Reviews for Goodbye, Red Beryl Manga

This review contains spoilers. First of all, the picture was so beautiful that I bought the cover. The story was too sad and I was worried about the future, but the last one was a bit surprising. But maybe that was good. I would like to buy this author's new book again when it comes out.

This review contains spoilers. I'm buying the author. Since it depicts a wide range of content, from serious to comical, I subscribed with high expectations even with an unusual setting. This is the story of the vampire Kazushige and Akihiko, whose life was saved by Kazushige. The story is set in which if you become a vampire, you won't die, and the highlight is the conflict between turning your opponent into a vampire or choosing a path to break up without doing so. The content at the end was somewhat predictable, but I think it was good that the two now seem happy. It made me smile to see the two being on good terms even as times changed. Masakado and Morinatsu are also good because they've been together for decades and haven't gotten bored and haven't broken up.

This review contains spoilers. The era is Showa, an orphan young man with no family, lover, or close friends, Akihiko, and Kazushige, a vampire who lives alone. I was able to read all 3 volumes carefully, but I still haven't read enough. There is too much time for immortal people to live. Akihiko, whose life was saved by Kazushige, fell in love with Kazushige while going to Kazushige to return the favor. How can Kazushige, who has seen off his wife and daughter and has lived in solitude, settle the conflict that he doesn't want to treat Akihiko in the same way, and even if Akihiko is convinced, he is worried that Kazushige will eventually be alone again... Personally, I was relieved by the way it ended, even though it might be terrible for them. The developments leading up to that point were a little bad for my heart, though. Volume 3 also reveals the past of Morinatsu, a half-vampire who lives with Masakado. this was painful... It would be nice if they could at least stay happy as they live a long, long time from now on. After his feelings got through and his body were connected, Akihiko was quite aggressive, and his eroticism increased dramatically from around the second half of volume 2. I was worried that the wall seemed thin (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. Despite being different species, Akihiko and Kazushige make up for the loneliness they have had with each other. What kind of decisions will the two make... How to make decisions will lead to the happiness of the two of them... What was the last volume I've been waiting for since volume 2 when I finished reading it ❗ The casual everyday life spent based on conclusions drawn by the two of them seems so happy? Meanwhile, a breakup crisis suddenly comes without any warning or mental preparation... Eventually, I came across such a scene, and what kind of decisions can I make... At the end, instinct is better than reason... And maybe it's a kind of love that accepts it... Then, when it leads to collecting foreshadowing from the tomb at the beginning... What is that punch line... Personally, I have a feeling that the last one was put together a little quickly ☆ but it has been reduced by one... The psychological depiction of those who leave behind and those who are left behind is excellent, and there are lacrimal glands here and there? The heroic eroticism typical of the artist was added to that, and it was a very readable work?

This review contains spoilers. I wonder if it's because I don't have blood feelings, why is she so beautiful? The author may like it, but I'm in love with novel movies and vampire protagonists other than Magi Horror. How will the two who easily made it to H in volume 2 end their lives later? Right.