Reviews for Crystal Harem Manga

I was also able to read it as normal detective stuff. It felt a bit old, but it was interesting because the story was solid.

There's a proper story, and that alone is interesting! The brightness of the receiver is very good and the picture is beautiful.

Ryo-kun is cute, and Yajima-san is cool and cool. Ryo-kun, who works hard to solve the incident, was also good, and it was my favorite work.

The picture is beautiful. They're both cool. The story progresses at a good tempo without difficulty. There is love and it's wonderful. The sequel was good too.

The old man and young beautiful young man didn't really like it, but the feeling that these two have wounds in the past and are supporting each other is so wonderful. It's a work with an attractive story even if the BL part is left behind.

It was suspenseful and interesting. It was a very solid comic that incorporated BL into the murder case and the human relationships involved in it. Yajima is a manly detective, but when he wears a suit, he looks handsome. Ryo is a child who was abandoned from childcare and had an unfortunate upbringing. There was also a shootout when solving the incident, and it was exciting and it was exciting.

In addition to not being able to meet someone called BL in detective stories, there are many stories about the profession called detective itself that is almost about the essence (that is also good v), so I felt like I read serious detective stories. It's easy to say that the characters are traumatized, but the main characters made me read it because of their coolness and momentum.

Even though the content is serious and dark, it is depicted so that it doesn't get too heavy. I'm glad it was Happien at the end. It was a very nice work

At first, I thought I had a bit of a beard, but it was a great story after reading it!

Each person has their own past and has a lid, but I think it would be nice if they could answer that bad memories were actually saved, like Yajima and Ryo when the lid was opened. I don't like men like Yajima, and Ryo is cute, so I thought it was good.

I like the main character drawn by this artist, and I was told to read most of his works, but after all, men in suits are good? Story also has various foreshadowing, just like the development of a TV drama, so are there any highlights? It's a work I personally like. Detective Yajima, whose emotions have stopped since losing his brother-in-law, and Ryo, who has lived without relatives like a nora cat, met. Are the wounds of the two people you understand through the murder case, and the developments in the past that were connected good? Above all, with the masculine kindness that Yajima-san shows from time to time, you can do it even if you're not cool?? sexy? Do you recommend the scene too?

They meet, are attracted to each other, overcome the past, and have a strong bond... that's enough! that's wonderful!! The feelings and relationships between the two were also well depicted even though the content tends to be heavy, starting with the murder case of a benefactor and dealing with the culprit hunted down in past cases, so I was able to read it clearly! rather love erotica and moe?? is it? ✨ Do you like Toko, where the old detective is attacking in the last story with a feeling of being blown away??

Detective Yajima, who has cast a dark shadow in the past, and Suri no Ryo, meet in a murder case, and a heartbeat (?) until each other's existence becomes irreplaceable It's Lovestory! Yajima-san is set to be 40 and middle-aged, but the image of a naughty boy is stronger than astringency... maybe? Suzu-kun is just so cute, and the way Ryo-kun's angelic smile and Yajima-san's Buddha top snuggle up made me feel warm, and the picture is so beautiful and I'm drawn in!

Two people, Yajima and Ryo, heal the wounds they have in their hearts by each other's presence in the wake of an inevitable encounter that seems like a coincidence. It was a story with a flow that seemed to get dark if I got bogged down, but I was helped by a bright and positive coolness, and I didn't feel heavy. At first, it was clearly Ryo → Yajima, and apart from Ryo, I don't really understand what Yajima thinks about Ryo, but watching H with love between the two people after they have both feelings made me feel happy

This is a trilogy of Ryo and Yajima, two people with deep wounds in their chest. There is a break between episodes 1 to 4. In the wake of the incident where the legendary Suri Sachi, who raised Ryo, was involved and killed, Detective Yajima called Ryo... The story of Ryo x Yajima begins to move while getting entangled in a dark incident with Detective and the Legendary Ghost Club. In this episode, Ryo crossed over to Yashima to be comforted. Episodes 5 to 9 revolve around murder cases related to Yajima's painful past. Ryo was told by Yajima not to plunge her neck into the incident due to her experience of losing a loved one... It made me sad and sad in Reminiscence, but Rust was saved by Habien episode 10 and 11 made me fall in love love and melodrama from the beginning, but the scene I remember as an encounter between Ryo and Yajima also had a great development. In the end, it wasn't a video game until the last one, it was a video talk & erotic movie scene. I wonder if the reason I was able to finish reading with a sense of warmth was because the two of them finished laughing? I thought it would be nice if I continued with the 2nd installment.

It's an impossible story, but I enjoyed reading it. The 40-year-old detective has good taste. The approach of Host-kun, who is directly handed down from the legendary pickpocket, is cute.

The story is right, so I enjoyed it even if it wasn't a BL! However, Ryo's face suddenly became young and unmanly from the second half, so she looked like a different character. I like After the Change, though.

Murders occur frequently, so the suspense element is strong, but the love is just right in Shiobai, so it was interesting.

I've only read one volume. It looks like a sequel, but this alone was fun enough! They both have dark pasts, but I want them to overcome it and be happy.