Reviews for The Golden Bee Drops Into Honey Manga

This review contains spoilers. A story about a painter and a wealthy person. One night, I meet someone who has trouble with color vision and has given up on living as a painter and even thought it was OK to die, and someone who is lonely as if they were tired of living and has a heart that feels like they have died. There is a thirst that never quenches, and even though they don't feel like quenching, they live days like digestive games, but at some point, they both become irreplaceable beings. I was completely immersed in Kitahararii sensei's worldview, and I read it, and along the way, I thought it would be a bad end, and it was quite disturbing... I was surprised that he was the writer of Brat Tamer. Manga artists are amazing (*'`) ✨

This review contains spoilers. I felt sorry for the history of Huff, who was born as a concubine, probably because the overall historical background is nostalgic. Akifumi, who has golden eyes at the mercy of greedy adults around him, is used, but it was an overall heavy story where at some point, on the contrary, they became at the mercy of people around them. The painter Hiraoka can no longer recognize the color red, and everything looks like gold, but I wanted to see it through Hiraoka's eyes, wondering what kind of gold is the color of the eyes in Sora no Kenshi at the end of volume 3...

This review contains spoilers. The historical background is not modern, and I like the Meiji and Taisho atmosphere. I wonder if what happened during Kenshi's childhood distorted him? Expectations for Osamu in volume 2. It would be nice if there was something twists and turns.

This review contains spoilers. The vice-president of a large bank, but the son of a concubine, the real power is held by her older sister, and Mitsuya has a perverted habit, and she picks up Yaoka, a painter who has lost her color vision, and makes her partner, but volume 1 ended on a good point. I wonder if Yaoka will be able to follow Mitsuya, and Mitsuya's past etc. will become clear. Seems like a long time ago. Mitsuya, who was born to a foreign mother and has golden eyes, is so sensual. The correction is a white line.

This review contains spoilers. It is drawn around a monk born into a large bank family and an egg, a painter who has lost his color vision. The first volume ends at the point where the painter's egg comes to a close relationship with the sexual habits of Bocchan, who is the child of a concubine with foreign blood... so I still can't read the future. I'm worried about the continuation!!! Oh, the correction is sweet and erotic?