Reviews for Twittering Birds Never Fly Manga

This review contains spoilers. I haven't written a review even though I've been chasing my favorite work for a long time! Maybe they buy magazines every month when they are published, so maybe they review them there? I like Yashiro anyway. However, unlike the feelings I have for the main characters in other comics, I read it with the feeling that I really, really pray that they will be happy from the bottom of my heart. I can't wait to see the two of them happy soon! The story is heavy, so even though it's a work I like, I can't easily read it over and over again, so I read it with all my heart when I read it. Volume 9 had a lot of sad scenes and Yashiro's expression was amazing! I think there will be a lot of conflict stories in volume 10, but I hope you don't get seriously hurt anyway!!! I'll follow it in the magazine again. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I read the 9 volumes I've been waiting for! From the entanglement of Momome Oni and Yashiro until now, and the presence of Sankaku, who has a good taste after all... there are plenty of things already. I read it as if I ruminated over and over again. Momome Oni's tattooed thing about Yashiro's impossible state... and the fight between the two who talk about years ago as if it were yesterday is just unbearable! And I have no choice but a feeling that the wet place over and over... will lead the future of these two people more and more, and at the same time, they will swamp more and more into Yonedakou World.

This review contains spoilers. I think it's a wonderful story that doesn't fit within the BL framework. I want you to unravel the complicated and entangled feelings of the character Yashiro with the honesty of Momome Oni. They are two types of people who don't tell each other everything, so there are times when readers can't see their true intentions... but it's not until they reread them later that they can match their answers, “Oh, was that what happened?” As the story progresses, I reread the past over and over again. I've read and written up to 8 volumes, but the 2 people passing by each other are too sad. I'm reading it because I think what's painful right now is the pain of being born again.

This review contains spoilers. I'm totally addicted to it. Comic+drama CDs are the best! In order to protect Kageyama Clinic from being raised by the group, Yashiro's decision “... is the only one, isn't it?” wow wow!

This review contains spoilers. When I came across this work, I was helplessly drawn to it, and I'm so enthralled that I don't even think about it. Recently, I've been repeatedly reading volumes 1 to 8 of the movie's theme song “Moratorium” as background music, and I'm looking forward to the release of volume 9. When The Clouds Gather was screened, I didn't know about this film and unfortunately I wasn't able to watch it at the movie theater, but I'm expecting the second chapter to be screened. Additional note: I couldn't wait for volume 9 to be released electronically, so I bought it on paper. When I thought it would arrive today, I couldn't stop smirking while I was at work, and it was a pretty suspicious person... Looking at it on paper, this and that destructive power is so lacking, I can't hold back my excitement! Once I've calmed down, I'll watch it one more time. P.S. 2: I also bought the electronic version. Volume 9 is the best! I learned that Yashiro only responds to Momome Oni, and my feelings are leaking out even when I try to hide my happiness ~ Momome Oni ~. Yashiro was also confused, but in the end, she was just thinking about Momome Oni. There may be a different development from the next episode, but I want to keep an eye on Yashiro and Momome Oni.

This review contains spoilers. I'm not good at yakuza stuff, so when I read it casually and finished it, I was really addicted to it. Actually, I've only read 3 volumes. That's because the fun of life ahead will be gone. I'll never stop, so I'm leaving it to myself until volume 9 comes out. I have the impression that a lot of Yakuza stuff are really good-looking guys and seem to be kind only to the main character, but even though this work has a pretty muddy smell, it's kind of sexy! More than just pretty, it has a unique sexiness (irresistible for suit lovers!) This may be due to the author Yoneda sensei's unique touch. I'm not saying that the main characters are expressive, but they are very good at depicting small gestures and changes of mind. The story is a bit complicated, bloody, and has a heavy atmosphere, but sometimes there are parts that make me cringe (I had bad fantasies when I saw the police officer at the police box office!) A view of the world where the heart is tightened by each past and does not fit within the BL framework. The erotic depiction also painfully tightens my heart. It's adult Eros. I'm also convinced that it will be made into a movie. What bothered me a bit was that Yashiro smokes a lot. I smoke in almost every scene, is my health okay? I'm a little worried. (Living in a toilet bowl seems to be worse for your health) I don't think I smoked when I first became a yakuza, so I'm wondering when they became such heavy smokers. Well, maybe that's sexy. But even without cigarettes, Yashiro is sexy.

This review contains spoilers. Even though the way they got involved has changed from before, Momome Oni's unwavering attitude hasn't changed. Rather, isn't your love for Yashiro progressing even further during the 4 years they were apart? Normally, it's a quality where I want the story to be moved rather than dividing pages into sexual depiction, but I can understand for these two that sexual depiction is an important scene as a psychological depiction. Yoneda sensei is amazing.