Reviews for Twittering Birds Never Fly Manga

I feel like I've been grabbed by my heart. so sad, so adorable... It's amazing that they first brought Don't Stay Gold. At the end of volume 1, I understood Yashiro's thoughts, and I got goose bumps.

I bought and read BL for the first time on Mineru. Even though it's sad, it also has a sense of humor. It's so deep, I want them to be saved, but I wonder if there is salvation; all the characters are charming people, not to mention Yashiro, but I really hope that everyone is happy.

At first, I liked the pictures, but since they were from the yakuza, I thought it would be difficult to talk about. But as I read on, I felt a sense of sadness and suffering. I was so addicted to it that I bought it all at once.

As I read it, is it BL? I thought so. I fell in love with Yashiro's humanity. Even though it's relaxing, it's like the weight of sleeping once... there's an indescribable contradiction deep. In the picture, she was in a beautiful suit. I bought it because I was curious about the continuation, but I read it over and over again without any regrets. It's not Kyun or anything, it's sad.

I like the fact that each of Yoneda Kou's works has an atmosphere and is rich in content. I like both starting with “no matter what...” and “nonetheless...”. The atmosphere is quite different from the previous work “Chiru ~”, but I like it even more than that. I feel that the tough view of the world and Yoneda Kou's paintings are a perfect match. The cover and the color pages inserted are very beautiful. It's impossible for me to predict the future of Momome Oni and Yashiro-san, but I can't help but hope that they will be happy. It hasn't been long since the new publication came out, but I'm worried about the continuation. I like it so much that I'm buying paper books! I'm sure there are people who avoid it because it's Yakuza stuff, but this is a work I definitely want you to read.

Both Yashiro and Momome Oni are so cool... watching them makes me sad, but there are scenes where I can really laugh, so I'm addicted to reading them! I hope the two of them will be happy... and I like Sankaku-san whose parents are stupid lol

The content is really intense! Yashiro is beautiful and cool! The happy ending is good, but I still don't know what lies ahead, so I'm curious. I recommend this work!

The Flightless Bird with Feathers Feathers “Kids Can't Choose Their Parents...” I've been hesitant to buy for a long time because I hate yakuza, but when I bought only 1 volume, it was interesting, and I bought up to 7 volumes at once. The color covers are all beautiful and look like a scene from a movie. It seems that Yashiro's past is so intense that he is desperately trying to preserve it alone at the last minute. I definitely want them both to be happy! But it seems like death is easy to get close to the two of them, so I'm afraid of the future

I like Yoneda sensei's gentle, heart-wrenching view of the world. I want them both to be happy! I sincerely hope so. Reading it over and over again makes me think about gaze, facial expressions, interpretation of words, etc., and it's interesting and sad even if I read it over and over again. The feeling of being able to laugh a little bit is also excellent. The picture is beautiful, and both Yashiro and Momome Oni are just cool as men. Please make them happy, please!

At first, I watched it in a theatrical animation. I really wanted to watch the continuation, so I bought the comic. I'm addicted to Yashiro's good looks and the mommy demon! It's a yakuza thing, but there are places where I can laugh a little bit, so I'm entertained. It's a sad and sad love, but I love it ♪

I want them to end happily, I'm scared they're both going to disappear easily, I love this work and I want to watch it forever... please...

I wasn't interested just by reading the synopsis, and it was a work I went through at least once. However, once I started reading it, I felt sad about the deep worldview and human relationships, especially the way Yashiro's identity existed. The unique world of Ninxia and relationships with police organizations and killers are also realistic, and they are intricately intertwined, and I think this work is worth reading even when ignoring the BL genre. I was completely unsatisfied with just reading it about twice (I couldn't fully understand the content), so I bought the entire volume and reread it over and over again. Then, the meaning of unspeakable feelings and actions came to be understood later, and every time I discovered something new, I never got tired of reading them over and over again.

It's an amazing comic. I wasn't good at Yakuza stuff, but I was drawn into the content and read it. I feel like it's beyond BL. I'm really curious about the whereabouts of Yashiro's love. I'm so worried that I want to buy it. I'm worried about the future course of the conflict. I definitely want everyone to read it.

I left after reading volume 1. Maybe I wasn't able to read this in real time... it's too sad. When it was volume 1, why was it Ninxia Monk? I also thought, but in order to create a worldview of this work, I had to clean up. Yoneda sensei is awesome! crying

wow!! It was so painful and frustrating that I wanted to scream every volume. There is no other work I am so drawn to. The view of the world is amazing! Can Yashiro be happy?? I can't imagine... it looks like the next volume is going to be turbulent too! I just read it and I want to see the next one! I'm waiting!!

I just can't wait for the continuation. Even though they are painfully seeking each other, complex human feelings swirl around. I hope the end has a warm and happy ending.

Feelings and changes in feelings were clearly written, and I thought it was a heavy work that didn't hurt reading it.