Reviews for Twittering Birds Never Fly Manga

This review contains spoilers. The contents of one volume at a time are so thick and thick... It's really painful to watch Yashiro, whose heart was shaken by the Momome Demon and his body only responds to him. Momome Oni has carvings on his back saying that if he is in an undercover business, he can stay connected to Yashiro, and it looks like a main job in its own way, but this is also sad. I want them to be accepted even if the Momome Oni, whom I met for the first time in 4 years, is determined to deny their past self. There is also the fact that it's 893 things, so not only is it simply swollen that adults fall in love with, but it also makes it more interesting because of the fact that it's stuck in the background. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of ending awaits the two of them again!

This review contains spoilers. I think everyone has rankings, but my number one in the BL genre is “Chirping Birds Don't Flap Their Wings”!!! I've been addicted to BL Numa relatively recently, so I first thought I'd dig deeper into BL comics that I should definitely read while referring to the opinions of (BL Numa) seniors, and when I was looking them up, they were recommended with a 90% chance, so when I tried reading them, it was right up to my seniors. Monogotsu was interesting (thanks) When I was in the first round, it was already so interesting that I couldn't read the feelings of the two people too much, and the scene where Yashiro didn't accept Momome Oni in the second round and remembered the past and cried was unbearable () I was reunited in volume 7 and thought that Momome Oni wasn't anywhere even if I didn't know what the Momome Oni was thinking, and it was sad how much Momome Oni finally fell in love with Yashiro in the third round I wanted to read Teruka, I couldn't stop crying over love that was too big when I understood if they had suppressed their emotions, Yakuza Mono, I don't like violence, and I want to read it mainly on flirtation! It may not sting people, but if you like stories that focus on the story and make your heart ache, I definitely want you to read it! The more I read it, the more interesting it is!! I'm happy to have come across this comic ♡ Yoneda Kou-sensei, I love it ♡

This review contains spoilers. A beautiful picture is the most attractive thing. Love, the search for what love is. Will we meet again, connect our bodies, and honestly accept love? I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I really, really love. Once I read it, there were a lot of characters, and the content of Yakuza was difficult and a little difficult to get into, but I couldn't stop buying it without taking my eyes off the story of Yashiro and Momome Demon. I've read up to 9 volumes, and I'm aggrieved by the frustration and sadness of the relationship between the two, which isn't progressing easily. After two weeks, I was finally able to understand the characters and story to some extent, and I fell in love with this work even more... But it's really so sad that I'm at a loss as to whether to read it for the second week, so I can only read it when my heart is fine (laughs) I hope the two of them are rewarded... I'm looking forward to the next volume too!

This review contains spoilers. When I started reading volume 1, it was probably because I bought it to use a coupon to buy some titles, but I was worried about the continuation, so I read up to volume 9. I like stories about relationships where beautiful people appear with smooth pictures and are muddy, so I was right in the middle of my liking. Yashiro is strong and brittle, gentle, tall, and beautiful. It's kind of shocking that Momome Oni has become a yakuza, and that a woman has been born, but I really like the relationship between the two people who have met again, and it's sad that it's different from before.

This review contains spoilers. I read volumes 1 through 9 in one go. Volume 9 was so sad that it became painful. I can't believe yakuza stuff makes it so painful. I want Yashiro and Momome Oni to be absolutely happy, and it's certain that they have feelings for each other, so I want them to bond. Personally, I want Yashiro to have a relationship where Momome Oni is more unbearable than with other men and Yaru, and if possible, there is nothing. It's been over 10 years since the first edition and it hasn't been completed yet, so I wanted to meet him after it was completed.

This review contains spoilers. It's a Yakuza work that has complicated relationships, etc., and a lot of foreshadowing, and the story has so much depth that I'm addicted to it. It is recommended for those who want to enjoy not only romance and sex scenes, but also rich stories.

This review contains spoilers. When the Momome demon asks questions in quick succession to confirm, “I like you,” which Yashiro must have been rubbing in until now, combined with his expression, it's sad and unbearable. The act of Momome demon against him also made me want to cry that he clearly sensed the soft part that Yashiro had hidden, which I had caught a glimpse 4 years ago. Gently warm them up, Momome demon...

This review contains spoilers. I really like the picture, but once I read it, I couldn't tell the difference between the bad content and the characters, so I stopped halfway through. So, I read it because I really didn't want to touch it, and it was so good that I thought I'd read it one more time after all. You don't read it by flowing it smoothly; it's really deep when you read it by chewing slowly. I'm totally addicted to it. I read up to 5 volumes, and no matter where Hirata went, he was the worst guy ever since he was young. Sankaku doesn't have much eye for Hirata.