Reviews for Bride of the Death God Manga

This review contains spoilers. The more I read about the duality of the heroine and the settings that didn't seem straightforward, the more I fell in love with the story. Not only love, but this work is packed with many elements, such as illnesses you still don't understand, past events, and reincarnation! The characters are also fascinating. The pictures are beautiful and easy to read. The content is sad, but I'm looking forward to the future. It's a work that looks good even if it's made into an animation.

This review contains spoilers. A shocking storyline. The setting is Kiteretsu. A curse, grim reaper, and a psychic mediator surrounding the Shinigami “Shi-kun” and the beautiful woman “Ai” from Bouquet Syndrome. Even when she is on the brink of death, Ai confronts her as Rin without losing herself. Despite being a grim reaper, Shi-kun is desperate to protect Aimi and is too cool. Himeno, who somehow helps me, is also fascinating. I'm looking forward to the sequel.

This review contains spoilers. I've read up to 2 volumes. I'm drawn to it from the title, but when I actually read it, not only was I attracted to the picture, but the dark fantasy content such as Curse, Shinigami, etc., the heroine gap, and even the action were well incorporated, so it was interesting and I read it all at once. I recommend it to people who like this kind of story. ■The way you look at the heroine, Ivy, changes when you finish reading the first and last part of volume 1! It's funny to be betrayed in a good way. Also, all of the characters are fascinating. The facial expressions are drawn so delicately that I empathize with them. ■The language of flowers also has a good flavor, and I'm curious about what kind of developments will take place in the future, and I can't wait for the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are beautiful and very easy to read. If you think it's just a bit dark story, it comes down to Aibi-chan's two-sided nature (laughs) in the reincarnation story, and although Shi-kun (Shinigami) has lost his memory and little by little, his past (previous life) memories can be seen, but I've read up to 2 volumes about his past relationships with Aibi-chan, but I still don't understand it. I wonder if they were lovers in the past...? It's still a mystery. There are 2 new Shinigami in volume 2, and this is cool too. One is a female grim reaper, but she is on Aibi-chan's side in an attempt to protect her. Volume 2 ended at a good point, so I'm looking forward to volume 3.

This review contains spoilers. For the time being, I only read the standing reading portion. The girl who is close to death has a pretty nice personality (laughs), and the fact that she's at the mercy of Shinigami was surprising, and the pictures were beautiful, so I definitely wanted to read more.

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about Shinigami, whose existence was confirmed for the first time, and a girl whose existence has never been affirmed by anyone until now. It was very interesting.