Reviews for The Obsessed Mage and His Beloved Statue Bride: She Cannot Resist His Seductive Voice Manga

This review contains spoilers. The sight of Alistair growing up in a good-looking manner and the sight of her suffering from heartache while cherishing the stone statue come and go. My heart hurts all over here too. Anyway, the picture is cute and cool.

This review contains spoilers. The settings are the first thing I get excited about! The younger beautiful boy is showing off his older sex appeal and is beautiful. Alistair, who has been waiting for her petrified lover Lala for a long time, becomes a yandere, and tries to lock her in by turning Lala into pleasure. This is Delusional Feast from Beautiful Yandere. The picture is beautiful, and Alistair's sex appeal, sad expression, and heavy feelings are well expressed. The parts that were easily described in the original novel are also drawn in a complementary manner, so even though the original story has already been read, I just bought the comic version.

This review contains spoilers. I was moved by the fact that Pygmalion would be such a wonderful story. From Lala's point of view, a child who recognized him as being like her son made me think that suddenly becoming a human being done from a stone statue might look a bit tough even as an adult, but other than that, almost all Alice does is just doing what Lala did. At the beginning, I skipped reading the line “You're good” when taking Alice in as simply a frame to advance the story, but after reading the scene of the proposal in a horse-drawn carriage, I realized that it was a word I was really happy to be said. I haven't used it (since I haven't been told for a few minutes...), but I think I'll tell someone if I get a chance. I thought that both the writer who can write this kind of sentence and Sekimori, who can understand it and express it so three-dimensionally, must be a kind person who is sensitive to the subtleties of the human mind. From now on, if you can write works that make you feel kind when you read them, please do so! Oh, and until now, comicalize and novelize tend to be hard, or rather unnatural, and I believed the original was the most interesting one, but I also read this original story, and when it's interesting, I tend to follow the story in a hurry and skip the details, so I thought I could read it carefully if it's a manga. (I don't remember the original story of Alice and Lala's encounter scene, but it was an emotional scene I should read the manga and try it out! I recognized it.) I'm glad I read it.

This review contains spoilers. My mentor is cute and I love him. The disciples also love their mentor completely. I love him too much, but I think his mentor who accepts anything is amazing.

This review contains spoilers. It was 00 a long time ago. wow! Why don't you do it without having to do it! It's like that. I look forward to it every month, and honestly, I can't get over it! I always think this month was really good too.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine, Lala, is smart yet too kind, and the root of this is childhood loneliness... Growing up receiving all of Lala's love, Alistair loved Lala... I can't stop the tender tears in the shape of love that are sprinkled with every episode!

This review contains spoilers. Alistair, who has wanted to be loved by Lala since she was taken in as a child, is cute. Lala, who cleans it up with something common in her childhood and doesn't notice it at all, is also awesome. As the title suggests, I am fascinated by the development and wonderful design. There is no doubt that it is a work that will make you read more and more.