Reviews for The Little Bird Sleeps by the Sea Manga

This review contains spoilers. The first half is mainly about the relationship between Yuichi and Ayumu, and the second half is mainly about the relationship between Yuichi and Ryō. Yuichi's form of love is gentle and big. It was written about the two people who fell in love in the afterword, but I certainly had a strong feeling that I wanted to cherish them rather than like them, and I stopped hugging them along with thinking about Ryō's past. It's already a long time ago, so I'm sure there won't be a sequel. If the three artists' fantasies progress, I definitely want to see more of their “love” part and growth!

This review contains spoilers. A man who lost his parents and sister in an accident begins living with his older sister's son in a seaside town. Then, it's a story about how they become good friends with the owner of a delicatessen shop they met there. The content is so deep that you wouldn't think it's just one book, and the backgrounds and feelings of the characters are carefully drawn from the past to the present. The reason why Yuichi and Ayumu get jittery at first is because their relationship has changed since then. They strengthened each other's sense of responsibility and loneliness, and it became difficult to convey the simple feeling that they liked each other, but I think it was Ryō that became a good spice. I think it became a cushion between the two because they treated Yuichi with an understanding side of an adult side that was unadorned by Ayumu, and the shape naturally snuggled up to their hearts. And Ryō is also drawn to Yuichi's straight feelings. I think the sight of Ayumu overlapping with his past self and struggling to unearth the desire he had hidden in the depths of his heart to be loved like Ayumu was a good example of his suffering until then. I felt that what Ryō wanted was not just love, but someone with a sense of security who would take care of her like a parent and give her endless love. Since I became honest with the feeling that I liked the three of them, we were able to build a good relationship with an exquisite balance of power, and I thought it was great that they seemed so happy. It was so cute that Ryō had a childlike expression when he was with Yuichi. Ryō and Ayumu fighting over Yuichi are really smiling, and it's a work that makes me want to see him even more happy.

This review contains spoilers. Ryō, Yuichi, and Ayumu all have painful pasts. Above all, Mausoleum suffered so much that I wanted to give up on my life. It is a relief that Yuichi's kindness heals the wounds of Ryu and Ayumu.

This review contains spoilers. The author is buying it! A story about Lehman who moved in with a handsome delicatessen in town and his nephew. Ryō, a delicatessen restaurant with a distorted past, lost her parents and older sister in an accident, and is concerned about Yuichi, who is taking the steps of her older sister's child and trying to do something about it. They become close even though they are scared of each other, but they are scared of the mausoleum and run away. It's a happy ending at the end, but I want to see more! Also, I like Ayumu because she is healthy and cute ♪

This review contains spoilers. I read another series by Yu Minamizuki and liked it, so I bought this one too using a coupon. As per the highly rated reviews, it was very good! The picture is as beautiful as ever, and above all, it feels like every corner has been carefully drawn, and I like it when I read it. I think the story is also thorough, including the characters on the side. At first, it was surprising in a good sense that the attacking Ryo, who seemed like an uneasy host, became relentless and angry like a child at the end, and became so cute. Yuichi is very normal, but being usually honest, serious, and kind may actually be the hardest part. I can clearly understand the feeling that Ryo, who has been distorted due to her painful past, is attracted to Yuichi, who always has a straight smile. I want the three of us to live together for a long time.

This review contains spoilers. I love Lovenest and bought this one too. There are a lot of pages, and the story is solid, so it was satisfying enough to read. Yuichi, who ended up spending time with his nephew Ayumu due to an unexpected family accident, and the two get to know each other since they moved in. Ryō runs a delicatessen shop, but after all, he wasn't alone; he had a heavy past. This story is mixed with Ayumu's point of view, Yuichi's point of view, and Ryō's point of view, and thanks to that, I can understand everyone's feelings very well. Also, it's real that life isn't going well, and that I'm exhausted from being hurt by heartless words. The mausoleum's past is also very painful. The bad environment probably made him that far. Anyway, Ryō's uncle's family was really scum and disgusting. Mothers in particular. I've been doing terrible things since I was a kid, and when I grew up, I thought it was bad language, but it was crap. While Ryō, Yuichi, and Ayumu all had hardships and pasts, it was nice that little by little the distance got closer so that the pieces fit together. I want them to make up for what they lack and be happy. Yuichi's last fight was cute.