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

This review contains spoilers. It's probably possible since it's a fantasy work, but it's interesting that what was younger becomes older. The kindness and warmth of Lala's point of view is also a good point of the work, but I feel the depth of darkness and obsession from Alistair's point of view and laughing energy.

This review contains spoilers. A disadvantaged childhood, Lala's unpaid love, 20 painful years... there are careful psychological depictions, so the catharsis in the latest episode was amazing. I'm also convinced that Alice is in Yandere ~ but I'm sick ~

This review contains spoilers. The erotic part was pure love too. I also like the scene where the two seek each other. (The erotic depiction also fits perfectly.) It's a comical expression unique to comics, and I was deceived even though it seemed too restrained (laughs). I like Alice's cut where she takes Lala back to her room when she's back in her room. Expressions in comics that could have been shown because of this subject, such as Alice's bittersweet expression that is occasionally shown to Lala, were so wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad I read it. This volume is too amazing... it makes me want to read more and more, so I recommend reading it on my day off □

This review contains spoilers. That's enough!! I was in agony while reading this! Alice's Yandere is cute and sad, and the way Lala is accepted and scolded is amazing!! I was in agony while reading it for the first time in a long time! It looks like it's still going on, so are you looking forward to the future?

This review contains spoilers. The depiction of the love affair was delicate, and it wasn't one-sided like an erotic comic, and it conveyed that they cared about Lala, and it was extremely erotic. The place that soon ends and looks awkward is a cute Alice, but on the other hand, she is absolutely amazing...! Where I got sick was really sick and I loved you so much.

This review contains spoilers. I wonder what they're doing to the stone statue, but they've been relentless because of the pain of not being able to resolve the petrification for a long time. I'm glad the petrification has melted and my feelings have arrived!

This review contains spoilers. what about my mentor? I love this exchange that was wonderful when I was a boy, but now that I'm 32 years old it's still too wonderful

This review contains spoilers. It's a story that makes me want to read more and more. There were also many scenes where Lala and Alice physically communicated, and this side felt happy too. There will be no problems in the future, and I want to watch them fall in love.

This review contains spoilers. I felt that the configuration management was perfect. From the heroine's point of view, she wasn't conscious during petrification, so 20 years are really flying by in an instant; from the hero's point of view, her cute apprentice, whose whereabouts are unknown for 3 years and was treated like a pet animal for 17 years, suddenly became an older, good-looking guy and was puzzled; a gap composition of a man who continued to dedicate his life for 20 years to the only person he loved, who thought like her mother and sister, was born, and that is the best part of this work I feel it's fascinating. While Lala pours out love like her mother, she also occasionally finds masculine sex appeal in Alice, Alistair actually sees Lala as a woman, in other words, it feels like she's watching Lala with erotic eyes as a man here and there, and suddenly became a naughty development, but in fact, from Alistair's point of view, “I was finally able to do what I thought I would do when I was 12 years old.” There is a strong feeling that “I was made to wait 20 years,” and this is definitely not why it was set up all of a sudden. Of course, from Lala's point of view, the kid who was a boy until just a few hours ago suddenly becomes her favorite handsome older brother and then suddenly feels pressured, so you can share the feelings of a heroine full of confusion, joy, and surprise. As a dilemma about romance with an older man, don't you think being single in your 30s has some kind of personality problem? There is a problem, but since it is clear that the heroine herself, who had been petrified for many years, is the cause of her unmarriage, both from the heroine herself's point of view and from the reader's point of view, so all the hurdles have been handled well. I felt that it was a really well-put together story. If I had to make just one complaint, it would be “Alistair isn't a yandere!” I wonder if that's where it is. Say pure love, with pure love!!

This review contains spoilers. I read the latest episode all at once. The story is solid and interesting, and it's painful and makes me cry when I think about Alice's feelings of continuing to wait without knowing how long she should wait. Please have lots of flirtation between the two of you from now on. Be happy!