Reviews for Heaven and Demon Manga

The old men were obsessed with each other's sexual tendencies. My uncle is traumatized. good. I thought the reception was really tired when I first saw it, but that's good. That makes it better. I definitely want people to read it.

There are times when I don't often read Ojisan as the main one, so I was attracted to high reviews and bought it while wondering if it was a genre I wasn't good at. As a result, I reread it over and over again, and it makes me feel happy (laughs) Humanity is created by having each past. It's nice that it's realistic too. Unaware babies are too cute.

I thought the attack was a no-brawn game, but there are also childish places, so it's cute. The story is solid, so it's interesting not only within the BL framework, but also as a comic. I'm looking forward to the sequel

It was so cute when a nice old man drowned in love... and it was so erotic and awesome!

I don't usually read Restraint Systems, but I really liked this one from the first page! How cute is it to be dependent, restrained, and jealous. It was awesome!!!

Personally, it really stuck with me that I want you to love me, not just the way I am, but the one that will change. I read it while thinking that rather than being restricted from changing as it is now, or don't change because you love it... adults who understand things well or aren't too distraught can be bothersome.

I was wondering if the trial reading and the beginning of the reading were sexual stories, but maybe it's a more fundamental story. There was something particularly stuck with me in the second half of the conversation. I recommend it.

The person drawing is an illustrator and doesn't seem to be able to draw comics, but that's probably why the character drawings are realistic (it looks like they were drawn by a real caricature artist. My heart fluttered as I felt like it was nonfiction (it made me think it was definitely somewhere). Oh, if it were a place like that, I could watch it! With Ao Oni sensei, it's fun. Ao Oni sensei's feeling of being a tired old man is also real and arousing. The beginning was clearly strong, but thanks to Ao Oni-sensei's proclivities, Strong Zero becomes a no-brainer! So, that kind of relationship continued, and the process of overcoming trauma together with Tengoku sensei, who twisted me was painful, painful, and happy.

It's kind of an amazing title, so I shunned it even when it got high reviews, but it was a waste! I wish I had read it sooner. between fellow teachers. Being an adult is bothersome, but I thought it would be nice after all.

Both Ao Oni sensei and Tengoku sensei are so cute and I love it. ••I like depicting feelings of being forced or hurt, so I highly recommend it to those who like that kind of thing!

I also like the way the story is recommended, and the process of the two of them facing their inner self is really interesting. It's great that the characters aren't around either! I can't help but look forward to the sequel now!

The process by which each other understood each other's heart (even if it wasn't intended), and that led to salvation was excellent. I want to reread it.

I liked the old man and was attracted to the cover, and after reading the reviews, there seemed to be no mistake, so I bought it. It's nice that they both harbor darkness and act like they aren't dragged that heavily seem like older people. As they become adults, they learn how to stop thinking of wounds as wounds, and if nothing happens, they learn the art of putting a lid on. If you do that, on the contrary, you won't be able to sublimate, but it's also true that if you don't do that, you won't be able to live. The exchange between the two, who became misleading men as a result of being misled, was both sad and adorable. They were two people who made up for each other's missing pieces. Be happy!

I loved the attacking Tengoku characters. A health doctor with a beautiful appearance and dark stomach. That's good. The story was also interesting because it clearly depicts the feeling that the two are gradually attracted to each other. And since one book wasn't enough, it was good that the upper and lower volumes were good.

What type of comic was that! I like the fact that Tengoku sensei and Aoki sensei gradually realise that they are in love with each other. Be happy forever! It makes me want to think that.

I've reread it twice. The pictures are also messy, but I like them. There are no complaints about the story. The characters were good too.

That was interesting. I was thrilled by such developments as elucidating potential deep psychology. It's good to have a relationship where you can understand the other person's thoughts if you take a close look at them.

This is a story about Tengoku sensei, 32 years old, and Ao Oni sensei, 36 years old. Tengoku sensei has a cute S and is wonderful.

At first, they were laid-back, then gradually their attacks were reduced, and I thought it was great that the two met. The last daily communication was good. I wonder which one is offense or attack lol