Reviews for The Hawk God and The Pitiful Sacrifice Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is a story where the main character, who is lame due to an accident, is sacrificed for the future of her younger sister, who is the only family left with the fatigue (suffering) of the protagonist, who also lost her parents, and goes to a world of monsters. It's sad that they died properly as a sacrifice in this world, but it was great because I was able to learn about love that I wouldn't have obtained in this world in the monster world, and in the end, I was happy. The purity and energy of exhausting life, and the feeling of thinking about my little sister are really kind and sad. Murakumo, who is the monster of the attacking crow, also has a complicated upbringing and past, and it was a great work where the feelings of thinking for each other make up for each other's wounds, not only love, but also love each other's existence itself. This is the end of it, but I want to watch these two people living a happy life for a long time.

This review contains spoilers. A story about a sister and the human body sacrificed for rain, and the earth god Murakumo. It is said to be similar to “Ai Nichi to the Bride,” but I didn't really care about it. But I was worried about that because I wanted to kick them out rather than that, probably wouldn't work (>_<). Also, I wasn't sure when they both fell in love. I thought that area was detailed, but I love the setting and the pictures! Finally, I can't help but wonder what kind of children were born!!

This review contains spoilers. It was the first time I read it by the writer, but well, the picture is wonderful ⭐ ︎ it's a love story between God and a sacrificial person, but it's not good, is it the beginning of familiarity where the two people began to have special feelings for each other (God in particular)? I felt weak. Before I knew it, it was a speed marriage where both of them had unrequited love and went from a slight misunderstanding to an easy turn... (laughs), but there was something that came with the happiness and the last reunion that the two people who had had quite a bit of trouble in the past finally got. I wanted to see the faces of the two kids! This is a postscript after purchasing volume 2! I wasn't that addicted to the first volume, but volume 2 was great. Tsubame's painful past made my heart ache even more, and I was really happy to be able to read the twins' cuteness and so much... even after that! Finally, I was gutted by the scene where the twins and swallows line up in bird form. I also want to read the story after that, when the family grows even more!

This review contains spoilers. Maybe you like people who like Ji-ri or Takahashi Ruko-ko? The picture is beautiful. But there was something abrupt about the ethi scene. I leave it behind once in a while... is the god of the earth good? That bothered me a bit. The main character is so pitiful. did they say the main character even though it's BL? It wasn't about receiving, it felt like the main character of the story. I think the world view and story are good, but there are parts that are a little sweet, so I was a little worried. It's a story that seems like it would come true even if the poor protagonist was replaced by a girl. It was nice to have a happy ending. I want the main character to be happy in this world.

This review contains spoilers. I'm doing well to sacrifice for my sister's happiness. I'm sad to read it because I'm tired of putting others before myself. I'm tired of not being able to rely on anyone, but I'm glad I was placed under Murakumo's protection at the end. Murakumo was also traumatized, but I think it's natural for her to be moved so much that she was really tired and healthy (crying). But I also feel sorry that my little sister's only family is gone... Not only is the world of two people good, but also the characters Karura and the cute Tanukichi character. I wonder if there's no continuation. I wanted to see the kid! I'm too worried about after they've hatched.

This review contains spoilers. Murakumo, the god of land that hates people, x sacrificed humans, fatigue. Instead of protecting the life of my sister, who is the only family, I was sacrificed to the god of land for a village where rain did not fall and droughts continued. I lost my parents, hurt my leg and couldn't work properly, and even though she was sacrificed for my sister, she was hated by the Earth Gods and was held by force... the unhappy Onparade was too much of a pity. It's also painful to watch places I'm used to being unhappy. I endured well for my sister, and when I learned about Murakumo's circumstances, I cared about Murakumo, and even though I'm tired of not even thinking about myself, it's not that heavy anymore (crying), and H is usually erotic (with tentacle play), and it also has a relaxing element, so it's easy to read. The person who stabbed Murakumo's trauma was dangerous from the beginning and wasn't worth 500 years... I can understand it, but it was subtle. I wanted to see the twins.