Reviews for BUDDHIST PRIEST & A SPIDER Manga

It wasn't as spider-like as I thought, and I was a little disappointed, but as I read on, I felt like I became addicted to it. Various anthropomorphic characters have appeared, which is interesting.

Attacking was the opposite of what I had imagined! Monks are so sexy, so that's clear! The appearance of spiders was so gross that I was hesitant to buy them, but once I got used to it, they didn't even look cute (laughs)

This work showcases the cuteness of Jin. It's so innocent that it seems like it might stick to my nose, but Mune-san clings it so well, so I enjoyed reading it. Simultaneous recording is the supporting characters octopus and crocodile. This was fun too! I was able to read it at a great price with discounts and coupons, so 1 star is a bonus. White Blurry Cover includes bottom and back covers

Things that aren't human... A story about a monk who can see demons and Spider-Man traveling while messing around. The era was Japan when people spent their time wearing kimonos. is that so?! There are also surprising developments, and there are settings where I wonder if that's the case, and I wonder if the content is right... it's a shame that it ended with so many mysteries in the end. I didn't really understand the difference between demons that humans can see and demons that can't be seen. How much time has passed and you don't understand?? But if it's a demon's lifespan, I think it's okay for people who know it. There was laughter, eroticism, pain, and love, and I was curious just because it was funny. I read under the cover and learned that even with the author's settings, it was still absurd... There is also Octopus Man and his lover, who appeared in the title as a spin-off. Here, it's now modern, and I'm no longer a monk lol lol

This is my first writer. The reviews were good, so I bought it. It was easier to read than I thought because it was a specter (monster) thing. I was surprised that the attack response I had anticipated was reversed. In the naughty scene, only facial features are human, but since the body is foreign, it was strangely sexy, probably because of a sense of immorality? Who is Mune-san after all? I'm a little worried.

Recommended for those who focus on the story. The content is so rich that you don't really feel like BL, so it's recommended even for people who are new to BL.

The monk who received it is too cute. I also like the feeling that they love Spider-kun and accept him with inclusiveness.

This is an outsider genre, so be careful. That being said, they're almost humanoid. It's taken by the enemy, but since the attacking spider cub sheds its skin and grows, it's a boy at first, so you can enjoy everything from small attacks to big attacks. The picture is unusually beautiful.

Spiders are monsters, but the basic ecological setting is an insect spider, isn't it? It reminded me of Honeybee BL or something. When they shed their skin, they suddenly look like a cool young man, but it's cute that the contents haven't changed. Sogen, who is thought to be the only one, is happy. I would also like to see what kind of life they are living in the present day. After that, it's okay for supporting characters, including women, to have proper individuality.

This is my first time as an artist, but I was interested in the Japanese-style character on the cover, so I bought it. It was a monster, very good at drawing, and it was nice to hang around even though the story was sad. It's a good read. was the other couple cute too?

The pictures are beautiful, but the story was particularly elaborate, and it was a great read! Spiders attack, so play unique to spiders is also a must-see.

The fact that the attack was favorable was cute. I wanted to read more of their stories.

Spiders become adults! I like the octopus story too~ it was more of a fantasy than a BL.

There were people who looked at the reviews and said, “It would be a waste not to read it because it's a spider,” and there was some resistance to Spider-Man, but the reviews were good, so I bought it again. I'm glad I actually read it! The spider in the title work is kind of cute! Even when it comes to spiders, they basically look like humans, + it feels like spiders have a few hands, so I didn't feel very uncomfortable. Other than the title work, there was a story about The Prince and the Octopus (Octopus), which felt like a spin-off. Here, too, the basic feeling is that the octopus element is positive for people, so there was little resistance. Both were solid stories, and although it was a fantasy about monsters, I really enjoyed it! The play unique to outsiders is also a sight to behold!

The title work was interesting, but I also liked the story about the bonus shark. I also love the fact that women are strong and nice buddies every time.

It's a mysterious world, but there are various developments until the end, so it was a work I could enjoy. Sogen is also sexy, but I wonder why Jin-kun the spider feels more erotic... Women are ferocious in this story, and that was also a pressure point.

I'm glad the story was filled with a lot of unexpectedness. The pattern is cuter than I expected, and if you think it's serious, that's not the case; if you think it's an attack on a boy who doesn't attack younger people, there's some ingenuity, and things like beast ears grow and they're tied up outdoors... It's wide and shallow, and it feels like you can enjoy a lot of things. The characters appearing in the other story are also slightly connected to the title work. However, when it comes to sexual depiction, it seemed that there wasn't much intensity in spite of the number of times it was depicted. Maybe that was a little unsatisfactory.