Reviews for A Starlit Darkness Manga

This review contains spoilers. “We should have been looking at the same garden, but what that man saw was not visible to me” is an amazing line, isn't it? Both the Karasuma clan and the Ryugaku clan experienced the abyss even though their circumstances were different, and they made use of it in their works. Of course, I like “Until the Age of 30” by Professor Toyoda, but I also like “Abyss” quite a bit. The historical background and mentality are all on strike. A man's jealousy and obsession is amazing. They probably have a different heart from women. Instead of Ryugaku setting a trap against Karasuma or being mean, he wants to defeat Karasuma with his literary talent, and that is the only place where pure obsession and jealousy is disappointing is extremely fascinating as a story, and Karasuma is also shown the difference with Ryugaku as a man, and he is burnt by the fire of jealousy to the point of crying. There are many ways to kick them off, get caught in a trap, intercept, kill, and make them unwritten, but it seems appealing to me as I read that they try to cut in with a dark feeling of jealousy that they simply don't want to lose simply because of this mentality alone. When I was reading this comic, I was reminded of the causal confrontation between Kitajima ○ya and Hime ○ayumi in “The Face of Glass.” (This isn't settled yet) The scene where you can show off your natural talents is just that. I felt that they had something in common as artists.

This review contains spoilers. I feel like a monstrous genius whose delusions were stirred up and driven insane by the presence of a muse, and a beautiful young man swirling with jealousy and obsession who probably derailed his life by that genius. There was an awareness that I could feel at a glance, but at the end of the book, it was expressed that the main character had disgust, awe, and obsession, so I'm really excited to see what kind of feeling the main character will make the main character come out more and more strange from here on out. There are many great writers whose relationships and mentality are strange, probably because they are stories about people who create fiction, so it's very tasty for me who loves bromances. I'm looking forward to the next volume too!