Reviews for Firefly Lights in Alluring Nights Manga

This review contains spoilers. I don't think he was the person who was praised in the first part, but for some reason, there was a sense of hate that made me want to cheer, and even though I wasn't originally planning to go to the special attack, I ended up not being afraid even once, and I was really straight and overwhelmed by the fact that I was so straightforward and overwhelmed by how relaxed I was before I even died to avenge Tomo-kun at the end of my life. Along with that, it's nice that Kun responds even though his emotional expressions are modest. It's addictive because I reread it over and over again because I wanted to be convinced by Tomo-kun when did he start thinking about Major in my own way. (Nonetheless, before I knew it, I fell in love with the major, so I understand the feeling of falling in love even if you don't know the specific points lol) They were two people who could only say that it was amazing that they could put their lives on the line for each other. It's complicated, but I think they had a happy ending for just the two of them. Also, just as Mr. Sakanoue gave color to Tomo-kun's world without color, I had the feeling that watching the dark world of war movies and dramas was difficult and bad at it, but since I was able to encounter this film, sensors that sense the colors of people who lived in that era began to work. It was an amazing reading experience. Thank you so much for your wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. It is a work where there are many painful and sad developments just because the theme is the theme, and I feel the weight of life. There are only scars left and nothing to be gained... I strongly feel the emptiness of war. I can't forget the faces of those who passed away with a moment of sparkle.

This review contains spoilers. On top of being bullish, it's a habit for people that look like they can't be held, to be soft-hearted and screamed, so it stung me a lot.

This review contains spoilers. It was a ridiculously glossy erotic work depicting the everyday lives of members of the Special Attack Force. It was nice that the shaved head somehow brought out the eroticism. It's probably a man's household, so I think they had this kind of love affair from there.

This review contains spoilers. Whether it's empty or satisfying, or whether it's shallow or profound, I'm immersed in the afterglow after reading it. The theme is the Special Attack Force, so it's heavy and dramatic, but I think it also depicts delicate movements of mind that are common to the present day, and there are also gags here and there, which is interesting. I can recommend any character or couple, but the one that left the biggest impression on me was Shizuma. At first glance, he is a natural and innocent boy, but I'm attracted to Yodono's life-changing sex appeal and the fact that he hides the size and cunning of the vessels that appease tyrant Yagi. After Shizuma inadvertently spouted about her feelings for Yagi, the scene where she threw herself off saying that she was taking the place of a woman... became sad. I read it carefully because of the intense night of fireflies (every couple is wonderful). Thank you very much.

This review contains spoilers. Depending on the person, there may be discomfort when the Special Attack Force is interpreted in a strange way. But I didn't think so. After all, they are boys around their age who have all kinds of desires. It's an extremely stressful environment where there are no women, and you don't know when sortie orders will be issued. It is certain that sooner or later you will die. I don't know what the actual atmosphere was like, but there was no fun at all, and I think sometimes I would have done it while thinking “what were you doing.” As we lived together, we fell in love with our partner, even if it was a man, and we took things off for just one night in “If You Die Anyway.” It depicts realistic parts of adolescent boys. Even after the war ended, they all had various thoughts, and they honestly weren't happy. That, too, is the scourge of war. Tormented by the sense of self-remorse that they survived, the sight of the team members crying and shouting sorry for not being useful to their father makes my heart tighten my heart. This isn't just a BL thing. The day I read it was the anniversary of the end of the war, and it really made me think a lot.

This review contains spoilers. The war came to an end with fireflies. It was the last time that both couples survived together, and it was also the first time that their thoughts were well understood, but even though the war was over, of course, it wasn't a happy ending, which is sad and sad. And adorable. Sono seemed very, very happy when she had Hisocho say she loved her at the very end, hugged and kissed each other. After all, she seemed happy to be able to convey her feelings and thoughts to her lovely Sono with her whole body in words. I thought it would be nice if time stopped like this. Suddenly the war was over, and while they were out of step, they lost their friend Fuyu in such a way, and tears fell down at Kure's words. Someone's line, “I tried so hard...” says it all. While watching Hisocho wow crying after breaking up with Sono, while ruminating on Kure's words, “Does death itself that give birth to hundreds of millions of prayers go to waste,” Kanau-san, Taro-chan, Yagi-san, Shizuma, and Wadatsumi, members of the Naruko unit... the people who scattered, the people who didn't scatter, the people who were left behind, all worked so hard, and I thought of the lovely people who had appeared in this work so far. Both Hisocho and Sono have no choice but to go through their lives with “let's meet again” in their hearts even though they love each other and don't know when it will be, so I wonder if the two were there when the Naruko Force reunited 20 years later? What kind of reunion did they have? As I imagine, I just hope it will be a happy reunion, and that they will live a happy life. The fact that both Hisocho and Sono are alive anyway was a relief for me as readers. I think it's unimaginably heavy for the two, who have spent time like a family and lost their precious friends one after another, especially for Hisocho, who dropped the cherry blossoms on which their friends were riding with their own hands. Even so, please don't blame myself, and I hoped that my friends would survive with the intention of living. Every story and every couple said “good...” to my heart on Firefly Night. I really like the kiss scene in this work, which is nothing other than an expression of affection.