Reviews for Zhenniao Manga

This review contains spoilers. Poison wears beautiful colors on its body the more beautiful it is, the less likely it is to be harmed by people... it's's love and the fact that they both risk their lives to do it every time you read it, the rate at which the lacrimal gland breaks down faster. I'm moved by the contrast between the color of feathers created by the older brother who tried to become a family for Tsai Hong and the younger brother who was in charge of Tsai Hong, the less likely it is to be harmed by people... there are 2 people The love of Zaihong, the love of Tsai Hung. I'm sure they're both breathtakingly beautiful and opposite... ah, I want to see the real thing! It's disappointing that it's fictional! I think exquisite beauty always has poison, and I'm sure the white that has been purified through that poison isn't just white is definitely a way of life itself. I admire it. The second volume, “The Bird of the Sky,” is another story about different birds. This one is amazing too. It's so deep, and it gets closer and closer to the core while making you read between the lines while smelling it. My heart gets hot for Liu Xin and Gye as they try to protect each other by hiding insanely poison inside the monochromatic feathers. Then I remembered that “ban” was originally a word used for birds... it's a work where I think the true beauty lies here. It's a treasure.

This review contains spoilers. I read “Polar Night” a while ago and didn't think about reading this extra edition of “-Gen-,” which was recorded at the same time, after reading the main story. For now, this is a “-Gen-” review. I plan to read “The Bird of Heiwa” later. The teacher's design, which fits well with the world view and atmosphere of the beautiful work, is very nice. The beauty of Tsai Hong in particular was amazing, and I thought it would have been difficult to draw such detailed and beautiful feathers. The character “” is rare, and when I looked it up, it is said that it is a legendary Chinese bird with poison, and it seems that alcohol soaked in feathers was used for murder. Jen's feathers become beautiful when she eats poison. It's extremely toxic to a person who loves it. There is no life if bitten, but even so, keeping a beautiful Jen was a status. Faye is a former shogun and now a shogun. My older brother, who was the caretaker, was killed by Tsai Hong, who has beautiful feathers like a rainbow, but I am watching Tsai Hong's physical condition at the request. Tsai Hong's sorrow when she learned that Fei's older brother, who treated Tsai Hong like a family member, had his body eroded by poison. And the truth of his death was too sad. After that, Tsai Hong deliberately kept humans away. Even though he is a birdman, Jen's heart is no different from a human being. It was also quite natural that Fei and Tsai Hong were attracted to each other. I also understand that he quit his job as shogun for Tsai Hong and lived deep in the mountains. I also felt it was beautiful that Tsai Hong's feathers turned white like snow after painfully removing poison for Fei. The world view, pictures, and story of the story were wonderful, and I was particularly attracted to Tsai Hong's characters. It's a beautiful work where you can fully immerse yourself in the worldview of the work as if you were in another world while reading it. In the afterword, the teacher wrote about a food that inspired me to draw this work, and I was surprised that it developed with BL ideas from there, leading to this wonderful work. The imagination is amazing. After reading this work, I recommend reading the extra edition in “Polar Night,” which I wrote at the beginning. I was able to enjoy these two happy people who had so much fun. “Polar Night” is also a wonderful work, so be sure to check it out.

This review contains spoilers. It's a precious book that feels wasteful to think that there are a certain number of people who don't read it no matter what genre they are grouped into. For now, I want BL readers who like foreign objects to read it. So I want people who don't like people outside, but who like fantasy, to read it. Are you a little bad at painting? If you can go with the genres described above, no problem!!!! I love people and fantasy, so I'm addicted to it! First, the settings are great. This is a setting that normal humans would hardly be able to do, and the concept of poison clearly shows the difference as a species. Poison that only has an adverse effect on the human body for humans can be Jen's unique identity. It's too sad to watch such irreconcilable love and conflict between races!!!! Sadness is at its maximum from race settings, yet the relationships are even heavier!! (I'm praising you) While I'm aggrieved that relationships that aren't straightforward are slowly getting closer, I'm aggrieved in another sense by the sadness I understand when the past comes to light. The ecchi scene... was amazing too, yes. Immense. People x humans, outsiders x outsiders, and outsiders x humans all had their own personality, and any pattern was good. What they all have in common is that the relationship between the two is heavy and sad. Can any of these films have a proper happy ending for 2 people? There are so many tough scenes that I feel uneasy, but the flirty love scene that I drew only because I overcame that was already amazing!!!

This review contains spoilers. Demon birds or birdmen... people may have different tastes when it comes to the design, but I like it because it feels appropriate for the times. I think it's a story I'll take my time to read, so I wanted to slowly reread it with a drink and my favorite snack on my day off.

This review contains spoilers. I don't really like Alien or the Beast Man series, but I like the Birdman series ✨ Bird Feathers and the Kind are beautiful, so I definitely liked this work too ❤ Polar Night was also very interesting and the extra edition was recorded there, so I've always been curious ♦ Tsai Hong was so cute! The story was also sad, and if we stayed together too much, the deadly poison would revolve around, and I was wondering how they would take their turn, but how will they get rid of the poison! and... but I think it would be very painful to remove the poison, and it was also left by my older brother... it was very sad. But it's so nice that they abandoned their feathered colors and government positions in order to eventually become each other's parents? I think Pure White Feathers is absolutely beautiful, and would you like to read the extra edition of Tsai Hung in color? I think it's a work that now exceeds the BL category in a good sense ⤴

This review contains spoilers. Jen has beautiful wings and deadly poison. They are kept for human greed so that they cannot live without human hands, yet they are unable to interact with people due to their deadly poison, which forces them to be lonely. The fate of Jen, who is swayed by human selfishness, is sad. Bunzen-sensei's works always have the sadness, pain, and beauty of loving, and while the end is sad, the characters have their own happiness, and the warm ending is wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. The story of Birdman who cleans his feathers by storing poison in his body and the person who makes up such a birdman has a unique worldview, but it's very interesting, and there are parts that make my heart ache, such as being killed saying that there is no meaning unless there is a beautiful color, or being offended because there is no color, but there was a happy time after that, so I was saved

This review contains spoilers. Demon bird Jen and Jen are siblings who wear beautiful feathers with poison that has eaten and stored up poison. I couldn't stop my tears in the scene where it became clear what Tsai Fong, a lonely and healthy demon bird, wanted, and why Ran, the older brother who keeps a kind Gen, was bitten to death by Tsai Fong. The last one where the pure white Tsai Fong, who had been poisoned, was loved by Fei and seemed happy was also very beautiful