Reviews for A Howl of the Heart Manga

This review contains spoilers. As you can see from the cover, the picture is beautiful. A well-groomed face, a strong body, fluctuating costumes, and fluttering hair. The frame division is easy to read, the expression matches the dialogue, and the tempo is good. That alone makes it fun to read, but no matter what's good, the characters' personalities aren't perverse, so it feels good to read on. It's sad, and in the first place, I get into situations like, eh, this is dead and what's going to happen to Happien... but since there's light somewhere, I can read on. Tenyo is the main character's name, and this character is the light of the story itself. On the other hand, the missing moon was breathed into life by corpses. The attitude is a loyal dog that has just learned emotion (fighting dog??) It's a dog, but it also has an essence of worrying and thinking deeply round and round. I'm still fresh in my emotions, and I'm putting my hands on them right away, and I'm putting them into action rather than thinking. In that case, when it was rainstorm, I wonder what they were carrying... I even began to wonder. There are still many mysteries about this work. I'm looking forward to future developments.

This review contains spoilers. I learned about the teacher from Hidatori-kun, and from there he is my favorite teacher...! Chinese BL. How beautiful! Also, all of these works make me cry. After all, it's completely different depending on the label. While there are a lot of BLs that end in volume 1, I wonder if I can read the changes in emotions this carefully & expand the other settings, I definitely won't be able to summarize anything in 1 volume. I'm being entertained while thinking something like that. Feelings and greed have come out in the missing moon. I'm reading it with excitement, but I wonder how it will come to terms with my previous life. It's probably not going to be accepted that easily, and I'm looking forward to the conflict around there, but it also seems painful. I'm happy to have my usual BL in this story, I fell in love with it and got physically connected! I'm looking for more than that. I want to read more soon!

This review contains spoilers. While the Northern Blue Kingdom, which was originally one great power, and Zhu Guo in the south have been fighting repeatedly, Tianyo of Zhu Guo, who has been trained as a soldier from an early age, meets Shogun and Kazuki at the enemy's fortress. It was his childhood friend and precious partner, Uryu, who died in battle 2 years ago. Tenyo still couldn't forget Uryu, who died after being fatally wounded and finally told Tenyo “I love you” and passed away. I don't understand They are trying to take the life of Tenyo, who was taken prisoner due to her cold attitude and words. Kakazuki was kept alive as a corpse by Momoka, the sorcerer in the blue country. Momoka asks Tenyo, who took not only the life of her beloved Uryu, but also her body, to cooperate in reviving Uryu's personality. While pretending to be a corpse and spending time on the side of Fazuki, Tenyo realizes that every corpse has the personality of when it was alive, and is outraged that it is treated as a weapon. They gradually regained their feelings for Tenyo when they were living as a rain stream. My heart aches so much that Kaketsu, who is the corpse, is bewildered by not being able to understand the warm feelings that spring up. I can't stop hoping that these two people, who have both feelings and were swayed by the battle and couldn't even confirm or say their feelings, will find happiness in the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. Anyway, it makes me want to read more soon!! This is my first time reading Chinese stuff, and I was able to easily get into the story! Do you love Tenyo from Uke because it's beautiful and cool, but it also has an innocent atmosphere? Volume 1 ends when they begin to fluctuate between Kazuki and Tsuru, who have the same body and face but have different personalities and actions... so I can't stop expecting how the relationship between Kaketsu and Tenyo will change in the future, and whether Uru will return...! I will definitely buy it when more come out! Thank you so much for your wonderful story! I'm rooting for you!!!?

This review contains spoilers. New issue. this is interesting... Of course, this epic Chinese-style fantasy continues without ending in volume 1. I feel like there are good editors who came from general comics on this label. The story is structured like a regular comic, and I'm attracted to it. It was highly reviewed and recommended, and I read the synopsis with no spoilers at all, so I was surprised at the unexpected developments from the cover. I thought it was like Romijuri, but it was completely different. Everyone should read this without any prior knowledge. I wonder what's going to happen. I want to hope for as much happiness as possible. Other people have also written it, but the notice says that the next volume is coming winter, but it's not the winter of '25, it's the winter of '24, right...? I can't wait that long. I want to continue reading soon.

This review contains spoilers. Shogun Kaketsu (Uryu) of the Blue Kingdom is a fighter “Zhu no Wolf” Tenyo Chinese style BL who has been trained since he was a child. I've recently become addicted to Korean BL, and I've been waiting for such large-scale works to appear. As Miyoshi sensei wrote, “The BL World Is Often Finished in Volume 1,” Japanese BL is centered around love where everything comes together and ends together in one volume, and that's fine, but Korean BL is long and has a high degree of freedom, and I think it's more challenging to read by incorporating various episodes. There are times when I think love isn't progressing easily. Recently in Japan, too, there have been many stories with elaborate settings, such as those completed in the upper and lower volumes, and I think they have become long stories. However, I don't think this book is too big enough for this much content. I want you to show off your imagination to the fullest in the sequel. The pictures are beautiful and the battle scenes are impressive, and I think Miyoshi sensei is amazing. In general, I think Japanese manga artists have a high drawing ability. I'm looking forward to the future. It was probably from above, and I let out what I thought. Good luck in Japan BL! 2024/6 total 242p under cover and no erotica