Reviews for Twittering Birds Never Fly Manga

This review contains spoilers. I want to cherish them like the two of them. Be tempted to break your opponent like a broken thing. But even if I break it, I want to hold it in my arms. As I read it, I thought I wanted to have that kind of love. It makes me cry.

This review contains spoilers. When I reread the long-awaited volume 9, from around volume 5, the clumsy pure love between these two people was irresistible, and the contact case that was in Momome Oni's room stuck in my chest and I cried even more. I decided to live in the same world as Yashiro until Sumi was added, but that's not going to change that easily. Yashiro thinks that the reason Momome demon sleeps and gets angry with other men is that it's funny, and Momome Oni doesn't say anything superfluous so that Yashiro doesn't run away, so they know each other is important and unique, but the food scene after Momome Oni knows that Yashiro only responds to him was irresistibly awesome. I'm worried that there are still a lot of things going on, but I hope the two of them will somehow be happy at the end because they are two people who don't mind sacrificing for each other.

This review contains spoilers. Basically, I read BL lightly, to make me feel happy, and to relieve stress. But scolding is different. Squirrels are “exceptional.” The depth of darkness of Mr. Yashiro, the unwavering strength of the Momome Oni, and the coolness of men living in the world of Gokudō. Well, I think yakuza probably aren't cool in this day and age. I think it's a world where everything was done beautifully. But everyone knows it in their hearts. The world is made up of only beautiful things! I mean. As the volume continues up to this point, it is very attractively depicted that many characters are living with various things. Of course, Yashiro and Momome Oni, but what stuck in my mind was the scene where Hirata, who lost the conflict, and Misumi faced each other at the end. Hirata has always wanted to be recognized and watched by Sankaku. Because of that, both Sankaku's partner and Yashiro got in the way. Sankaku knows everything and tells me to die without permission in places I don't know. Han!! Even though I think this isn't BL anymore, it's just Ninxia's, I'm aggrieved by the way men live. I said it was Ninxia's, but don't worry, the scene between Yashiro and Momome Oni is really mesmerizing. In order to enjoy this scene, I also enjoy rereading the Ninxia scene over and over again to understand the relationship between the groups.

This review contains spoilers. It's a mix of Gokudō Monogatari and BL, and I like all the good characters. Reminiscence scenes have also come up, and the story has always been connected, so I read it over and over again. Personally, I like cool, beautiful (looking) boys like Yashiro who are fascinated by the girl they like but are helplessly attracted to them. It makes me cringe. Momome demon, make me happy!!

This review contains spoilers. I came across Naruto when 7 volumes were on sale. I was made to cry in a lot of scenes. In volume 8, which I waited so hard, it was a sad and painful development that made me feel that people would change as time went by. Volume 9 of Momome Demon's Untangled Attitude, Yatsushiro's Feeling Runaway at Nothing, and Unrequited Love along with the work made me feel that people hadn't changed, and once again... I was crying. Yashiro is becoming aware of her own feelings, yet she is unable to accept them. At first glance, I felt that the Momome demon, who became an adult in the eighth generation, was indifferent so as not to be a burden on Yatsushiro's feelings, yet above all else, they were snuggling up with deep understanding and kindness. It's the past of Yatsushiro's childhood that has been talked about since volume 1, but accepting likes and love denies the feelings they have accepted in order to overcome them... It made me feel that insurmountable emotion again in volume 9, and my heart aches because it is linked to the too painful feelings of young Yashiro, and tears come out every time I remember it. When volume 9 was released, I reread it again from volume 1, and I think it's a work that overwhelmingly sets it apart from the others, with illustrations such as a precise story and emotional movements like a novel, and momentary expressions that give a glimpse of true intentions contrary to words were added to it. It is a work that praises sadness and captures emotions tightly. I read volume 9, and when I listened to the theme song for the movie Yoru, they matched so well that I couldn't get out of my view of the world even more. Thank you, Professor Yoneda, for creating this work and letting me discover it! I've always been a fan!

This review contains spoilers. Watch up to volume 9. I feel like the story is finally starting to unfold, but no, there are so many twists and turns that I'm not bored, but it's frustrating. That's no good. I want to know the ending. Will there really be a happy ending?

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I want Yashiro and Momome Oni to be happy, and I was shocked by Yashiro's sad face when I found a tattoo on Momome's back, but it's just a bad end

This review contains spoilers. How long I've been waiting for this day since I finished reading the first volume ‼ ︎! My heart got hot when I read the obi, and I was finally able to hear the voice of Momome Oni no Kokoro. I read it every time with a feeling of praying that Yashiro, who has a hard time facing his own heart, can accept love because it's a tangled string of feelings that cannot be easily solved simply because they just like them, because they never seem to be able to get along with it, and above all else, whether Yashiro, who has a hard time facing his own heart, can accept love. Even though the kisses that fill in the gaps between the lines are so frustrating, sad, and precious in this 9 volumes, I've been watching over them for a long time, so I'm moved by the kisses between them... please give them a future of rest...