Reviews for Butterfly Bone on Your Lips ~Butterfly Rouge~ Manga

Too clumsy ‼ I don't think it's suitable for those who want a fluffy love story, but if you take on the challenge, try reading it through 2 times. does it sting easily?

I love the series, so I bought a collection of later stories in bulk. It's great to be able to enjoy the various everyday lives and backstories of the people in the store.

I read it over and over again. I want to keep an eye on them while at work, while taking a break,... even after they get home... ‼ I want them to live peaceful and kind days forever ‼ I love them ✨

I'm glad they were all happy to be able to see them all around ~ I suffered for a long time, but I always loved them even when I was king, but there were things that were hard to understand, but ah, I wonder if the dog got a little bigger?

I was so happy that I couldn't even imagine from my works up until now... it made me cry. It's short but I'm glad it felt like happy thoughts came through

I love the work, I've read all the comics. It was fun. However, I can't forget how it ends; of the 2 main characters, there is only 1 person in the middle, and there hasn't been anything for a long time. Please, I want the two of them to take heart and write one book longer. please. Really

I love the original story, and I also bought Comicalize for later dates (“The Kiss of a Butterfly on That Bone”) at the time. In Masatsugu's world, there are probably only “Chiaki” and “Miscellaneous” folders.

I bought only the 3rd volume and the extras. I somehow grasped the content of the story through synopsis, reviews, and trial readings. I almost died from a cold or pneumonia, and for the first time, I was able to understand the other person's true intentions, or how my actions were perceived by the other party, etc., and reconciled. However, no matter how much the Osho seriously sought and loved only him, he doesn't show much with words or attitudes, which I can understand but I'm not convinced by. I like Love-Love-Love-Sweet Me, so I was barely able to read 3 volumes, but I don't think I'll buy volume 1 or 2, which is a roundabout way to show affection.

I bought it a long time ago because I couldn't forget my memory when I read it. All of the works in this series are interesting, so I recommend them all, but after all, I love the works of these two people... It was a helpless and clumsy attack and reception, but the fact that they have deep feelings for each other was conveyed through the work, and I thought it would be nice once again. This work led me to fall in love with the story where attack surrounds reception.

I really like the feeling of being healthy, so I bought it because I was curious about the trial reading. The pictures were very easy to see and the story drew in, and it was very interesting.

The eyes say things as much as the mouth. That said, it's important to put it into words. There are a lot of things that adults are happy about when put into words, such as things that I understand because we're always together, or that I'm too embarrassed to say it now, or that I'm too embarrassed to say it now. Both those who say it and those who are said will be happy. That kind of relationship is ideal. However, since they are adults, the reality is that they often think about this and then take words to protect themselves because they can't say it honestly. Masatsugu is not such an adult; he is a more complicated and strange person, hungry for love. A person who lacks love and doesn't understand how to handle Chiaki. Chiaki has read Masatsugu too deeply and looks down on himself, so he can't step on Masatsugu. It's a story where these two people get involved a lot of time, until they are able to communicate with each other over a long period of time. There are also a lot of cruel scenes from Chiaki's point of view, but what would happen if this were Masatsugu's point of view? It even makes me think about it. I'm sure it's going to be a completely different story. I started reading this book from series 3, and ended up buying all the series because I was curious about the episodes that came up along the way. I like Hideho the most, but speaking of couples, I like this CP the most. There are many things to think about after reading Masatsugu's future image, such as whether it will soon become a reality. It is a solid and profound work. It also has a strong sense of etiquette. It's thick. It's the best.

I'm buying the artist and buying the series. There are 26 pages in total. It's a doujinshi story about Chiaki CP. It was a story about Masatsugu's birthday. No way Chiaki didn't know when her boyfriend's birthday was (lol)

The extra part was a short story, but I'm glad it was just sweet. I'm glad Chiaki, who had a lot of trouble in the main story, seemed happy.