Reviews for The Vessel of a Transparent Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was a really deep story. “Akashibito” lives off negative human emotions. The story begins where she meets Miki, who has an unhappy constitution, and comes close thinking that this person would live a long time. However, this does not mean that she lives while wishing for Miki's misfortune, and Shiro has a very compassionate personality. Shinozaki is Miki's boss and used to be an “Akashibito.” The interaction and entanglement of these 3 people is really wonderful! The words Shinozaki said to Shiro and Miki, who were reborn as human beings after being touched by true love, were really moving... I felt my lacrimal glands relax. Not only do you make them happy, but they also make you happy. What a wonderful phrase... There is only one scene where Shinozaki kisses her beloved daughter, but it was really wonderful and made my heart warm. The way Shiro, who has been reborn as a human being, is puzzled by the various changes in her body was also cute and thrilling lol seriously, there is no doubt that it's an adult BL!! I bought it and it was great!

This review contains spoilers. Simply put, it was a story where the unhappy protagonist picks up Ayakashibito and lives together. My heart is struck by the depiction of Shiro, who is supposed to feed mainly on negative human emotions and lust, weakens day by day hoping for Miki's happiness... Saying that love wasn't poison really makes me cry anymore. It makes me cry. I definitely want you to read it!! The picture also had a unique atmosphere, and I felt that the delicate minds of the characters were conveyed a lot from the thinness of the lines. It's already an insanely good work. What happiest.

This review contains spoilers. I've been laughing a few times. The afterword said, “I'm worried that it would be more beautiful as a story if Shiro disappeared like this...” but when it disappeared, I was shocked and fell down! Thank you for not erasing it! I'm glad you made them both happy

This review contains spoilers. the vessel of the soul is love, isn't it? For Shiro-san, she was probably searching for a host and looking for a replacement partner with the intention of life support, and she was wandering around there without being able to find love after all, and her encounter with Miki was misled by the dilemma that disappeared when love overflowed, and I almost cried while reading.

This review contains spoilers. I liked all of the strange stories and pictures. A strange Shiro called Miki, an unhappy and friendly young man named Akashibito. I was first drawn to Shiro's good-looking look, but it was so nice to see how little by little I felt the subtlety of my heart in the days I spent with Miki. I was relieved to read how Miki also became able to have positive feelings when she met Shiro. I was a little nervous at the end, but I'm glad it was Happien. It was a memorable work.

This review contains spoilers. You're not a person who lives on people's emotions. Anyway, I'm unlucky, and I meet Miki, who is always being swept away by negative emotions, and it's like Shiro's first emotion is like a newborn baby, but it makes me cry that I want to take care of those feelings and Miki at the risk of my life. At last, it's the same for Miki, who changes by spending time with Shiro. I just thought it was a hit, but I'm glad it was Happien. The two people who will grow old together in the future were very smiling. The fact that Miki, who has an unkempt head after that, is spoiled by Shiro in the kitchen is so cute.

This review contains spoilers. Dougami Miki, who has an unhappy constitution, meets a mysterious man with pure white hair when she was hit in eight at work, yelled at on a crowded train, and hit a telephone pole with torn paper bags. “Can't you give me your misfortune?” The man who fell down and the kind-hearted Miki brought her home. The man was not a human, but an “Akashibito” who lived deeply without getting involved with people due to continuing misfortunes, made a contract with the man if she was needed and useful, and gave the man the name Shiro as proof of her contract. It is said that sexual activity is quick to absorb nutrients, but please refrain from that, and the lives of the two will begin. Both food and sleep are necessary. The missing Shiro detects the ups and downs of Miki's emotions by the amount of nutrients flowing into her. Even if Shiro absorbs Miki's emotions, it doesn't mean that Miki's constitution changes, but it calms me down a lot when I ask Shiro about that day and various things. At the same time, it makes me feel bitter about the misfortune I should have been used to. Meanwhile, a warm feeling for Miki is born in Shiro, which is nothing more than a vessel for human unhappiness. It is called “Akashibito.” The setting is pretty fluffy, but it was nice that it was an old man's fairy in a coat.

This review contains spoilers. The design was also delicate and easy to read, but the story was too beautiful. The content was something I hadn't seen very often, and it was very interesting.