Reviews for The Golden Bee Drops Into Honey Manga

The author is buying it. I waited until it was completed! That was great! I was worried about what would happen in volume one, but I'm glad I waited until the end.

It's an eerie and bewitching story that unfolds in an old mansion. Anyway, Kitaharari sensei's designs are beautiful! Plus, it's a reward for not being able to correct it. It's no exaggeration to say that Akifumi's strangely beautiful appearance holds the key to everything in this story. I was wondering if they were just looking for Eros and Pleasure, but of course that wasn't the case, and after I learned that they were begging for the darkness of Akifumi's heart and affection, the story unfolds furiously, especially from volume 3, and the story unfolds so furiously that I didn't even have time to breathe. What is the last truth that the painter Yaoka muttered about when he contracted an illness that does not recognize the color red and the world only looks golden... I burst into tears.

The author is buying it. I knew it would continue when volume 1 came out, so I didn't read it until I finished, but that was the correct answer for me. In volume 1, you can only read the bewitching, blatant, and sly part of the main character's manifest history, but as you progress through volume 2 and 3, you can understand why Kenshi became like this, and what kind of person he was originally. It's difficult to write without spoilers, but it was good that the butler Hasumi, who supported Kenshi, who lived so awfully, and his friend Matsunami didn't abandon them no matter what state they were in. The situation where Yaoka, which I found by chance at a bar, had no choice but to live alone in a closed world similar to Kenshi reached Kenshi's heart, and volume 3 was wonderful, where you can see Yaoka snuggling up to support Kenshi without having anything. There are people who are dangerous to both relatives and business enemies, but there is only one volume where people other than Yaoka are added. There won't be anything after that, so I think people who are concerned about that are fine. I wonder if volume 1 of erotic is the maximum. It's almost 1 episode 1 erotic, but as volumes 2 and 3 progress, the emphasis is placed on the emotional connection between the two, so the number of times decreases, but it becomes sex where feelings come through, and you can also see a new appearance of the two.

Yaoka, a painter who no longer understands colors, finds “true color” in Kenshi, and Kenshi is a wonderful story where he arrives at his true self while spending time with Yaoka. Please be sure to read up to 3 volumes. The afterglow, the feeling after reading it, and it was like a movie, which was very nice. If you read it without knowing anything, you might not notice that it is the same author as Gelateria...

Speaking of Kitaharari Sensei, it's probably a sweet and heart-wrenching work! I thought volume 1 was pretty disturbing. I was wondering, “I wonder if I can read it to the end...” Volumes 2 and 3 aren't very bright either, but it feels like we've finally found a candle light blazing with each other in the dark. From now on, I wanted the two of them to cook meals, read books together, kiss gently, and sleep a little. It's complete, but I'd be happy if I could read the story at a later date.

The author is buying it. I like this writer because there are so many stories full of happiness, but I was surprised that the image of the beginning was so different. As the past of Akifumi gradually became clear, the depth of darkness and loneliness I had was just so sad, and it was a bit difficult to read, but I'm glad Yaoka dealt with it properly...! I'm glad that the appearance of Kenshi, which changes little by little, exudes the cuteness unique to this author. Also, it was wonderful that Yaoka himself was able to overcome his own conflicts and problems, and that they were able to properly save each other, and I was particularly moved by the final development. If possible, a bonus would be fine, so I wanted to take a peek at the two after that.

The initial development is muddy, and you'll be surprised, but don't worry, the mush will gradually decrease. The process of Mitsuya, who has darkness in the past, regains himself little by little while spending time with Yaoka, who was desperate due to an eye disease, is adorable and wonderful. There are times when it is said that Yatsuoka was also asked by the butler, but learning about Mitsuya's past and his emotional changes during his time are also a highlight to read. There aren't many explanations and few lines (so it's fun to read it a few times and wonder if this is it), and the feeling of reading changes in emotions from pictures is dramatic, and it's like watching a drama or movie. Personally, I also like the cover design, and it's so cool that the colors and expressions and composition of the two people show the flow of the story. The beginning, beginning, and ending are also easy to understand, and I would recommend it if you're not good at a painful past, muddy, or erotic.

Painter Yaoka broke his brush because it had lost its color. Akifumi is a beautiful man who takes the position of vice-president even though he is alienated because he is the son of a concubine. A story about two people being freed from all fences. Volume 1 was taken aback by the dubious party that Akifumi presents himself to. lol if it's Kitaharari, there's no way it would just end up with Eros! I was looking forward to the sequel. Then, 2 to 3 volumes went on sale at the same time and it was completed... after all, it wasn't easy. It's heavy. Wry smile I like it, but it's probably a work that chooses readers. I only recommend it to those who are familiar with the words relief/liberation/purification around here.

I personally like the fact that I don't know if it's broken or not. The sense of the times is right, and I want to read the continuation quickly.

I'm really worried about how the next volume ends!! The picture is so beautiful that I can't imagine what the ending would be like!

It's enigmatic and interesting. The story of Yaoka, a painter who lost his color vision and saw everything as gold, and Mitsuya, a wealthy man with golden eyes. In a secret Western-style building, Yaoka, who lost everything due to an eye disorder, is played with Mitsuya, who kills his time distorted due to the unfortunate circumstances of being the son of a wealthy concubine. I'm very concerned about the landing point of the two, who have a sense of distortion and loss in darkness and pleasure. I can't wait for the sequel!!

After all, there is nothing but a hit! It was fun this time too! love it?

The bewitching and enigmatic atmosphere of Revealed History is thrilling. Too bad the first volume ended when I was worried about various things going on. I want to read more soon.

The first volume ends at a good point. I'm really excited to see how things change from a state where there is no salvation!

The price was being reduced, so I bought it... what happened in the past? There is a translation for Akifumi. When Yaoka lost her color vision and was desperate, Akifumi saved her. There's eroticism, but I can't feel love, and I'm worried about how volume 1 ends. But I don't dislike dark stories, so I wonder if it was okay even after they were finished?

This is an insanely worrisome way of ending... I'm worried about the continuation (>_<) I regret it in a good sense that I should have read it after it's completed... I'm excited about future developments!! I'm looking forward to it.

I bought it from a trial reading. It's nice that the picture is beautiful. I think the content of the story is a bit dark, but the one with deeper darkness is worth reading, so I'm looking forward to the continuation!