Reviews for Heaven and Demon Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about a mysterious relationship that develops from a naughty exchange between a high school teacher who only gives minimal fuss and a school nurse who is rumored to be suspicious. I thought the structure of the story, where the power relationship changes so brilliantly between volume 1 and volume 2, was wonderful. In the first volume, Tengoku's heartless actions seemed strange and even a little creepy. The figure of taking the blue devil as a hand ball was a pervert, and it felt like he didn't show his true nature rather than his true intentions, and his obsession with the blue demon was innocent like a child relentlessly playing with his favorite toy, and conversely, it created a mysterious atmosphere, and I felt like I didn't understand what they were thinking at all. However, in the second volume, the essence of Tengoku gradually came into view, and the process of being attracted to the blue demon without the person's awareness was carefully expressed, and it felt like various things finally came to pass. At the same time, it was very interesting to see how power relationships gradually changed. At first, Ao Oni was confused by Tengoku, but while his way of thinking did not change consistently, Tengoku was gradually stimulated by his entrenched identity, and the way it changed fluffily and flexibly was well expressed. I feel like the story progressed without blurring because Ao Oni's core is solid. Also, it was impressive that the dialogue selection was so good. There were a lot of quotes scattered around that stuck to me, and they touched my heart.

This review contains spoilers. I think the picture was very nice. The picture was rated ★ 5 because it was drawn cleanly and properly. I didn't really like the story about being tied by a belt, but it was a very elaborate story.

This review contains spoilers. Tengoku sensei was quite a psychopath in the first volume, and it felt like I couldn't even sympathize with it... but from the end of the first volume...? are they getting along in the second volume...? And Dele is catching a glimpse little by little...? I ended up getting addicted to it~. If anyone has given up on the first volume, definitely read the second volume too! I want to say that. That Tengoku sensei is going to change! Because it's amazing! A place where two people are aware that they like each other and are looking for each other is good! The story after this, “Demon to Tengoku Re,” is also insanely good!

This review contains spoilers. It's probably a story about a man who admits his true, timid and miserable self and wants to be loved, and a man who is frightened and runs away from love even though his love is denied... It's a difficult story to interpret, so even after reading it twice, I'm not sure if I can understand Aoki sensei's true intentions. What's more, “above” was a landmine for all of me. But “below” it makes for a good story! I had that conviction for some reason, and it was just what I was convinced of. It was a heavy and difficult story, but I'm glad both of them really knew about “love” at the end.

This review contains spoilers. Two people (Ao Oni and Tengoku) who have hearts broken by their childhood experiences meet, and each other's heartbreaks are healed and saved as they deepen their relationship... Frankly speaking, it was interesting. It was interesting, but there was something I couldn't sympathize with Tengoku's actions and way of thinking in the first volume. One is that the blue demon, who had an M temperament due to repeated abuse from his mother (being kind after being punished), was amused, treated him as a toy, and forced to play SM at school. The other is sex education involving practical skills for troubled student Kasai-kun!? I don't understand it. Kasai-kun found restraint marks on Ao Oni's wrist and was aware of the relationship between Ao Oni and Tengoku, but does that mean Tengoku also played SM against students? Kasai-kun was delighted that his field of vision and various things had expanded so quickly, but does that mean that he was able to solve his worries even though people didn't know what would save them? Tengoku itself was hurt by being suddenly rejected by her older brother who replaced her parents when she was a child (older brother isn't bad, parents are bad), and this may cause distortion in the way of thinking, but I feel that Tengoku itself has a problem with her astonished way of thinking and acting against blue demons and students. I like fun things and interesting things, but I wanted Tengoku to have a kind heart that cares for people who are a little more traumatized or have trouble. At the end of the second volume, it seems that Tengoku has changed quite a bit for the better.

This review contains spoilers. I was concerned about the high reviews, and there were price cuts and last-minute coupons, so I took the plunge and bought them. The old man was the main character, and it was also the first time I received the work, so honestly, I was hooked. is volume 1 forced? and it's a bit like brainwashing (how to use the trauma word for acceptance is exquisite and dangerous ← I was personally scared), but I can't refuse it strongly (... why?) Volume 2 completely reverses the attack and becomes cute (young), what happened!!? and surprise!! After reading it over and over again, I feel like I finally understood the two of them. As for things from the past, I think there are still things we need to overcome, but I was really glad that these two people met and that they both saw (accepted) “who we are”. The excitement slowly creeps in. I think there are many opinions, but I definitely want you to read it!!

This review contains spoilers. The aggressive concept of chastity is loose, and there are also entanglements with characters other than the one with a name. Be careful if you like works where basic reception is loved because it seems like an all-out attack.