Reviews for The Mortal God of Night and the Maiden Ashduster Manga

This review contains spoilers. The heroine Yoi was born as “Sukukaburi,” and is despised by the whole village. It's a story about a man called the god of living reaching out to her when she is being forced to do dirty work... I thought it was a classic Japanese-style Cinderella story, but it was epic in a good sense. A long time ago, the tragedy of a girl dedicated to her village. Breakups and deaths are repeated over generations. The regeneration of the villagers who stood up to cut it off. Hmm, that was interesting. It's undeniable that the heroine is too nice, but there are parts of this story that can't be completed unless she's a good girl, so now that I've finished reading it, I think she was the correct answer with this pure heart and kind personality. Hero Yakou is a man who doesn't care about anything other than the serious heroine, and he burst out over and over again declaring the fall of the village. Absolutely right (laughs). Even so, if you compare them from volume 1, the quality of the pictures has improved dramatically. I know it's disrespectful to professionals, but it's been a tremendous growth. The last volume was so beautiful that it made me sigh, including how to use tones.

This review contains spoilers. I've only read it halfway through, but it was so interesting that I ended up writing a review! The etymology of Cinderella seems to be “ash-covered,” but the beginning of this work really feels like Japanese Cinderella. However, there are a lot of doting elements, so I can read on with excitement. While there are disturbing elements, there is also a sense of security that Spadari will surely do something about it, so you can watch the work with peace of mind! 5 stars.