Reviews for Firefly Lights in Alluring Nights Manga

Get drawn into the story! The subject is war, and although it is difficult to be happy, I am struck by the emotions and feelings of each character. Even after reading it, I had feelings for each character for a while.

This is my first BL short story that I've read over and over again. The erotic depiction is quite rich, and the story is just wonderful. I read up to episode 6 and read episode 1 again... I read it all the time. I think it's a slightly special stage in the BL called the Special Attack Force, but this is the most recommended work this year that I want many people to read

It's so interesting that I read one story in one breath. And every time the story ends, I can't stop crying... how sad... The expressions of the characters are very nice. The crying face in particular (;;)

I burst into tears when I think about how a child of that age thinks about a reality that is so disgusting that it almost makes me throw up. Of course it's fiction, and there are plenty of erotic scenes. The very sad, sweet, and bitter expression grabs my heart. That was a wonderful story.

There is a lot of eroticism, but the story is sad. I wanted them to live a happy life... it's a short story, so I can read it quickly

What should I say... it's very painful and ephemeral, and the depiction of their activities is terribly impressive, yet my heart was struck by the momentum that hits readers delicately but with all their strength, and I cried so much before I knew it. I wanted to say thank the author that I was so glad I came across this work. It's a very thought-provoking work. It's a very thought-provoking work. There must be no war

An omnibus film set in the Second World War Special Attack Force. There are so many things I want to write, but I can't put it into words well... I can't take my eyes off the short-term love affair between young people who live to die and the one left behind. It was a work that made me witness the realism of a story involving Eros that would have actually been possible, and it also made me think that it is human history that must never be repeated.

My heart trembled, even though there were so many things I thought, but it's something I can't write in sentences, isn't it? It's a Kamikaze story, so it's really moving that they always die... Honestly, it's sad, and it's probably good as a work again.

This work is based on the theme of a certain night by members of the Special Attack Force. At night, which depicts intense instinctive sexual impulses before their lives burn out, like sparklers, they completely turn around, and in the morning they look ahead and cry out loud at the sight of the members of the team looking ahead and leaving with dignity. Remembering it, I'm crying again... It's a theme that seems to be heavy, but I felt the artist's skill in places where there are shocking depictions. I've read it over and over again.

At first, I thought pictures were amazing, but that just flew by. Shine in the dark. It's impossible to express this with today's popular designs. I read up to 3 episodes, and 2 couples (not dating) were both accepted by members of the Special Attack Force. They have a natural cat temperament and are cute. The attack has a mob face, but the tech is amazing lol. There was simply a sense of sadness from the wartime stories I heard from my grandparents generation about peace studies, etc., but they were people who had little sense of fear about their own death, even though the responses in this story were bright even though the members of the Special Attack Force will die tomorrow. No, it may have happened, but I wonder if they were able to come to terms well with their feelings after one night with the attack. that line when they left even though it was a farewell in this life?! The people who set out are blown away, so the living side... There was no depiction of The War until the special attack aircraft took off, and after the attackers on the left side really made me think about a lot of things, etc., and I was overwhelmed even though it was fiction.

In a short first-person story, the intense love between Mr. Tanaka (who is a boy, but I want to add a star), Mr. Yodono, and Mr. Yodono swirls. I'm sure Mr. Tanaka and Mr. Goat were happier than Mr. Yodono, who was left behind. As Mr. Yodono said, they probably wore a black collar, called the goat's name, and went on a special attack alone. There was no dew on the face of my mother waiting for his return, and she probably flew straight to him. How difficult is Mr. Yodono, who has to live for only one night while thinking about it for the rest of his life. But I definitely don't think it would have been better if I hadn't even had that penance in love. I don't think it would have been nice if we hadn't met. If being in love is something that doesn't make sense, I'm sure this has always been the case, even if we live in a peaceful era. I feel that Mr. Tanaka's expression on the cover had everything in his thick and short life. If you're interested in the cover, be sure to read it.

I cried 500 million times I felt that the expression on each frame was really right in front of me, and I was completely drawn in and cried

I bought the first volume and it was very interesting, so I bought it as soon as the sequel came out. I think it was very good. The ambiguous relationship between the two was sad, and I read it while crying. I think it's a work I want many people to read.

This is... an innocent boy, but he always has a faint sense of hopelessness that accompanies him because of his ephemeral life that falls apart as soon as the time comes, and the balance between all of that lack of happiness and childhood may not have been said like this, but it is very glamorous and stirs up. This is... a treasure...

I really like it. I love both stories so much that I can't tell them with my vocabulary. I love it so much that it's painful... the story of Lieutenant Hashiuchi and Tsukamoto in particular... I was half crying and my nose was congested... I'm going to reread it over and over again.