Reviews for A Raven That Cries But Sheds No Tears-Full Color Manga

This review contains spoilers. I read it in the style from Hybrid Stardust... but I'm paralyzed... I can't believe the two of them had such a familiar beginning... I can't say anything about the sense of happiness they felt when they got together precisely because there was time they hadn't met. You can read it over and over again!

This review contains spoilers. ● I read it without knowing at all that it was a spin-off of “Hybrid Stardust.” I still don't know how the two people in this game appeared in Spin Source, but if they had drawn such a solid familiarity, I don't think it would be unbearable for those reading Spin Source. I felt that this work alone was very good, so I think that's even more so. ● It was nice that it was a story that almost didn't show the spin source. If this were drawn in a way that looked back on the past from the time axis of the spin source, I might not have been able to get in. At the beginning of reading, I couldn't even imagine that the two would eventually become “that kind of relationship.” Rin's younger brother, who came out in a flash, didn't know that it was the main character of the original spin until he read the drawing. I'm impressed. Wouldn't it be more enjoyable to read without knowing the spin source?! I thought so. ● Aizawa met Rin as a “concerned neighbor.” Anyway, I'll try to get close to the tough Rin somehow. It's a common relationship when you look only at that, with Rin getting bonded more and more. However, the farewell that Rin chooses and the passage of time over the next few years unfold dramatically. ● What Rin is carrying is big, and it has accumulated like starch in the back of her chest the whole time, but she makes a choice as if to pay for it. I'm sure it was thanks to Aizawa that I was able to step forward, but I'm throwing that Aizawa thing away. Of course, you can't forget it. Aizawa's choice against Rin is also cool! It was a great reunion. ● I'm not sure whether to read the spin source. I'm so satisfied with this work... Also, this is entirely a matter of taste, but I'm a little bad at the design... Still, this game was so good!

This review contains spoilers. I haven't read the original spin-off, but it was great! Unohana sensei's reception is fascinating and I often fall in love with her, and this time Rin is also clumsy, cute, and adorable. Rin's way of life and choices made me sad and painful, but I'm glad I was able to be happy thanks to Aizawa-kun's deep love and ability to act. The drawing was great too.

This review contains spoilers. A spin-off of “Hybrid Stardust.” This one comes first in the time series in the work, so I think it's fine whatever order you read it. The main character, Rin, is the older brother of Saint in “Hybrid...” and there is almost no relationship as siblings in this film. Rin, who lives in her birthplace as a graduate student in Kyoto, and Aizawa lives in an apartment next door. Aizawa, who fell in love with Rin at first sight, clings to Rin like a dog, and even though Rin doesn't like being in groups with people, treats Aizawa wickedly, she sneaks into her pocket with a smile. Rin feels bad about Aizawa, and even though he is quite salt-compatible, Aizawa's mentality of not losing at all is strong. By helping Pinch, the distance was shortened, and they even began to have a physical relationship with Rin, who is close to gays. Two people who are complete opposites of yin and yang spent the midsummer months intensely, and it came to an abrupt end, and it took several years until they were reunited, and even so, they haven't forgotten each other. The Kukinomiya family feud was also added, and it's really amazing that this was written all in one book. At the end of the book, scenes of Aizawa, Rin, Hachikyo, and Seito having dinner together were depicted, and I was also happy to see the two people developing a bond as siblings.

This review contains spoilers. At first, the duo thought they were more beautiful than the main characters. This is a story about Seito's half-brother, Rin, and his secretary, Aizawa-kun. My younger brother and the Hakkyo couple were quite different, and they had a pretty decent encounter here. But after all, Rin is quite inflexible, probably from her upbringing... Aizawa-kun, who is younger but big, falls in love with Rin, and Rin herself changes. In order to protect the company, Rin dropped out of graduate school and went to Tokyo without telling Aizawa anything until her grandfather's company was taken over by a saint. Aizawa studies to go to Rin's side, works hard to become a person suitable for Rin, and finally appears in front of Rin and tries to support Rin by becoming a secretary. Rin and realized that they were no good without Aizawa... I was moved by the depth of their love. If Seito could take over the company someday, I wanted Rin and Aizawa to embark on a trip this time. I really like Unohana sensei.

This review contains spoilers. It's a bit sad to imagine that while taking the atonement for my father, I had various feelings without much involvement with people. But I was able to meet Aizawa-kun, and the way he gradually changed was clumsy and cute... Gape from Tsundere is irresistible! When it was difficult because there were no people around me that I could trust on behalf of the president, I was really happy that they came proudly from the front door. Aizawa-kun is so cool! Thank you to my favorite authors for their wonderful works.

This review contains spoilers. It's a spin-off work, but when I reread the previous work after I finished reading this one, I thought a lot of things differently. I couldn't have imagined in the previous film that these two were so lovey-dovey. It's a work you'll want to reread over and over again!

This review contains spoilers. I read “Hybrid Stardust,” and I was curious about the relationship between Rin and Ai-chan and the beginning of their familiarity, and I was curious! I learned that a spin-off was out, and I read it for rent, but I bought it because I wanted to keep it on hand. Due to her complicated upbringing, Kai suddenly appears in front of Rin, who has lived without keeping others at bay, and is always smiling. No matter how coldly Rin treats her, the process of how Rin changes steadily is carefully and very glossy is depicted by Kai, who follows her like a loyal dog without discipline, and I fell in love with it even more than the main story. Anyway, Ai-chan has always cherished Rin, and when she appeared in front of Rin, who was struggling alone by trying as much as possible to become Rin's right hand, it resonated with Jin Jing.

This review contains spoilers. Hybrid Stardust (← subject to reading) spin-off (I think unread is fine.) So, it's a story from when Rin's older brother and his secretary, Kai-chan, met. A college student who was 3 years younger and lived next door to Rin, who is a graduate student and refuses to get involved with people. I'm amazed at how kind and handsome Ai-chan is. They always smile and snuggle up to Rin, so they bond with Rin too. Even so, I understood Rin, who had no choice but to make a decision and was gone, and now I'm taken aback by Kai-chan's great love, saying “I came from the front.” I was also deeply moved by the scene where the two goldfish were growing big. When I finish reading it and look back at the cover picture, the 2 people and 2 goldfish from that time are drawn, and I'm even more immersed in the afterglow. The entanglement scene is also wonderful, but after all, I really like the kiss scene drawn by Unohana sensei.. In “My Brother and I,” Seito and Rin seem to be siblings, and they talk properly about how they're in trouble because Hakkyo is forced to play in uniform, and everyone seems happy... It's a book I reread by accident.