Reviews for Romantic Elegy Manga

This review contains spoilers. “Romantic Lament” was also pretty good, and when I learned that a spin-off had come out, I was delighted to simply make a small leap forward with that alone. that... a wave of “destiny” is hitting the characters without saying even this? (Yuma was crushed at the same time as appearing in the main story, so I thought I'd be even happier in the spin-off) Each of the three characters (with the main story combined) has a “destiny,” and it was sad to see everyone struggling to overcome rough seas regardless of whether they chose “destiny” or those who didn't choose “destiny,” those who cut “destiny” and those who were cut off. The heavy image of fate and the sweetness of doting, the beginning of two people who seem to be unhealthy and the purity of seriously pursuing love are integrated, or rather something that is the exact opposite... I thought there was a colorful world view like double-sided origami. Two people who seem to have been abandoned by fate meet and are attracted to each other... that is also fate. It's not about which, isn't it OK for either one or the other? The final destination I ended up with was my true destiny, and if the way to say fate is bad, I wonder if that's the “truth.” There seems to be another turbulence and two turbulence ahead, and I'm looking forward to the next volume. I would recommend Omega Verse to everyone other than those affected by landmines.

This review contains spoilers. I've been buying the artist since the time of the old work and have been buying it all the time. I apologize first. I'm really, really sorry, but are you getting more and more of a drawing habit? It's getting pretty bad, so I want them to fix that recently...! I think so. At least, I want them to leave about 1 centimeter between the character's eyes and eyebrows when facing the front. I feel like my eyes and eyebrows will eventually become one at this rate...?

This review contains spoilers. A spin-off of Yushin that appeared as “Fate” by Asahi, the main character in the previous game. I see... it dragged me around for 10 years. Even though it was unavoidable, the heartbreak on the side that got dumped is immeasurable, isn't it? Pain that comes over and over again every time I hear happy news from someone I like. I understand. The voice that appeared before Yushin looks just like Hon-kun. His personality is the exact opposite of Asahi's, and he feels kind of desolate. He also has distress because he is beta, and we end up dating after comforting each other. The pasts of both sides are chasing me, and I'm kind of worried, “Wait for the next volume!” It's become, hasn't it!? that's not true lol lol, but I think this writer is really good at incorporating the anguish related to fate and order as stories. There are many Omega stories at the mercy of fate, but I haven't seen many stories that focus on the alpha side's anguish, so it's really hard to read in that sense, too. I'm looking forward to the next volume!

This review contains spoilers. It was a work depicting resisting fate in the same way as the original spin. They are dragging different opponents, and they are related in order to distract their feelings, but it is very conveyed in scenes that words of honor are positive for Yushin, whose fateful partner cannot be forgotten. Honor was also attracted to sincere Yushin, and although the relationship began in the second half, it ended in a way where there was still an element of anxiety. The 2 people from the previous game will also appear. I want to read the continuation soon, but Yushin since becoming a lover already makes me feel like a heavy boyfriend, so it's great. I love this author's Obsession Attack, so I'm looking forward to it! P.173

This review contains spoilers. This is a new publication by Sato Sanayuki sensei! A spin-off of romantic lament, a playful story. In the previous game, the highlight is what kind of love does Yushin, who was a character who met the “destiny” he had been searching for so long but was broken by the depth of love between Asahi and Kiraomi, seize? Yushin is 28 years old and works as a doctor, but he dragged Asahi for 10 years and hasn't fallen in love since then. That was so much that I reread the previous one more time. That's where the heartbroken beauty Beta Honoru just appeared. They superimpose each other on people they like, and as they lick each other's wounds, they communicate with each other... I'm really looking forward to seeing how they fall in love and deepen their love from there (≥) I'm fascinated by the fact that beta, not Omega, came out here! (**) The opponent of Yushin, who was so obsessed with fate, is an unsuccessful beta, even though it wasn't fate, but I thought it might be Omega, who fell in love properly. Even though Homare had such a hard time not being selected as Alpha, it was Alpha again who just took his hand. I can't believe we can see the process of each other overcoming the past and grasping happiness... huh...? Satou Sanayuki sensei is too wonderful (; ict;) I recommend Kiraomi, so I was tingling with Yushin in the previous film lol, well... I had to do nothing superfluous... I was watching lol. But I was surprised that Yushin was so cool in this film! They're all the best, they're high-spies, and even though the atmosphere is soft, their erotic style is amazing! that was amazing lol. My eyes and heart are taken by the fact that honor is also beautiful and ephemeral. The names of Shih Ka Mo ‼ Choi Choi Asahi and Teraomi came up, and I was able to meet them if I had hoped they would appear in person (////) Thank you! I hope I can meet Baby too... ♦ I was able to confirm 2 happy people and they were happy too. Anyway, keep an eye out for the future of Yushin and Honor, who are cozy but haven't fallen in love yet. I've been supporting them until they become lovey-dovey, flirtatious, and erotic. “Fate” and the two people who weren't selected for Alpha, be so happy that they're second to none ~ (*'`*) ☘

This review contains spoilers. Can I say it's the previous work? Isn't the main character Asuma Kun, who was pitiful but intrusive at that time!! I must read this! I wish her happiness too! I started reading it with that thought — it looks like it's going to be an alpha and beta episode hmm... is Asuma-kun still dragging on even after 10 years (; '`) is Fate's turn that much? I've read the pattern where fate ends when the opponent is in his turn, so what's more, Homa-kun is pretty and cute, and Asuma has also grown into a cool doctor who looks like alpha other than his personality, but after all, they both have sorrow and it's a bit dark lol I also came out, and Asahi and Koshin also came out, so that's where it comes from! I ended up at that point, so damn it should have started getting sweet at last... but I'm looking forward to the next volume!

