Reviews for Heaven and Demon Manga

This review contains spoilers. Ao Oni sensei is 36 years old, so it would be a pity to say that his old man took him, but he looked worn out and was just an old man. But why is this old man Nakanaka so tasty! It's shown that Tengoku sensei is the one who forgives, acknowledges, and heals the traumatized Ao Oni sensei, and in fact, it's Aogi sensei who heals Tengoku sensei, who is deeply relentless... it was a well-crafted story!

This review contains spoilers. Unbridled attacks and troublesome responses. Past events have shaped the way we think about romance, and there is also a big difference in how we think about each other. Even so, I thought the process of being attracted to each other was carefully depicted! I love this story anyway. Writing the second volume was amazing. I never thought Attack, who had never been in a relationship, would be this cute.

This review contains spoilers. Insanely good. I couldn't read Tengoku sensei's speculations when he first got involved with Aoki sensei, but I guess I found it without even being aware of it since he was assigned. Tengoku sensei, who was cool, gradually got out of shape, and where was that coolness at the end?! The way it changed so nicely was a sight to behold. The puzzled look is cute. At first glance, they don't seem to fit at all, but they are a perfect match. The content and pictures were all great. You can enjoy reading it over and over again. I want to see more of the two of them. Even a short film is fine, so I'd be happy if you draw it somewhere.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I really like. It's an attack that says that kissing and sexual activity cannot be done without someone you have love for, and that there is no need for such things as acceptance and affection. Beyond these two differences in their thoughts, they both acknowledge that they “like” each other at the end. It's emo. Susumu has been traumatized by her mother in the past, and she has a tendency to feel painful due to her M temperament due to that influence. I'm glad the attack that noticed this and blamed it was a no-S attack. The picture was also very beautiful.

This review contains spoilers. Both the content and the design are insanely impressive. However, what was a soft SM at first ended up being lovey-dovey, but I feel like I wanted to see even more of their various entanglements. It was put together in volume 2 in a bit of a hurry, but I am satisfied. I feel like if there's a sequel, I'd like to read it.

This review contains spoilers. The smirk behind Tengoku sensei's smile when he was chasing Ao Oni sensei was sometimes cute and made me laugh. Until now, I came here feeling like a good-looking guy, relaxed, and fun, but after becoming aware of my feelings, it was also wonderful that he was good at being spoiled, straightforward, and full of cuteness ☆ At first, I thought Aoki sensei looked too old, but on the contrary, maybe it was good because he was an old man... The story development was good and I was drawn into the story and it was really interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I was a little surprised by the setting (at school!?) I was able to read on and on with the clean pictures. The upper and lower volumes each have their own volume. Her appearance is slightly old (appropriate for her age), but she gradually looks cute during the story, and her aggressive personality is cute at the end, making her feel so young. The colors are also varied in terms of settings, but thanks to the refreshing design, it's not really cool. I'd like to read another work with the duo of these two.