Reviews for Firefly Lights in Alluring Nights Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is really amazing. The teacher who thought of drawing BL based on this subject is amazing. I was curious about the BL drawn by Amase sensei, and it was often talked about on SNS right after it was distributed, but since the war stuff seemed pretty mental, I anticipated the timing and subscribed. A story about journalistic photographer Yodono, Special Attack Soldier Tanaka, and the goat that Tanaka has feelings for. Yodono saw a light called Tanaka in the completely dark air of a special attack training ground. The voice of “goat” emanated from Tanaka's mouth in just one love affair with Tanaka. It was an unforgettable event for Yodono, and it was both scary and sad for Yodono, who sought that shadow again and became jealous and attached to goats. It looked like the end of Yodono, who drowned in narcotics called a sweet love affair with his favorite child under unusual circumstances, turned into an abandoned person due to drug addiction.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work that is good at creating an atmosphere. It's not about the war being somehow awakened, but overall it's dark. Was it Amase Shiori sensei? It makes sense, isn't it? ※Here are my spoiler impressions ※I don't think Yodono will ever find a picture of a goat. That's because there aren't likely to be pictures of the Special Attack Force wearing black collars that don't look good, as depicted in the story. In a propagandistic sense. There seems to be a shortage of supplies, so it seems like film can't be wasted either. Still, they were probably taking a quick picture of Tanaka. It's lewd. If by any chance they find a goat, what will Yodono do? they're quitting searching, aren't they? I don't think I'll quit though. Are we going to decorate together? After looking at it for 2 or 3 days after finding it, they seem to be looking for another photo showing the two people together. It seems like they've been following their relationship for a long time. Since the only viewpoint is Yodono, I'd like to see various things, such as Tanaka and the goat, the two people seen from the team members, and Tanaka after the goat has gone, but I think it stands out because it's not there. I'll buy it when it comes out, though.

This review contains spoilers. special attack forces. It's a strange relationship where you know it's going to die soon, even though it's healthy. You don't go away even if your body is gone. You're not allowed to dream about tomorrow, even if you love them. Death comes suddenly, even if you know it. Even if I can't touch you, you touch me. Being bathed in Tanaka Shizuma's human-smelling, overwhelming truth, I feel paralyzed. You are vividly in your body. Goats, Tanaka, and Yodono are gone. There is no need or meaning to explain. Death is death. May the gentle light of autumn fall on top of all death. I hope they are remnants of those left behind, such as keepsakes.

This review contains spoilers. I don't usually read BL, but I love Amase sensei's works, so I read them. It's really nice... Amase sensei's good paintings are on full display. I want to read episode 2 soon: The passion of the Special Attack Force, Shizuma-kun's unstoppable emotion in seeking the now deceased goat, and Mr. Yodono's expression!! The work on the theme of the Special Attack Force, which I had never read before, made my heart tremble. I love Amase sensei's works because each character's personality really stands out, and it feels like they're depicting humans rather than characters, and the depiction of emotions and word choices are really wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are so wonderful that I'm always drawn into the story. Please keep up the good work! are you rooting for it?

This review contains spoilers. I had never read a story like this before. Within the limit, I think only people who feel extreme can understand it. This is something we can do because we are all human. It can't be called BL, and it can't be called homo or gay. I don't think I can put a name on this. It's a spoiler review just in case, but I think the message of this work spans a wide range and changes drastically depending on the reader. Amidst the horror of a special attack that brought people down to this point, I thought it was simply human-smelling and adorable to see them seeking admiration.

This review contains spoilers. When I thought that photographers would normally end up being nice people, I unexpectedly heard a “scared” voice saying “I'm scared” because of the way it ended up being ridiculous at the end.

This review contains spoilers. This is the first work that has left such an afterglow on 40 pages. In order to take pictures for propaganda, the sudden transformation of Mr. Yodono, who was originally a workman, was insane and awesome, when he first called out to Shizuma-kun, who was simply handsome and caught his eye, and at the end he became obsessed with searching for Yagi-kun, who is Shizuma-kun's lover not within work, but at the end. The wet scene was also wild, and it was set on a battlefield, so it felt more vivid and full of vitality than any other work I've ever seen. It is a work full of realism where you can read the indelible love and hatred left behind in a number of lives that have disappeared in the sky. And Shizuma-kun is just so cute! The honest, straight eyes of the scene where they confide their hidden feelings for Yagi-kun to Mr. Yodono are astonished. Personally, I'm too concerned about the relationship between Yagi-kun and Shizuma-kun, so I hope Yodono-san finds it soon. I can't help but look forward to the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. Probably because the subject was the subject, I got stuck in my breath while reading it, and I became helpless after reading it. The vitality of the Special Attack Force, which scatters lives at a young age for the sake of the country, is thick and burns big only because it is short. Their conflict wasn't depicted in detail, so I couldn't stop imagining it, and I became even more helpless. this is amazing... I can't get Tanaka's desperate, confused lust out of my head. huh... it's still clumsy.