Reviews for Land of the Lustrous Manga

This review contains spoilers. At first, it was difficult for Foss to be put in an increasingly difficult position, but when I changed my point of view, I realized how much he was unwittingly spoiled by the devotion of those around him, and I was astonished. I think it is necessary for Foss to carry that far, but it was Foss that pushed forward without consulting those around them, wasn't it? I also think my friends are cold, but how much did Foss respond to my comrade's devotion... I think it's a good work that makes me think a lot.

This review contains spoilers. I started with anime and was made to read comics, but it's really a new genre of fantasy. There is no gender, so it feels like it can't be called BL, but the sense of transparency and the mental muddiness within it is unbearably drawn in ☆

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I've always wanted to read after being taught to me by someone I know. I had heard from that acquaintance that it was scary, but when I actually read it, there was a fighting scene, but I thought it was a different work from action. Also, diamonds and diamonds are all gemstones I know but don't know at all, and it makes me feel like I'm learning about gemstones. I'm looking forward to seeing how phosphophyllite will change in the future, and what Shinsha's work will change.

This review contains spoilers. I'm very concerned about the development where you can empathize with each and every character that appears

This review contains spoilers. It's my favorite work, and I'm following it in this magazine. At first, I had a really beautiful view of the world, and I was excited to read it every month, but recent developments have made me stressed by the severe treatment of the main character, Phosphophyllite, and the severe treatment of the main character, Phosphophyllite. I'm also concerned about the gems' abnormally coldness and lack of interest in Foss. I wonder if Eckmere intentionally made them do that...

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are beautiful and the view of the world is unique. It's painful as the story progresses, but I can't help but worry about the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. The sparkling, pure, and naive Foss is going to be a tremendous thing, but what will happen in the future?? The contrast between Cangorme and Equemea's Ultra Happy Days is also disturbing. I couldn't be more worried about the continuation.