Reviews for The Vessel of a Transparent Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was a very beautiful and wonderful story. What I happened to read before I read this story was something I couldn't read without tears, so I almost lost the center of my mind wondering if they would disappear again... or if they were sad again... ... but! I'm glad I read it to the end. When you choose to be together with the intention of leaving, your soul dwells in the vessel, doesn't it? It was wonderful. The author said that it would be a more beautiful story if it disappeared in the afterword... but no no! It has to be a happy ending...!! I think it's so beautiful and beautiful for the two to live happily. Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, the picture was beautiful and beautiful. The story was also very clean, and I'm glad I bought it. The conversation and atmosphere between Miki, who is full of kindness even though she is hit by small anxiety, and Shiro, who comes into contact with Miki's kindness and meets new emotions, is so comfortable that I read it over and over again! I'm really glad I bought it ~ ♡ The sight of the two loving each other was amazing!

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a perfect match between the moist and soft picture and the view of the world. Shiro, who feeds on misfortune, and Miki, an unhappy young man. I'm excited to start reading stories about things that aren't human, and I'm excited to start reading them. As I spent time with Miki, the gap in feeling that I had strayed from Shiro slowly became more popular. The word “poison,” which suddenly appeared in such gentle and peaceful days, made me feel like I had been brought back from my dream to reality all at once. For Shiro, who said that misfortune, which is a negative emotion, was the greatest treat, a positive emotion... love is nothing but poison. The sense of hopelessness when I understood that, and the feeling that I couldn't suppress the feeling that I had loved it anymore became more and more scary as I read on. I'm supposed to be happy, but when I think that love is eating away at Shiro's body moment by moment, my heart hurts already... Aren't those feelings too painful when you know that the feeling of I love you is hurting the other person?! Naturally, I couldn't stop my tears at the scene where they exchanged their bodies saying it was finally the last time, and have there been such sad scenes between people who love each other until now? and one person was in agony. My lacrimal gland collapsed due to the subsequent monologue and Shiro's line that cared about Miki. Miki speaking to Shiro, who stopped moving in a quiet room, was so sad that I thought it would be really bad at the end like this... God was there. Prove it by dying, the words from that time are connected here, I see. The setting that poisons love works best here, and isn't it strange not to cry?! In another sense, I can't stop crying again. Halfway through, Meriba... I thought it would definitely be a merrival-end, but it was amazing with a spectacular happy ending! It was also in the author's afterword, and I think they were satisfied that the ending other than the happy ending was a wonderful story even though it was sad. I think they're crying after all because they're too sad, but I think there are a lot of people who like laughing people!

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I think the term ephemeral and beautiful fits well. Needless to say, the drawing is beautiful. The characters' expressions, gestures, exhalations, and words were all delicate and clear. In particular, I am moved by the careful way Shiro's emotions move. Shiro, who is not a human being, came to have a human heart due to Miki, and it was profound to see how little by little she knew “what is this” from her first emotion. The feelings that Shiro has for Miki gradually became richer, and there is such a delicacy that she can read with the light and movement of her eyes even though she doesn't show a puzzled expression, and that she can feel it from “...” even though she doesn't put it into words. Even when the two seem to be separated, they quietly wish in their hearts, “I don't want them to leave,” rather than saying it's really exciting. Throughout, it's a work that warms my calm heart, and I can read it while feeling nervous at times. It is recommended for people who want to spend a quiet night with books, and for people who read with a heavy body before falling asleep when they are tired of something.

This review contains spoilers. Read the synopsis, ah! I thought this was a bad thing or that the purchase was unsuccessful, and I thought I'd read it quickly, but when I read it, I couldn't stop crying because of tears. It made us cry because we thought about each other. It was really nerve-wracking along the way, but at the end it was really nice to be able to be there with a smile on each other's faces.

This review contains spoilers. An encounter between Miki, who has an unhappy constitution, and Akashibi Shiro, who sucks up such misfortune as food and just continues to be there. An outdoor fantasy. It took a lot of courage to read it. That's because I'm in the Happien Party. If you were to compare their respective feelings and feelings for each other, what was initially an inorganic black and white color gradually changed into warm colors from one page. It's so fragile, sad, and heart-wrenching, yet it's gentle, warm, and reassuring. The closer the two get, the more the outline of the story becomes apparent, and it seems that they are full of happiness, and it seems that it will break even now. What an ephemeral story... it's been a long time since I cried this much in BL. My nose is blocked and it's painful, but I feel so refreshed after reading it. Thanks for the relief settings. The focus is on the story and there is little eroticism, but Shiro has such an unnuanced sex appeal. The thinness of Miki's body was somewhat real (I hope Miki will get more fat from now on), but that is the main story until later. This is the first time I've cried in the afterword. Anyway, my lacrimal glands were loose. Thank you, teacher. I'm really grateful for the ending, which I thought was beautiful but wasn't.

This review contains spoilers. I read it while wondering if it was a sad ending from the beginning called Unhappy Constitution. While hoping that both of them will be happy. I'm glad it ended with a surprise love. It was really nice. The story and pictures were really good.