Reviews for Heaven and Demon Manga

This review contains spoilers. In the beginning, I didn't think the attack was beautiful, and on top of that, the old man who received it was too sluggish, and he didn't like Muryari Threatening Sex... he seemed frustrated, but I believed everyone's reviews and endured and surpassed the first volume. Then, at the end of volume 2, Bab-chan unfolds all at once, and what happened?! I can't hide my surprise at the temperature difference from the beginning. Now, I am convinced that rough healing was effective for blue demons who were traumatized, and that Tengoku needed love for blue demons to accept. It was amazing that the process leading up to that point and each other's changes were carefully depicted.

This review contains spoilers. but it was insanely good!! I'm not good at writing good sentences without vocabulary, so I was at a loss as to whether to write a review, but really, is the cover blurry? It's completely different from that feeling, and it's so deep, and each one is caught up in things like past trauma, and I couldn't even imagine from the cover that it's a story where Aoki sensei and Tengoku sensei remove their shackles while having a relationship with each other! Why is Tengoku sensei obsessed with Ao Oni sensei at first... and I wonder if it's okay to do so much at school! I mean, Tengoku sensei's eyes aren't laughing and I'm scared... and is Ao Oni-sensei innocent and cute, but kinda funny? And I was convinced after reading volume 2, even though I didn't really understand the relationship between the two of them. I was blown away by the fact that it was such a deep and well-made story. There are times when I can't keep up with my understanding of stories that are personally important because they are difficult to express or describe (reading comprehension issues?) This game didn't have that! So it makes me feel refreshed even after reading it, which is amazing! I had that impression. Seems like a sequel is out, so I'm going to buy that one too!

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering what would happen if volume 1 was too perverse, or rather too complicated, but I'm glad I was able to be really happy in volume 2. The old man took it, but it's good.

This review contains spoilers. In the first volume, the school nurse Tengoku Sensei sees through the deep psychology of her colleague Aoki sensei, discovers past traumas, and uses her body to uncover them. In the second volume, such a mysterious darkness and trauma of Tengoku Sensei, who cannot be read at all, is revealed... until two clumsy people are freed from their past and realize that their obsession is love. An emotionless Tengoku sensei is like a child, and an exhausted Ao Oni sensei is a handsome guy with inclusiveness. The final ectic scene from Muryari's aggressive play around the beginning. I'm glad that this process of change has taken place. Everyone said in the reviews, “Anyway, be sure to read 're'!” So I'm looking forward to reading it!

This review contains spoilers. It's been a long time, but I thought it was a little bad that I liked the pictures, but since they were discounted and the reviews were good across the board, I bought it this time! Well, I'm very satisfied! At first, I had a bit of a clean habit, like being a bit of a clean person, but as I read it, I was drawn into the story, and I went crazy reading through volume 2. It was amazing that even the smallest nuances were conveyed with psychological depictions and small facial expressions! Of course. I would buy it again!!! Both of them have dragged on from their childhood complexes, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it continues after this! I definitely recommend this work!! I'd like to check out the other works too!

This review contains spoilers. This is a story I wanted to read because everyone reviewed the “re” follower a while ago. I was finally able to read it. I really love this story! Certainly, at first, I thought Tengoku's actions and eyes were psycho, but... when I finished reading it, I was filled with the thought that it was such a high quality story!! I'm writing very slowly and carefully about how they are exposed to their imprisoned past, gradually freed, and turned into love. Even if Tengoku-san isn't aware of it, I can watch and feel how something is changing, such as looking eyes, kisses, and hugs. The sense of conversation and laughter was also exquisite, and there were a few pressure points. After all, at the end of the second volume, “Here's the problem!” It was a scene that conveyed my feelings from, and it was such a wonderful scene that it was worth watching here alone. Do you think I'll read “Re,” which everyone has received even higher reviews from now on?

This review contains spoilers. I wrote it as an old man, but... A love affair only comes from adults who both accept childhood traumas. I wonder if you can pry off your partner's weak points only because you have a different view of romance, it's just uneven