Reviews for Firefly Lights in Alluring Nights Manga

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, I didn't know future developments in the latest episode where I feel for their sad and adorable short lives, but the feelings of those left behind are packed into episode 1

This review contains spoilers. The sad yet adorable story The Tragedy of the Special Attack Force, the sight of young people desperately living in it was so nice. The first episode was a story where the main character who left her body to another man in search of a goat who passed away earlier was not just erotic

This review contains spoilers. Read episodes 1 to 6. I like every story, but I especially recommend Lieutenant Hashiuchi from episodes 2 to 3. In episode 4, Yagi-san said, “Hit Hara to get the ointment,” but maybe he's the same person as Mr. Hara in Lieutenant Hashiuchi's neighbor? I thought so. The last page of episode 6 surprised me. Did Mr. Yagi, who Tanaka was chasing from episode 1, actually survive? What happened after that? I'm looking forward to the sequel! Also, when I was reading reviews from other people, I was curious... drawing wartime BL comics is unscrupulous! There are many people who are outraged, but there are more NL comics based on wartime than BL comics. It's just a personal opinion, but I think it's a little different that wartime NL comics are through and BL comics are unscrupulous.

This review contains spoilers. I was connected to episode 1 and read it with excitement. Death always happens, so even if it's sad, it's irresistible.

This review contains spoilers. I think there are pros and cons to this kind of subject, but it really struck me. It has been conveyed whether it is anger or harshness when facing death regardless of gender. The erotic scenes were amazing because they expressed the vividness of people. Subject and style? The fact that they match so well may also be a factor that draws them in. A child who likes a man has lived being oppressed by his family and was finally able to meet his beloved one, in a sense, had a happy ending... and there is no way the end of the latest edition... I'm curious about the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. Amase is playing BL?! seriously?! I started reading it with an easy feeling, but every time I finished reading it, I cried (;;) at the end of episode 6!!! Yagi-san isn't it the last one?! Tanaka!!!! ,!! (Crying) It's sad, it's too sad..

This review contains spoilers. There seem to be pros and cons, but is that because it's BL in the Special Attack Force? If that's the only reason, I can only say it's a pity. As they read on and the deeper their understanding, I think people who understand how Mr. Amase is drawing with respect and with a reduced spirit will understand. It's hard to see a bed scene with that much emotion. I can confidently say that there is no other BL work this beautiful. The characters' psychological depictions, expressions, gestures, and even the details are all beautiful and painfully adorable. Tsukamoto x Kazu-san was reading it and my brain almost melted. The masculinity of Tsukamoto, who made up his mind after much trouble and hugged Kazu-san by making full use of techniques he could have while fumbling, is amazing. The way they desperately endured while almost climbing up, seemed real and I could even hear them breathe. And how sweet is Kazu-san, who surrenders himself to Tsukamoto and is swallowed by pleasure even though he is puzzled! The sweet wish to end up with Tsukamoto at the end is so sad and cute. I wanted them to hold my true intentions twice and thrice without saying it once. We both wanted that. Even so, Kazu-san responded to Tsukamoto's belief that he stayed up all night and spent time doing maintenance in the form of a “kiss,” which he refused once at the end of his life. I'm numb. I think they are Chinese after all. I particularly like Yagi-san and Shizuma-kun. Yagi's roughness, fragility, and expression when smoking cigarettes are irresistible. There were many parts of the characters that were humane and I could sympathize with. Nobuko was one reason for Yagi, but she doesn't take up much of her heart. I think there was something more different in Yagi's heart. Other people's reviews said “his position made him,” and I really felt that was true. Shizuma-kun has majestic eyebrows, round eyes, and a charming attitude, and there is a part where I can feel the shadow of his occasional greedy and sad expression, which I felt was also attractive about him. Because of Shizuma-kun, I feel that Yagi-san, who fought against loneliness and wore armor, was a big part of being forgiven, attracted, shared, and saved. As the story progressed, certain feelings for each other were born, and it was breathtaking to see Yagi making even more passionate, intense, and strong demands after Shizuma-kun's “Suki” overflowed. I couldn't stop crying on Yagi's expression when she took off. What will happen in the final development... It would be nice if there was even a little bit of salvation. I am grateful to Mr. Amase for creating such a wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. For now, I thought I'd just try reading volume 1... so I bought it. do, do, do!!! After that, I bought the rest all at once... The story is short and easy to read yet delicate. Also, the aftertaste isn't bad, and I'm convinced. BL, but what about that one? You might think, but it was extremely lewd. If you originally liked war stuff, don't miss it!!!!