Reviews for White Camellia Manga

I was fascinated by the cover and read it. It was an aesthetically pleasing depiction of the town of Koi Edo, which remains the origin of snow, white camellias, mansions, and monster cats, and it was a moist feeling of reading it. At Yomiho

It was a work where I saw a beautiful picture story from the cover. It was nice to see the camellias so sexy. It makes me enjoy imagining what kind of life the two of them will have with Yukinojo in the future, so I definitely want to watch the long film as well.

I was attracted to the colorful cover and inadvertently bought it in duplicate (hoho) The camellias are beautiful, and I'm glad I was able to enjoy a style different from “Secret Letter,” such as the silence with snow piled up!

There is no waste in the drawing or story at all. Compared to the teacher's other works, there are no messy injuries at all, but even so, even though it's a heavy story, it also has some lightness. I can only say that this is Madarazuki-sensei's sense anymore. Well put together, no complaints, but in stars, 4.5. After all, is it because it's a short story?

This work is included in the first volume of “It's a Secret Letter.” I love the author so much that I am satisfied even with duplicate purchases with the intention of making a donation!! The story makes me cry. Still, Chan and Happien. the best.

With just the scenery, the buildings, and the expression of the sexy man, the frame progresses without dialogue, and the Yuki and White Camellia mansion and the beautiful, fantastic world just like in a movie... it's amazing! It's a beautiful story that changes from friendship to conflict and love between a sharp, shrewd man, a mouse, and a town magistrate. A rat who upholds his own justice and a town magistrate who is obsessed with work. In the end, both of them become honest with their own feelings due to the cats in the Shiratsubaki mansion. You will be drawn into the beautiful pictures and the development of the story. Anyway, the town, snow, white camellia, mansion, and full moon are all beautiful... *“ It's a secret letter!” by the same author Please note that this work is also included in!

It's a secret letter, so I'm addicted to Madarazuki sensei and bought this one too. It's a strange story with no tangles at all, but the mouse was both manly and sexy, and after reading it, my heart warmed like a fairy tale. The secret book was full of gags, but this one has a moist atmosphere, and both worlds are unique, and I think he's a really fascinating writer.

Even though it was a short story, the work was quite challenging to read. But it seems a bit different when it comes to genuine BL... But once in a while, this kind of work is good too, isn't it? would you recommend it?

Surprisingly, it was a good story except for those who came in from “It's a secret letter.” It's BL, but I wonder if BL isn't enough for people who want BL. The content is irresistible for cat lovers. I don't want my cat to be like this, so it's like I want my cat to do everything normal... it's a happy ending, but it's also strangely annoying. He's a good writer.

The darkness in Edo was beautiful. The storm of white camellias was also wonderful. Everything was very good.

I was horrified that I might get caught, but I'm glad I was saved by a white cat... It's one book that still makes me want to read more.

I bought it because I am good at painting. Although it was a short story, it was well-organized and worth reading. Emotional and romantic. It was a work that had a lingering afterglow, and I thought I'd reread it again

The story is so well-crafted and colorful that it seems like it could be made into a period drama scenario as it is. If there was a live action, I'd like to see it. I was attracted to it. I want to see the sequel.

At Yomiho. It was highly rated, so I read it. It was unexpectedly interesting. The pictures were easy to read, and the story was neatly organized, and it was a nice story.

I wasn't interested in period items that went back to the Chonmage era at all, but since Numasuke was interesting, I read this one too, and it was interesting after all. I thought the story was very good at framing while it was only about 50 pages long. The cat was also very cute.