Reviews for Lullaby of the Dawn Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was great to be able to watch Alto and Elva flirt. When is the next new moon!? ^_^ I'm looking forward to it, I can only see a future where the two of them live happily after leaving Alto Island do their best

This review contains spoilers. I couldn't help but see Elva, who accepted Alto-kun, and the two people who love each other no matter who looked at it, so cute! It was a story that I could read with a very happy feeling, feeling a sense of trust and love for each other, even though there was a slight sense of frustration, even though there was a slight feeling of confusion and misunderstanding about whether it was okay or bad to care about each other and say how bad it was to be with myself. I felt it was the shortest book I've ever read. I'm excited to see how this unfolds and what will happen, but I hope a happy future for the two of them awaits!

This review contains spoilers. It caught my heart, and I was dazed because of that. It was so shocking to me. It was also shocking that I was shocked when I realized it. “You don't have to force yourself to accept yourself.” On the other hand, it is a story that is revealed one after another in volume 4, and I think the author's thoughts on love between people of the same sex are also shown. Speaking of misnomers, it's common in BL, and it's a story that has already been rubbed down with various grammars. From that trend, “I accept gratitude” and “I can be myself just the way I am.” This is not limited to BL, but it is also a phrase that has taken the world by storm. It just took the world by storm, so I think that's true. I think that's true, but I also felt that it was somewhat painful for me. I didn't know why it felt stifling; I was just wondering if I was an Tenjaku. However, I was instantly upset by the subsequent exchange between Elva and Alto. Elva is disappointed with her ideal figure, her current form, which is far from what she probably would have achieved. Not being able to accept that self makes me conflicted because it seems contrary to my beloved person who loves me like that. I think we should accept ourselves just the way we are. Alto says it without saying anything to Elva.” You don't have to force yourself to accept yourself.” I was easily freed from the bitterness that gave rise to shortness of breath that felt right in my heart. And then I realized it. A self that can't accept myself just the way I am. I was shocked to find out why I had shortness of breath, and I was also surprised that I had such an auspicious part of myself. Once you understand it, I'm very happy. There's no need to force yourself to accept yourself. It's just a matter of admitting that you can't accept yourself. Not being able to accept myself isn't a bad thing, and I even wonder why I was feeling unselfishly painful. Even though Elva had been struggling over many pages until then, she was told by Alto, and she was easily released in about 1 page. That feeling is exactly the same as my own, and I'm happy about that too. It really is. I was easily saved by the lines of the characters in the manga that weren't even large frames. It's an authentic fantasy, and I think the setting and story are very well made. Naturally, the lines were also polite, and I would like to say thank you to Alto. Alto is amazing. thank you.

This review contains spoilers. At first, the picture is beautiful! I started reading about what kind of love between the two could be seen, but gradually I was drawn into the fun of the story. The problems they have with each other and the fact that Elva remembers the past was so painful that it made me wish that the happy time between these two people who didn't know anything would continue for the rest of their lives. The alto doggy scene and the flirting scene with Elva, who isn't satisfied with that, is just awesome... I'm really looking forward to seeing what happens with Alto, who knows Prince of the Black Sea. Please cry and have a happy ending...!!!

This review contains spoilers. The pictures and story are all amazing, of course. I'm glad I came across Yunoichika's work. However, as I read on, it's painful, painful, sad, unbearable... the suffering of the sorcerers, the selfishness of the people around them, the creepiness of people who don't know if they're anything, the frustration of not being able to solve all of them quickly, and above all, the pain of just liking each other and not being able to snuggle up without thinking about anything... On the other hand, it's inevitable that volume 5 will unfold more and more... it's painful if you don't have a happy ending, but I read this work until the end I'm experiencing a feeling similar to the mission of not having to do it.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, the picture is beautiful and wonderful. It seems that little Alto and Elva are cute too, but the two grown up are also really wonderful, and it's really nice that they both care for each other

This review contains spoilers. I really recommend it. The story is interesting, and the pictures are nice and easy to read. I also bought the single story one, but it suddenly went from fantasy to modern times, huh? But I see... there was some discussion with the person in charge... If possible, I'd like it to stay fantasy... I was a little surprised that the genre suddenly changed. I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. A story about a mysterious creature that appears on a small island, the person who fights against that creature, and a boy. The story unimaginable from volume 1 is unimaginable, and I can't help but read more. The pictures are beautiful, all the characters are standing, and I've been rereading it over and over ✨ It was a surprising development with the latest issue. I'm asking, so I have no choice but to hope that everyone will have a happy ending?