Reviews for The Vessel of a Transparent Love Manga

This review contains spoilers. it's an outsider, but... It was my first time reading this type of setting! A monster called “Akashibito” that lives on people's emotions?? So, it is said that negative emotions accumulate in the stomach in particular... Akashibi no Shiro signs a contract with Miki, who has an unhappy constitution, and she becomes more energetic. but... Happien at the end! That was interesting!

This review contains spoilers. Very popular, full of eroticism, cute, and sparkling...! It's not a work like that, and the atmosphere is rather quiet and dark. However, the nature of Shiro and the words and actions of Miki, like Our Lady, who is more compassionate than anyone else despite her unhappy constitution, were very delicate and beautiful, and I was drawn into the worldview. Whereas some people think of it as a “monster that feeds on people's misfortune,” I really like the fact that Miki describes it as “a beautiful creature that can obtain nutrition by connecting with people.” There's no denying the slightly opportunistic part, but it was great for me as a Happien Chef myself. May the two of you always be happy ★

This review contains spoilers. Congratulations on the BL Awards 2023 Best Deep category nominations. I heard it would make me cry and I subscribed. The depth of the pattern matched the story, and even though it was a fantasy setting, there was something realistic about it, and there was something that stuck in my heart. Shiro from “Akashibito” lives by eating away at people's misfortunes x Miki, who has an unhappy constitution. Miki signed a contract with Shiro if her unhappy constitution would be useful to others, and they decided to live together. As they spend time together, Shiro begins to feel pain she had never known before. It's a story where Shiro changes as she comes into contact with something called love even though she's supposed to be satisfied but hasn't been satisfied for a long time. The setting for “Akashibito” was interesting. I thought love was poison, but when I think that there is life beyond that suffering, I realize that love has many facets. It was a wonderful story about Miki's love being poured into an empty container with nothing, filling it up and forming Shiro. As for Miki's unhappy constitution, it was also good that by spending time with Shiro, Miki herself became positive and not just unhappy. I wonder if these two are going to fight or something? I can't imagine that!

This review contains spoilers. isn't it too good!!!? It's relaxing... it feels good and painful (what?) That's it. Doesn't it feel like that when you read Sad God Works? just me?? The monologue is careful, the pictures are beautiful, and the tempo of the story is just right... they said it was a battle with the number of pages in the afterword, but they put it together so well that it was great for me... it made me cry... my tummy suddenly... my chubby tummy doesn't seem lovely either... that's right. what is this.

This review contains spoilers. I don't want a comment, I want a like button anymore. I don't want to talk about my impressions of this work. The content feels like it goes beyond BL, but it's really good, so I recommend it to everyone! This work isn't “love love,” but “love,” so there may be people who don't like it. However, it is a well-read work, so if you are interested, I definitely want you to read it. In the author's later book, I read that it was a story that would fit neatly after Shiro passed away, and I thought the author was happy with the real thing. However, how would people who read this work evaluate it? I think, but being a happy cook, I'm delighted.

This review contains spoilers. It was a story that really stuck in my heart. The way each depiction is shown and the way the story is structured is very careful, and it's heartwarming to watch. As the author's afterword is an afterword, there is a space for two people only because it is a combination of unsteadiness that doesn't understand human emotions and receiving Our Lady, who has an unhappy constitution, and watching a quiet life where no one interferes with their space makes me feel very happy. When I look at the author's afterword, I think there was such a conflict, so I personally want you to read the afterword too! They are both attracted to each other, but since Shiro's meals are negative human emotions, I don't know why Shiro thinks that way, as the taste of the negative feelings that Miki has gradually becomes bitter... I thought it would be carefully written about Shiro's change of heart as she comes to know her emotions and comes to know love in her life with Miki. There is eroticism in it, but I feel that the S00 scene is also beautiful. It's completed in a space of two people, but it's not a story where the two are at the center of the world, and the stance is like a common story in a common city in the world where there are various people? I really like it.)) It's not common when you're outside, is it...? This is a work I want you to read at least once!

This review contains spoilers. I've loved it since my debut work and bought it from the author! “Akashibito” Shiro, who lives on human misfortune, has had an unhappy constitution since childhood, and is a very kind Miki. Not to mention the storyteller Hitomi's view of the world, but I fell in love with her unexpected facial expressions, how she built her muscles, and her delicate body lines, and it was a blessing to my eyes. It's a miraculous story of love between two people who were always “alone”!