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

This review contains spoilers. That was great. It became a relationship where the two of them could celebrate their birthday. are you starting to think they're dating each other before the birth? It's easy to understand. But I want to know what he gave Chiaki. I want someone to tell me.

This review contains spoilers. The content of the relationship between the king Osho and the slavish Chiaki was also a very exciting story, but at last, the relationship between Masatsugu and Chiaki, who are sweet and a little bit through, is amazing ♡ they are the only couple I like after all!! I recommend it!! It was great to give each other a cup as a gift!!

This review contains spoilers. I like Obsession Attack. Even so, it was a huge obsession. Uke-san is also impatient. I didn't really understand the beginning, but once I started reading it, I couldn't stop. I wonder if it was good that it finally settled in.

This review contains spoilers. The attack was easy to understand, and I thought it was a very good work because the distorted obsession and the jealousy of acceptance and self-defense were well intertwined! I think it's a work where depth comes out when you read it over and over again. There are also lines and depictions that make people feel disgusted, so the fact that it ended happily in the end is also a high point. It made me want to see more of their happy lives.

This review contains spoilers. It's a spin-off, but I've only read this one. There were places where I read and understood the characters' explanations, but there is no problem at all when I read them alone. I knew it was a popular work, but to be honest, it wasn't my favorite picture, so I went through it until now. However, it was a trial reading of the entire volume, and I was worried about the continuation no matter what, so I bought it. The attacking king general (host Genji name) is close to being sick, and what he does selfishly is a devil/beast. Chiaki, a junior in college, is usually salty even though he's shy when hugged. They met and are attracted to each other, but they don't communicate their feelings, and it's a relationship where they can understand it with their bodies. Is Chiaki, who is being treated harshly, fascinated by demons, or is he in a state of DV brainwashing... Neither one is decent. The characters aren't really of the type either, and what Ohsho does is so horrible that it's pretty frustrating when you stand in Chiaki's position. And yet, I read it over and over again. It's interesting. I can't really convey where it is attractive, but it was a work that somehow fascinated me. I'm convinced that it continues because it's popular.

This review contains spoilers. I'm happy with the new product after a long absence! Chiaki is laughing... good. I'm happy to be able to see these two awkward yet lovey-dovey people ♩. I love the Batakis series! At the beginning, Chiaki was already so pitiful that I couldn't help but get angry about why he was dating someone like the Osho... But it was so sad once I found out that Osho loved Chiaki and wanted to cherish him... I can't help but laugh at this lovey-dovey feeling because it was a painful story!!! Chiaki, what did you get for your birthday!?

This review contains spoilers. I read it and didn't know what Masatsugu attracted me to... he brought a woman to where he lives. I don't understand why my partner doesn't like it; it's me. However, after Chiaki fell down, I was able to see just a little bit of kindness, and I understood that I liked Chiaki until now, and I finally calmed down my mind. I thought he was a ruthless person. From now on, let's talk about it. If I want to stay happy forever... I wonder what Chiaki got for her birthday...

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad 12 years of unrequited love paid off. I knew how painful Chiaki was from Chiaki's point of view, but I wonder if Masatsugu had it all along... Two clumsy people. I also bought the sequel “Kubisuji ni Butterfly Dream” because I wanted to see more of these two sweet people. I'm glad I was able to solve so many mysteries!

This review contains spoilers. In the main story (volumes 1-3), “Mo Masatsugu, come on!” To that extent, Masatsugu's heart was broken (Harushige's words), so I'm relieved in the extra edition (volume 4) where he finally became like a lover. I thought the phrase “happy birthday” from Chiaki-kun was a word that unexpectedly fully affirmed his existence for Masatsugu, who was born unexpectedly. Even though they've become like lovers, Chiaki still doesn't have confidence or can't be honest (well, it's not unreasonable if you think about the past 12 years). But on his birthday a few months later, Masatsugu said (!) When Harushige-san asked me about the present I received, I was delighted that they had built up a loving and calm relationship even after that, with the words and expressions that said, “It's a secret,” and I now have confidence. (I wonder what I got!) This extra edition is short, but it is precisely because I know the circumstances of the main story that I was able to read each and every one of Chiaki-kun and Masatsugu's words, actions, and expressions, and it's worth reading. Also, Fuyuno, who draws pictures that can do that, is wonderful. ... By the way, Chiaki and Harushige at the beginning are at Bambi's Cafe... (laughs) I want to read “Sky Blue” and “Deep Sea's” again.

This review contains spoilers. It was discounted, so I bought all the extra editions in bulk. It was really hard for Chiaki to continue reading volumes 1 and 2 out of pity. 12 years... I think it was a really long suffering. Chiaki... you've endured it very well (crying), King, if you're so obsessed with Chiaki, don't be a little more kind, seriously (angry), we can finally talk about each other's feelings in volume 3. Even if you don't say “I like you” or “I love you,” you probably know what you think of your actions up until now... No, I don't understand at all. It would have been different if you had told me one word. After all, I thought words were important. In the end, we were able to become lovers, so I think that was great. The extra edition is about two people on a holiday, and although it doesn't feel like they're in love like a newlywed couple, it's probably a happy time for the two of them. After all, the dog's name hasn't been decided yet, is it?

This review contains spoilers. They are my favorite couple in the series. Once you've read the extra edition, it's a work you'll want to reread from volume 1 again. Once you read it to the end and understand the meaning, you'll be convinced what Masatsugu's expression meant and the sense of incongruity, and the way you look at it will change. Masatsugu also has a personality that is difficult to understand, but Chiaki's lack of confidence is also quite difficult. Maybe they're a good couple... there were a lot of sad scenes, but they're happy.