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

This review contains spoilers. Of course, Kyun Kyun Kyun, but not only that, all kinds of emotions, such as sadness and love, overflowed, and I cried at key points. When the two were able to reunite, along with the butlers, I and the crying (laughs) foreshadowing were brilliantly collected, which further expressed the feelings of Alice and Lala. It's an important work that I want to read over and over again, but it's too bad to read it over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. We've come to the point where the stone statue of Lala has returned to its original state and finally connected while sharing their past with each other!! I can finally see it happen! I thought it was To Be Continued!! The time has come when Alice's love, both physically and mentally, for 24 years since she was 8 years old will be rewarded! I was able to endure it because I read it all at once, but if I read it from the beginning, I was frustrated and probably left... I can't wait for the next update!!

This review contains spoilers. First, I registered it as a favorite because I wanted to read it when I saw the picture on the cover. Up to 20 volumes have already been released, so I'll put up with it until payday. it was worth putting up with it...! A story about the love between the sorcerer's mentor Lala and her apprentice Alistair. At the beginning, the age difference between the two was 12 years. Alistair says she wants her mentor to marry her, but her mentor Lala lets Alistair's feelings out because she likes men older than her. After that, the two of them struggle to defeat the dragon they have met, but Alistair is hurt, and Lala protects Alistair while putting petrification on herself... When Lala dies, Alistair despairs, but she sets a goal to defeat dragons, becomes stronger than anyone else as a magician, and finally defeats dragons. She discovered petrified Lala from among the dragons she defeated, and until Lala woke up, she struggled to create Lala's ideal environment, 20 years after Lala was petrified, then the petrification finally dissolved, and the two resumed... Alistair's feelings until Lala wakes up are so precious that I can cry. It's been 17 years since I found Lala, and I'm fascinated by the sight of Lala talking to her while taking care of her petrified Lala every day, and the sight of Lala despairing over and over again that she might not wake up while she's alive anymore. When Alistair was a child, Lala's love was so deep that it made me cry. What a merciful look. Maybe it's a saint. For that reason, the flirting between the two after Lala woke up was a great treat for the readers. Alistair is 32 and Lala is 24. The finish is just right for the age difference. Even these elements are so wonderful that it makes me feel happy. Currently I can read up to 20 volumes, and I would like to continue reading. Alistair is an adult. It's too nice. Lala is cute too. If I could reincarnate, I'd like to be on the ceiling of the bedroom in that house and watch over the two of them flirt.

This review contains spoilers. At first, I bought it somehow because I liked the design, and while I was a little surprised without thinking that it would be an R development, it was a personal win for me to the point where I was drawn in all at once and reread it over and over again. The title is Yandere, but I think it's okay to just think about it. At least it seems that the adults around them were warmly watching over them during their childhood, and above all, I know how much they loved the servants for their joy when the petrification was dissolved. ... Above all, it's in balance with the girl's poise. It may be lukewarm as a TL, but since the story line is solid, I personally think it would be nice if you read them all at once. ,

This review contains spoilers. The stories from when I was a boy and about when I became an adult are all interesting. I was able to read Lala's Beauty in Her Heart and Alice, and it made me feel so good. I'm really happy to be thought of by such a laid-back, yet the strongest man. I've paid for the latest episode, but I can't wait for the next one.

This review contains spoilers. If so, it's a hero who could have fallen to the dark side, but it's a yandere held on Hikari's side by a heroine who seems to have gathered a small amount of good intentions. At first glance, the hero in Yandere seems distorted, but it may actually be strange that the heroine doesn't have feelings of anger. Also, since the hero is the heroine's ideal, we created a territory where people can live happily, and what is good is that the hero can now properly love not only their superiors but also people, just as the heroine wanted. They are two people who can be said to be the ideal form of a yandere hero and a good heroine. The heroines were two likeable people with wide love and the heroes had deep love.