time is pretty bad when you think about it calmly, but since they're handsome, everything is forgiven. It would have been nice if there was a scene where Okei-san was a little more active in the story, but he's forgiven because he's a handsome guy without it. A good-looking guy is an indulgence. Follower says, “No matter what anyone says, I like it!” I understand the feeling you're saying. I irresistibly like “The Embrace Experiment” and “BLACK SUN,” where a man as strong as steel appears in both. The sight of them confronting each other without hesitation, even if they are driven into a desperate position is insanely cool. I was wondering if this was the author's aesthetics. I love this kind of work. Incidentally, the title of this work is “BLACK SUN.” It seems that it was originally taken from the song of the same name by Deep Can Dance. This song is sooo good. When I listen to this song while reading it, I'm really addicted to it

The story, pictures, and May Club were so wonderful. The content is “huh? Was this BL?” It's a story with such dark content that it's worth reading, and even though B is properly L, that scene was also amazing because there were plenty of situations.

If you look at Follow's reviews and are curious, what a coupon! (^o^)/. Thanks for the review! Ottoman Turkey vs Crusader model fantasy. Brown shogun x beautiful knight. I definitely recommend it if you come to the beautiful Holy Knight, who was taken prisoner by the Empire! What's more, it was also nice that they were rather doting and didn't have painful depictions. oh, that's interesting...!! roll...!! Personally, when I was wondering why the ratings were lower even higher, I thought it was because they stopped being distributed at 1 volume for a while and ended at a good place, and the reviews around the time electronic distribution began were pretty dry. Other people's reviews made me laugh even though I thought it was a gag due to poor correction. Certainly w. There's a holly yo. As long as I feel sorry for myself, I can only write vulgar things like that. I really liked the unique sense of gag, or rather the fact that it wasn't too serious! the character Nicolaides is so interesting lol lol. It's an annoying character, but strangely I can't hate it, or rather, it's really interesting.

The story begins with the enemy Imperial General Gemal bringing back to his country Léonard, the beautiful commander of the monk. Were knights medieval crusaders? where's it? Those who immediately thought... seemed to like history quite a bit, but I wonder if the one that was enjoyed as a story without thinking deeply about the background etc. of this work won... Personally, I think it's a work that I love painting (although of course I love stories). A face with a proboscised gaze. Lips that make you breathe. A body that gets slashed from behind and is involuntarily scratchy. A view overlooking the arena from above... If I was told that it's natural since I'm a manga artist, that's enough, but I get the feeling that Ogasawara-sensei really likes “drawing,” and I even stare at each angle. Oh, when it comes to adoring paintings, there are so many scenes that you can't miss. If you take a look at the reviews section, you should be able to understand why all the reviewers are excited. Anyway, no matter what anyone says, Jemal likes Leonard, and Leonard likes Gemal. And I love this work too! That's all. (I would like to express my sincere gratitude for being healed, moved, and brave by the reviews of the people I follow on the 3rd day of my life when I woke up at 3 a.m.)

I was drawn to the beautiful picture and read it. Not only the characters, but also the costumes and backgrounds are amazing. The story is also interesting and makes me want to reread it over and over again. I recommend it!

The pictures were beautiful, the story was right, there was eroticism, and it was really nice.

Is it wonderful even if you can't show it to the kid that doesn't take up space you met in an e-book? Is this your favorite work, which is in the top five of those works? I recommend it. I've bought all of this artist's other works, but was this one the best?

It's beautiful, erotic, and the story is so intense that I reread it over and over again...!! It's a very nice work (*'∀｀*)

Is the main character Jemal a good-looking, kind, and cool? Jemal is doting on Leonard, and it is slowly coming that Leonard is attracted to Jemal even though she is rebelling? The costumes and background also have an exotic atmosphere, and it's a very beautiful picture. Of course, the two main characters are fascinating, but the characters in charge of the gag and the guessing horse are also drawn in an interesting way, and it's a well-crafted story, and it's an undisputed 5 star. Do you want to read it over and over again?

It's safe to say, the service is there lol lol, of course, the content, etc., but the background and stuff are so beautiful. what kind of gap lol

This is 5 stars for me! The story is powerful and unquestionably interesting, and I'm happy that there are so many entanglements between Jemal and Leonard (^^) I was excited to read the scene where Jemal is quick but unwavering for her loved ones, and Leonard, who accepts and surrenders while thinking like a knight///the scene where dark skin and white skin intersect...! The story is really good too! There are a lot of lines, but personally I didn't care at all. More than that, I was obsessed with the story that unfolded one after another (^^)

Knights seem to choose their own likes and dislikes, but this was interesting. As a prisoner of war... it seems common, but it was nice that they were full of doting on them. Also, it wasn't serious only, and it was nice that they came here and there to make me laugh.

I liked the picture and bought it. In simple terms, until the opposing parties need each other — I thought it was a success story even though I had misunderstood the meaning of the title of the work because there were no details.

178,210 pages, all titled. There are mixed reviews, but well, this was interesting! But maybe it's better not to read too many work descriptions. (It's a little different) The picture is beautiful. The main characters are beautiful.. The background is also detailed and it seems like it will take time... It's hard to understand if frame splitting isn't going well or what's going on at the bottom of the matter! Especially battle scenes (crying). I wonder if this kind of thing happened from the flow of the story before and after rereading it over and over again? That's about what I imagined (laughs). I'm so sorry about that - 0,5. I wonder if there were... many characters? I was able to read it without being too bothered, but maybe it's because I read novels a lot too? There were a lot of frames rather than a lot of characters, so the pictures were hard to understand, and I certainly had the impression that it was a mess. At first, what? That was the beginning, but it went pretty far. Seriously, the main character's change of mind was careful and exciting. The TV face in the second half was cute (laughs). There was also a story about the two of them in the past, so it was worth reading, but it certainly might have been even better if the background around that area was drawn in depth, even if the volume was longer, it would have been even better! However, it seems that serialization was suspended and then resumed, so I wonder if it would have been difficult to make a longer film than this? It was a serious story, and even though there were no stupid pictures, there were stupid supporting characters and comical parts, so it was easy to read. However,... there are quite a few entanglements, and I was surprised that it couldn't be more uncensored... (is it a gag?? The story was interesting because it didn't have much history in the background (as much as I thought), so I gave it 5 stars with support.