Reviews for A Howl of the Heart Manga

This review contains spoilers. What is this insanely pure, lovable, and sad... I think I was deceived by crying, and I want you to read it. If you read it, you'll definitely be able to understand how wonderful this work is! Anyway, what's great about this work is that it's not just erotic BL! It's not just a Chinese story! If anything, it's an insanely pure, sad, and heart-shaking story with no erotic characters! And anyway, Miyoshi sensei's drawings are beautiful!!! (↑ this is insanely important!!!) Thanks to that, I became a fan of the teacher. It's a phrase I've never been able to say because we loved and cared for each other. It's too sad to say it at the end when you know you have only a few lives left. I wonder if there was no other way to be saved at that time... and I spent a while in agony. Actually, I was living by pretending to be dead! The pattern is a comic, but it's one development... this work goes even further than that!! It doesn't take long for Kaketsu, which is similar but not similar to Uryu, which he loved, to grow steadily as a person, know his emotions, and change into an entity that makes Tenyo special and lovable. Is that because Tenyo is so beautiful and attractive, or does the instinct of the rain flow sleeping in the midst of a waning moon make you do that? Even Uryu during my lifetime is so wonderful, charming, cool, and full of kindness, why am I so empathized with the missing moon? Neither Tenyo nor I will be able to return until we learn about the missing moon! I intend to keep watching and chasing them until the end to see in what form Miyoshi sensei will lead these two to Happien!!

This review contains spoilers. I originally liked Chinese fantasy, but it was different from what I thought in a good sense...!! There were also slightly outrageous elements, such as reviving the dead with magic, and it was a fresh view of the world. Also, even though “Gawa,” the person I like, who I was finally able to reunite with, is exactly the same, there is also a setting where the content is a different person, but in this work, it develops diagonally upward, which creates even more sadness and conflict, and the ending is completely unpredictable, which is interesting. The sight of the light shining in the eyes of the missing moon and giving off a human touch is irresistibly emotional, and it makes me feel excited along with the reception. I can't wait for the next volume!

This review contains spoilers. They're sad and cute, but they're fighting each other so hard. I've been crying all the time. Thanks to that, the area around my eyes is itchy. My nose is stuck the whole time. It's worse than hay fever.

This review contains spoilers. It's been a while since I came across a divine work. Needless to say the pictures are beautiful, the story is insanely good. I know that Uryu seems to have a good personality and seems kind, but since he passed away right away, readers are drawn to fall in love with the missing moon, and since the dead won't be able to return no matter what, it makes me strongly hope that they will become happy with the missing moon. It's not complete even in volume 3, but both of them personally don't like Desperate Ends, but it's painful to have only one side left, so I want them to stop. Momoka and the emperor are sad too. I want them to be happy. The difference in the way Tenyo and Momoka think is excellent and deep. If I had to complain, it would have been more interesting if it took a little longer for Misuki, who had no feelings, to be attracted to Tenyo. Unlike amnesia, I think it's like a completely different personality has entered the vessel. Also, I personally really like Mr. Toshirou! A calm and intelligent parent with a slender appearance who isn't male or gorilla, and has a strong sex appeal, a favorite food. I'd like to see a spin-off someday.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Tenyo, is in love with Uryu, whom he has been training with since he was young, but in one battle, Uryu was attacked by an enemy and died. I know that just before he passed away, Uryu also loved Tenyo, but this is sad too... There aren't many scenes where Uryu appears, but even in few scenes, you can feel the beauty of a person named Uryu. Also, the relationship between Tenyo and the missing moon is sad. For Tenyo, the waning moon looks like someone she has always loved (rain flow), and she still doesn't know much about humans. However, gradually, I'm also attracted to Kakazuki, which directly conveys love... but since my partner is dead, I'm worried that I shouldn't have this kind of feeling. Meanwhile, Kaketsu is drawn to Tenyo, but since what Tenyo likes is the rain flow, I have a conflict that it would be better to return this body to the rain flow as soon as possible. They are attracted to each other, but they each have circumstances where they are unable to honestly acknowledge their feelings. That frustration makes me feel sad. While I think it's sad, there are also many scenes where they all have a cute side, such as Kakazuki, which conveys love for Tenyo in a way that is too straightforward, and Tenyo, who is easily understood and embarrassed by it.

This review contains spoilers. I've read hundreds of books up until now, but I've never had such a sad love. Both the past “rain flow” and the current “missing moon” are important suns. It's a work that painfully conveys Tenyo's feelings by mixing the feeling of wanting them to return to the rain stream and the feeling of wanting to stay with the missing moon. I'm also happy and sad that Misuki keeps getting to know how it feels. It's a work I read while earnestly hoping that please make me happy.

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a common Chinese fantasy BL, and the picture was beautiful, so when I bought and read it, the aggressive one suddenly died, and that corpse was moving as a different personality, so it's sad anymore. The person I loved had a different personality in their body, and I was attracted to them again... but the person with the other personality isn't a living person, so they don't die, they're cold... they gradually understand people's emotions and suffer... the partner I like is the owner in front of my body, and the two love each other, and they're enemies, and they're both enemies... wow, sad... I love that kind of thing. The bigger the wall you overcome, and the more you pass each other, the more frustrating it becomes, so the pictures are beautiful, there's a story, and I love both of them, so I recommend this one!! Please have a happy ending.

This review contains spoilers. The setting is Chinese fantasy, so I didn't think it was Mitoshi sensei at first, and it had a well-crafted worldview and unique settings, so it was very easy to read, and I was excited because I couldn't see the destination

This review contains spoilers. I was drawn in all at once from the prologue about losing someone I loved, which seemed to make my heart burst just by imagining it, and bought it right away. When I think about the hopelessness of Tenyo, who lost Uryu on the battlefield, that alone already makes me cry. If I were you, I might not be able to get back on my feet... The missing moon appeared in such circumstances. Even though it has two faces, rain flow and melon, what is inside is like a completely different “weapon.” The complicated conflict Tenyo has against him, “It's not rain flow, but rain flows over and over” is depicted very carefully, and it makes my heart feel tight when I read it. But it's really precious that Kazuki, who didn't know her emotions, gradually began to show a “human-like expression” as she spent time with Tenyo!! The distance between the two, who were puzzled at first, seems to be shrinking to resist fate, and at the end, “Please, be happy for both of them!” It makes me pray. Coupled with a grand and beautiful Chinese-style view of the world, there is a sense of satisfaction as if you were watching a single movie. Not only is it sad and painful, but it's also a warm story that makes you want to believe in “the connection of souls.” I really wonder what the end will be like... I'm looking forward to the future.