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

I read it because I was interested because it was a spin-off of “Hybrid Stardust.” Hybrids were good too, but this one is my favorite story. I was moved by the strength of the connection between Rin-san and Aizawa-san. I want them to draw a travel story for the two of them in a sequel. ^_^

I haven't mentioned it in the work introduction section for some reason, but it's a spin-off of “Hybrid Stardust.” A story about my older brother when he was a graduate student. It's organized as a single item, the pictures and cover are beautiful, and if you only read one of them, this one might be better. But be sure to read both. I understand what happened after my younger brother, who flourished in “Hybrid ~” (lol. I don't think I'll really understand if it's just “My Brother and I” drawn up in the publication... I want to shout that I like this CP. The way they disappear is the best, and chasing after them is the best, isn't it? There are a lot of people in Ethiopia, and thank you so much for that too!

The process of healing Rin's sharp mind was good. I hope you can travel soon

The feeling of caring for each other was kind, pure, and it was a good story. I like pictures too.

Rin had a cold impression of “Hybrid...”, but he had a sad past, and there were a lot of conflicts. I was moved by the encounter, breakup, and reunion with Aizawa. I was happy that my younger brother CP also appeared and they were on good terms. I was so happy after reading it!

After all, the atmosphere created by this author is irresistible. They're cool and really manly, but they're also really cute, have a lot of mature sex appeal, and they're erotic. I like hybrids too, and this one was good too. Tsundere is the best!!

At first, I had a tough impression of Rin, and I thought he might not really like him, but he was a kind older brother who had feelings for his younger brother. Actually, I'm attracted to Aizawa and wanted to be with him, but I don't think it's normal to be able to kill myself and act for my younger brother who seems to be alone. Even so, what I can't forget is that I was seriously attracted to it, and I thought it was amazing that Aizawa also worked hard to catch up and was chased. Also, I'm hoping that someday I'll be able to watch the overseas travel edition promised by the two of them.

I'm addicted to Unohana sensei's works, and now I'm reading them one after another. This work also drew me in until the end. Aizawa-kun's depth of inclusiveness and the changes in Rin's feelings came through as I read on. Next, I'll read “Stardust.”

Anyway, Aizawa's great love for Dawn, who envelops Rin, and his flawless ability and generous personality were really great. I've seen a lot of attacks, but they're really pretty amazing... Rin's trust in Aizawa, or rather the process of forgiving her heart, was also easy to understand, and it made me feel warm to be able to imagine that the two of them would support each other from now on.

It was nice to feel that Aizawa was unhesitating even when Rin treated him coldly. Although it is a spin-off work, it can be read alone.

I was attracted to the pretty design on the cover and bought it. I was drawn in by the charisma of the characters and the ingenuity of the storyline. The highlight is Aizawa's great love that envelops Rin's loneliness. It's a spin-off of “Stardust Hybrid,” but since this one comes first in chronological order, I felt more natural to read this first. The illustration of a crow and a large dog in the afterword is so cute.

This work led me to fall in love with Unohana sensei's work and bought it! The process and psychological depiction that comes together over a long period of time is really wonderful. The eroticism is good too.