Reviews for Heaven and Demon Manga

This review contains spoilers. I knew it was a hot topic, but I finally bought it! As a result, I was so addicted to it that I bought the first volume and the second volume as if it were playing again. I plan to buy the latest edition and as soon as the coupon comes...! It's so cute that Tengoku sensei, who has plenty of time at first, gradually falls in love with Ao Oni sensei and is able to take off his horn, or rather, roll up. tsundere!

This review contains spoilers. I haven't read it in a long time, but it's really interesting! I'm hesitant to read it, but I always do. It's a little disgusting. I wonder if it's because Aoki sensei looks and what's inside is a real old man? Tengoku sensei and his students are also doing things in the infirmary, behind closed doors, where rumors are raised. But, it's an interesting work that greatly recovers that. The real thrill of SMEch is that they each have their own reasons from the past, so it's nice to be deep in each other's positions! Tying them up or strangling them is good because they have emotions on them when attacking and receiving! Tengoku Turn from Volume 2: I like the place where you go from being a mysterious and psychopath school nurse to being a spoiled boy and troublesome Kamatte-chan! It's cute when your favorite older brother doesn't like you and they want you to take care of them and do bad things!! I love it!!! It becomes Now let's read the sequel!!

This review contains spoilers. Transcendental love between the two began in a way that was hard to understand. That should be it; they are complete beginners in love! The sight of them struggling without being able to name this incomprehensible feeling was both funny and so adorable. Tengoku sensei has a nice face... the psychopath's first face is nice, but his emotionally disturbed face is also very nice.

This review contains spoilers. I think pain and gaze are themes, but until then, there was pleasure from pain/fear of gaze, but in the end, they went beyond that and fell in love with each other, and it was so nice to see each other's painless acts/and look at each other's body and mind! At first, I watched it like “Oh, it hurts, but it's exciting, and people enjoy it,” but I'm really glad that the feelings were drawn more carefully and carefully from the second volume!

This review contains spoilers. I read only the top and bottom volumes. At the time of the trial reading of the first volume, there was a depiction that made me feel hurt, and even though I was worried about the continuation, I was hesitant to buy it because I thought it was something I wasn't good at. (Because I'm not good at hurting people even if I'm happy to receive it) However, I read the review and decided to buy it because I thought this might not be a simple SM thing. And now that I've read the second volume, I can clearly assert that “this is not an SM thing.” I felt that this was a story where people who had been hurt in their childhood were able to strengthen their past just a little bit with each other's help. People who have been hungry for love turn to intense affection when they find something they love. Until now, nothing could stand that love, but both of these people have bottomless love acceptance boxes, so no matter how much love is poured out, they are ruined. If anything, I even feel joy. They are two good matches. I said something I understood, but when I actually read it, what I felt the most was that they were both cute! That's it. Both of them have cute places, so I think I enjoyed reading them until the end. Ao Oni sensei is kind of straightforward and cute, and Tengoku sensei (who bullies Ao Oni sensei when he's pure) is pure in a sense, isn't he? Alassah and Alafoe are definitely cute when they first fall in love with each other!!! This is a perfect work for when you want to see something about life and romance with a good tempo.

This review contains spoilers. It's irresistible to see Tengoku getting more and more swampy. I love pulling up the blue devil at the landing on the stairs!! And above all, it's nice that wet areas look raw. very good.

This review contains spoilers. When I read it, I thought Tengoku's psychopath elements were scary, but it's very interesting how the skin gradually peels off. When I reached the second volume, I was so engrossed that I finished reading it.

This review contains spoilers. Are you traumatized when you go to the infirmary every time, but instead of just doing it, the two of them have the same past? I'm glad the thoughts of the two people, who were so comfortable being imprisoned and taking care of each other little by little, came through!!

This review contains spoilers. It was so much fun! At first, Tengoku sensei was really creepy and scary, but I'm so glad they chose to be with Aoni Sensei by drawing on his honesty and trauma. it's love, isn't it?

This review contains spoilers. It's not just a serious romantic comedy about a traumatized teacher and a school nurse who can clearly see through vulnerable parts. I think it's a good depiction of the main character getting more and more appeased by the school nurse. The main character, who I thought was dull at first, is being developed more and more and he looks cute. Then, a nursing teacher who developed it with ease, and is increasingly attracted to it but is afraid to step in. The deformed characters are also insanely cute, but the erotic scenes are really erotic. It made me want to read more and more.

This review contains spoilers. It was recommended on SNS, and I bought it not only here but also by looking at various reviews. I was wondering for quite a long time whether to buy it without sticking in the trial reading part, but I believed the reviews and read it all the way down. I fell in love with this work from the bottom half, and I loved all of the volumes that followed from there on! If you didn't get stuck halfway through, I definitely want you to read it to the end.