Reviews for The Hawk God and The Pitiful Sacrifice Manga

This review contains spoilers. Tare-chan, who falls in love with Murakumo-sama, is also super cute, and it's great that Murakumo-sama gradually becomes bonded! The fact that Uche-chan falls down, her tentacles, and that she is in a pinch is all so shocking to my mind!! It was really nice!! I definitely want a sequel when it comes out!! It was a very fascinating piece!!

This review contains spoilers. First, I tried reading the design because I liked it, but I was drawn in so much that I wanted to read more right now. There was also a scene of tears, but I was also happy that Tsubame and Murakumo were happy. I'd also like to read stories from when children were born. Thank you so much for your wonderful story?

This review contains spoilers. Eh, this is where it ends!? So I definitely want to read 2 People... No, Family Afterwards too. I want to read a lot of stories that make people who have had a hard time happy.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures and story were excellent, and it was a very nice work! Too tired and couldn't stop crying? A wonderful older brother who has feelings for his little sister...!!! While carrying a painful past, Murakumo-sama was so moved to be able to meet people over time and love humans again ✨ Tsumi's real name was also very wonderful, so I thought it was a perfect name? There were so many stories I liked that I read them in a blink of an eye until the end? I still want to read the future of the two of them, so I think it would be great if there was a sequel? Thank you so much for your wonderful work!

This review contains spoilers. A story about praying for rain from the god of land. A young man with leg problems is sacrificed to protect his sister. If you go to the land god called Murakumo, you'll be treated wildly. However, she continues to beg for the sake of her sister without getting frustrated and asking for rain. Here, even though it's a sacrifice, the story begins with quite a reality where the story has already gone to the world after death and is unable to return to this world, even though it's a story that is a daredevil. I'm getting gradually favored, but it may be hard to read at first... Chikuwabu-sensei's work is a spin-off of the title work, and it's even more interesting if you read “The King of Owls” as well. “Hi Spe-sama” was also interesting ♬

This review contains spoilers. As the title suggests, it's a strange marriage story of God and sacrifice. I think the flow is typical for a BL sacrificial marriage. There are also serious elements such as past trauma on the god's side and a difficult life on the sacrifice side, but there are also parts that are relatively comical, so it doesn't get too heavy. Even though Karura-sama is such a great god, it's a pretty light character with a light character that's light (laughs) when the slimy tentacles appeared early in volume 1, I almost got a little excited about the BL story that was so solid, but Tanukichi, the kids, and Mochibikko are just so cute and soothing. Various episodes are included, but the story doesn't go very deep and the impression is that it progresses quickly, so I also feel that it unfolds in an expedient manner. I thought it would be a fun work with the cuteness and atmosphere of the pictures (especially for small children).

This review contains spoilers. You can do whatever you want in the past and now (laughs); it's a felony for modern humans. As expected, I had been punished for a while, but I thought that if even such a naughty Murakumo-sama had been shut down for many years, I would be reminded of my loneliness by accident. Moreover, Tsubame-kun is a gentle, cute, and healing type. Furthermore, if it has a strong core, it is an attractive presence. I'm glad I was able to read Murakumo-sama's Heart in volume 2.

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I've always been interested in. The beautiful body that was sacrificed for her sister is healthy and unhappy. It was a sacrifice and forced upon the Hawk God, and everything was a very painful development with pity and pity, but it changed drastically from here on. The drawing is beautiful and the other characters are cute, so I wish I had read it quickly. For now, I'm only reviewing volume 1.

This review contains spoilers. A god who hates humans and a kind-hearted swallow who sacrificed herself and wishes for her sister's happiness. It's a common development, but I'm glad Tsubame was able to build a happy family.

This review contains spoilers. Somehow, it made me feel warm as I read it. The scene where children are born from eggs was particularly nice... it conveyed the atmosphere that they care about each other

This review contains spoilers. I bought it. It was pretty easy with the guessing horse that appears in the sequel. I wonder if the first volume is the only one that's too pathetic. I hope so. He's cute because he has a pretty good father and is so aggressive. Totally a doting person.

This review contains spoilers. The protagonist, who is willing to sacrifice himself to hope for people's happiness, runs into terrible situations, but he becomes happy; no matter what is done, the gods are also bonded to the straight protagonist, or rather, the gods are more human and leave it up to their emotions. I had bought up to 3 volumes, so I read them. There is a clean section at the end of each volume. There are gods from east, west, north, and south, so there's still more to come.