Reviews for An Angel's Whisper Defeats the Demon Manga

I like pictures, and there were all kinds of things, such as eroticism, conflict, tsundere, etc. Nipple erotica. Nipple erotica. I'm glad I bought it.

Life after death. It was interesting because it was a world view that I hadn't even read the settings! I can read it even after death without getting that dark, and I was surprised that both of them died due to stomach deaths lol. That was great! The spin-offs were great too!

Even though Tsundere is serious, the devil's attack and the angels attack even though it's dark and perverse. Being indulged by an angel's obsession was so cute. I'm glad that the second episode also changed drastically.

The setting is that they each experienced various deaths and then got a job as a devil or angel. The pictures were beautiful, and it was a story that really resonated with my heart.

There were some scenes that were close to gross. It was interesting to read it from the perspective of two people. It was a good feeling of obsession.

I really wish there was a world like this!! There were 2 couples, and both were good stories. And it's erotic!

It's erotic, and Saeki-san is cute. You're probably getting older for the time being. The pictures were beautiful and I liked the settings.

There are several couples coming out, and I really like it because the content is very easy to understand and the variety is solid.

It's a royal road, but I bought it because I wanted to see Satsumonome Emu Sensei's Devil. There are 2 couples as shown on the cover. There was a sense of value because they were a completely different type couple with chara dude x serious and firm x healing types.

It was the first time I read the artist, the pictures were so beautiful and the story was pretty good, I would like to continue reading other works

It's an Angel and Devil company. They are sorted not by personality, but by temperament during their lifetime (^^; I really like both episodes.

Hoshiuchi, who died on his stomach, became an angel in the afterlife, and Kuroishi became a devil. The world after death is called “the other world,” and the setting has angels and demons, and they are each made into a company. Hoshiuchi and Kuroishi were just colleagues when they weren't nervous (laughs). After being in a relationship only once, it was a surprise death. BL, where stomach death is the cause of death, is novel. Kuroishi is a really nice person, and I love Kuroishi so much that Hoshiuchi is irresistible. Hoshiuchi's obsession was really good. I'm really glad they were both happy even in the afterlife. There is also another story about Angel Arima from the Audit Department, who has been involved with the two, and Satan Saeki, who manages the botanical garden. A tough angel who hates demons and a soft-mannered demon. The cause of Saeki's death is sad. The aptitude of angels and demons is not personality or nature, but rather constitution (star or causal relationship they were born with?) It's decided by, so it's interesting that both Kuroishi and Saeki look like angels, but they're demons, so it's really meaningful. Overall, a lot of eroticism. I wanted to see more of them, so I want to read the sequel.

I like the picture. I really liked the title work, and I was so excited. I think the other story is also a good one. The nature of attacking and receiving is completely different from the title work, but it was still interesting. However, I didn't have that many favorite character settings, so if you look at it overall, it's probably about 3.7...? (It's completely a matter of taste, so I think the degree of perfection as a work is very high.)

It's overflowing with eroticism that you can feel when you look at the cover. The picture was beautiful and I liked it. I wasn't very good at foreigners, but it was great! It's Kyun Kyun!

It's good that angels and demons are in love. I'm looking forward to the sequel.

Both stories were good. It was a work that made me want to read a little more.

I'm glad the pictures are beautiful and the story is really interesting.