Reviews for Lullaby of the Dawn Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've originally read up to 3 volumes that have already been published, and now that the new issue has been released, I'll review it! I thought it was a royal fantasy and started reading it, but wasn't everyone surprised that the direction of the wind changed in volume 3? Me too. And finally, volume 4! Somehow isn't the mystery getting deeper and deeper!? I was wondering if they weren't just humans, but no way alto...!! Elva has also become unstable, and even though Alto's steady doggy feeling was healing, Alto is starting to wobble too!! I don't know what the lord Shi-yeon is thinking, and mysteries call for mysteries... Letty too... Volume 4 also has BL depictions, but it feels like BL is added to fantasy... The number of characters is gradually increasing, and the main axis is changing to the mystery of the island rather than the love affair between Alto and Elva, so it seems like I won't be able to get there... I want to read more of Nori in the booklet... Also, since the author's thoughts are also visible and hidden from volume 4, there may be people who don't like it...? It's like that. Personally, I want to enjoy BL comics as romance comics, so I plan to continue reading them for the time being, but I wonder if it's 4 stars for BL...

This review contains spoilers. Were you protected by a shrine maiden in the smartphone world? The island (remote island delayed by the dictator) has a creative view of the world and a sense of anticipation that it is too mysterious to be collected! I wonder if it will eventually become a fantasy? As of now, it seems like reality isn't there. (personal feeling)

This review contains spoilers. Read up to 2 volumes. The well-completed world view and mysteries are insanely interesting. And Elva is just so beautiful. The process of a lonely nagi (I can't copy and paste, so the kanji conversion doesn't come out) getting involved with alto and regaining a human-like way of life is moving. In volume 2, feelings typical of BL also sprout, and I'm looking forward to it even more as the excitement of love is added to future developments. I want to see the completion of this work while praying that all Kannagi will be happy.

This review contains spoilers. I've been waiting for the new publication!!! Little by little, Elva is snuggling up to Alto... but is that really OK...? Elva's conflicts are depicted in detail, and this time was great too! I'm looking forward to the next volume too!

This review contains spoilers. It's a profound story and the pictures are beautiful. It's likely to be depressing depending on developments, so I'll wait for the book to be discounted. Wouldn't life be short lived if all shrines were allowed to have wives?

This review contains spoilers. The pictures and story were so beautiful, and I thought it was a wonderful work. It has a unique view of the world, and I think it's a particularly interesting work in fantasy BL.

This review contains spoilers. It really draws me in. It's fantasy, but the psychological depiction is careful. It's really painful to say that Sama fights at the expense of children based on the main premise... I think it would be nice if Elva was saved, and I wonder if Alto was born from the Black Sea but was a child? I'm really curious to keep thinking about things like that. I want everyone to be happy.

This review contains spoilers. I love the picture. I want Elva to be cute and healthy and happy, so I just want her to avoid Meriba. It makes me feel unbearable that all of them are innocent, but by the time the end comes, it would be nice if there was something that would pay off for all the sacrifices made up until now. ◇I was aware of the case where the worldview completely changed in volume 3, until “Actually, there is a world outside that is no different from today, and people who came from there use smartphones and tablets.” I think the fact that these terminals can be used not only for offline work but also for communication with the outside of the island means that something like Wi-Fi that is compatible with the outside (= not a mysterious power or something) is flying, not a closed network only within the island, but what about base stations and large antennas? Even if I have a mobile router, I can't use it unless I have a large base. Since it's not a technology research comic, it's natural that everything isn't strictly set, but if you're bringing in a modern existence, I really want network issues to be included in the settings. Volume 4 and later [There are facilities that cannot be approached by anyone other than those in power, and the islanders are aware that there is something like a large pillar (antenna), but they don't know the true identity. Is there a depiction like [they actually control the communication infrastructure there...]? I think it's fine until a “modern” entity suddenly intervenes on the island, which had a fantasy and folklore worldview. I think it's really nice to bring up a story that turns the worldview upside down, and it's exciting, surprising, but the two worldviews were too isolated in the story up until then. Even if strict gag orders and a mechanism for maintaining confidentiality were put in place, I feel that they were taken with surprise and a little more sense of satisfaction if they made some kind of advance with the feeling that it was the result of human error. From the beginning, in the trivial part, “What is this sense of incongruity?” “Are there any differences in the degree of civilization or technology?” It would have been nice if people in power used foreign words such as “people in power sometimes use foreign words (the readers know, but the islanders aren't familiar with them)” to hide something that seems like a foreshadowing, or rather a smell.