This review contains spoilers. Where is Nanasei-kun? In the romantic Lament spin-off, Yushin, the cousin of Kōjin (Asahi's turn), who was abandoned even though it was Asahi's turn of fate, plays the leading role. What happened to Yushin's friend Seven Stars, the cutest beta in the school year? Clearly, I thought without permission that my boyfriend would be Yuma's opponent, so I was surprised that Betsujin Beta was Yushin's opponent. What's more, it's been 10 years since then, and Asahi (destiny) has been dragging on...! Not selected by fate, the heartbroken Yushin had a one-night stand because his voice was similar to Asahi's. Homare was also told that their ex-boyfriend, who they were living with, had a turn, and when they broke up, they somehow called out to Yushin, who was affected by her ex-boyfriend. Yushin, who is trapped by “fate,” and Honor, who thinks it will eventually be abandoned by α since it's beta, both have the pain of heartbreak and choose to lick each other's wounds. Well, unlike Alpha that Honor has fallen in love with until now, Yushin is sincere, and it's sweet now that he has decided to be his lover. Honor is unwavering, and the contract elements are still strong right now, but I don't think it's far before my feelings become real... However, my ex-boyfriend shows up and plays for a bit. Super Oe-sama, model Leo, treats honor lightly and is dishonest. They're scum, but I'm in trouble because they're too good-looking. I think this Leo is a hit horse that makes the two protagonists serious, but I hope it doesn't turn out too bad. Honor, don't waver. Yushin-kun has grown into a good man. I felt sorry for Asahi, but I definitely want her to be happy. The theme from the beginning is that fate doesn't lead to unconditional happiness. Feelings are important, and I think it's about grasping happiness based on that premise. May Yuma's love be sublimated.

This review contains spoilers. Certainly... there is something about “creating your own destiny” in this series. It's been 10 years since I was in college... I can't forget Asahi. We haven't even been in a relationship, but my feelings for α are heavy (it's not a pun). Asahi also broke up with her ex boyfriend when it was her turn of fate (they broke up too...). So, I created my own destiny. But in a sense, there is also a view that fate doesn't count. The situation is similar with Honor, who was made in beta, isn't it? So, even though it was his fate, Yushin didn't take his turn, too. that's sad. What is destiny? that's right. You've become a Bath doctor, haven't you? I wanted Yushin to be happy too, so I'm glad there was a collection story. After all, Yushin is Spadari (laughs) Sanayuki sensei, you like dawn while doing terrible things, right? (Laughter) Volume 1 isn't enough; it's volume 2! I'll wait! Asahi and the others came out at last! Baby's unveiling wasn't in this volume, so please go to the next volume! Additional note: I had bought 2 volumes of paper and electronic ones, but it looks like I hadn't read them. Well, that's good, it's a story about denying fate in Omega Bar. Denial, or “it doesn't matter.” The puffy Yushin is a doting monster (laughs) That's fine, that's it. It's dispelling anxiety about Honor of Beta! There's a lot of etiquette. Two love-happiest people who don't have anything to do with their order.

This review contains spoilers. It's an omega-verse work that defies fate, but I was able to read it as a story about recovering from heartbreak regardless of Omegaba. It's a story where they both have a tough heartbreak, comfort each other's wounds at first, find good points in their partner, are attracted to them, and gently develop a love. I read it with empathy towards Yushin and Honor, so the appearance of Bukkake Asahi made me think, “Eh, why did they appear,” but in the scene where Yushin misunderstood Asahi's voice, it was very nice that it was conveyed that Honor became the only one from Asahi, where Yushin was the turn of fate. After all, he's an author who is good at writing. Rather than entering doting mode, Yushin likes Super Boyfriend Mode, which gently respected honor. I also felt like I was a little out of control at the end of the game. I'm curious about what happened to Reo and Fuyu Sora. Reo didn't value honor, and Fuyu Sora may have been thoughtless, but after all, when an unhappy couple comes out, they don't have a good sense of hindsight, so I hope the two of them move in a good direction from now on.

This review contains spoilers. It is a series work that continues from “Romantic Lament.” In the world of Omega Verse, the process of Yuma, who was in her fateful turn in the previous film but wasn't chosen, met and changed after being told by her boyfriend that she had her turn and chose to say goodbye was very good. It's a series of works depicting opponents who aren't the turn of fate in the Omegaverse, and I think you'll enjoy it even more if you read the previous one.