Reviews for Omega of the Divine Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's such a high quality fantasy omega-verse work that you wouldn't think it was Ayumu Nagisa's debut work. The young man Luca, who suddenly became Omega, becomes the bride (sacrifice) of the Sun God Kuro, who is rumored to eat people according to convention. However, as they spend time with Kuro, which is different from the rumor, their days change into something lovely. Fantasy elements such as gods and people were added, showing us a new form of the Omega universe. The story, where the settings are carefully worked out and various foreshadowing is collected cleanly, is excellent for reading. And as the story progresses, there are scenes of Luca's pregnancy/childbirth, but since it's hard to see in other works, it's valuable in a sense ✨?

This review contains spoilers. All of the characters have cute pictures, and they look like two people from Haru-kun's point of view like a grown up and soothing baby

This review contains spoilers. First of all, the design is beautiful every time, and both Kuro and Luka are so handsome and are a feast for the eyes. This is a story where Luca, who suddenly becomes Omega and is forced to marry a god and banished from the village, spends time with Kuro, who is enshrined as the god of the sun. Every time the two of us spend time, the process of being honest with each other and being able to expose ourselves is very careful and wonderful. Kuro also has a complicated past, and even though he definitely doesn't forgive humans and must have feelings of hate, he is an unbelievably gentle god who faces humans in order to surrender the will of his loved ones. Every night scene between the two of them is so eccentric and amazing. There were really a lot of conflicts until the two of them tied the knot, but it was certain that they were saved by each other, and they became convinced of their love... I was so excited to see their tears. I was moved by how responsive it was to read. I love this work!!!!!!

This review contains spoilers. It's written that there are no oversized spoilers, but just in case, I'm writing it in a setting with spoilers. Omegaverse was a genre I wasn't good at until I came across this work, but it's a work that dispelled my weakness. I started reading it because the illustrations are beautiful (+ I like things like interracial marriage stories), but I cried a lot after reading the first volume, and it soon became my favorite work. The recommended point is that the depiction of the two until they become a family in the true sense of the word is drawn very, very carefully, without rivals or the like getting spearheaded. When it comes to the worldview, it's not too close to reality, it's not too far away, and although it's fantasy, it also has a sense of reality, and it also conveys that they have researched various things and carefully drawn it in order to make the worldview and settings solid. It's a work that you'll fall in love with not only Kuro and Luka, but all of the characters, so I recommend it to those who like works where attractive characters live. It's a wonderful work that makes me want to hug you, makes my heart feel warm and tight, yet it leaves a feeling of sadness, and literally makes me cry, laugh, and feel happy. If you are interested, don't miss it.

This review contains spoilers. It was a sad love in the main story, so I'm happy that they made a really parallel story. Noah was so sorry that I couldn't help it, and this time Kuro and the others were already laughing that Noah was doing FX at university, so I was able to enjoy it.

This review contains spoilers. After all, the “birth” scene was too real... my memories from 30 years ago came back to life and it became painful. Everyone's appearance before and after delivery was carefully depicted... anyway, it was great. I want to force my idiot son who has completely become an old man to read it (wry laugh)

This review contains spoilers. This work incorporates a variety of settings, from the Omega universe to outsiders, etc. It's not just a love affair, it's a story where it's easy to empathize, from the background to the deep setting. Personally, I really like it. However, as others have said, here and there, “huh...?” There is a place where it becomes like that. I'm sure everything is connected in the author's mind, but there are places where the depiction is difficult for readers to reach. There are also places where I have gone back so far that I don't understand anything. There is a part where the explanation is a bit difficult because it is a gakusuke character, but that is also “huh?” There is such a thing as. I can understand what you're saying, but if that were the case, wouldn't it contradict what happened at that time? I thought something like that. I wonder if it's a world I can't understand... there are so many settings, and the work won't come together unless you include a lot of explanations, reasons, and backgrounds. I felt like that a little bit. As a result, there are more explanations and afterthought elements, and I wonder if parts that contradict what I said last time will be made. Personally, I don't need to reduce the settings, and I think this work is worth reading because of this setting. However, I would like you to draw carefully without simplification so that everything you want to convey is properly conveyed to readers without contradictions, making sense.

This review contains spoilers. It's really, really good, as you can see from the number of reviews. This is a story about Senruka, who is healthy and has a beautiful mind and body, and an attacking god with a beautiful face and body. It may be different from God, but I definitely should read this BL already. BL has few reviews in the small world, but there is a tendency that there are many highly rated ones, but this comic is so precious that it seems like an offensive word is vulgar. Moreover, I don't really want to read Omega things unless they're really good, and I definitely don't want to watch scenes where men give birth in particular, but the strength and beauty of Luca's heart definitely makes Omega seem wonderful. Oh, I want writing skills to be able to express this thought well. The great thing about this author is that the birth and the process leading up to that point are depicted in detail. Normally, when it comes to comics, I feel like I was born when I groaned “yeah, yeah,” but the author also spent a great deal of time drawing the preciousness of life, the warmth of a family, and the pain of a mother who just happens to give birth. And everything is warm and gentle. I'd like to meet someone who draws comics like this. Volumes 1 and 2 are surprisingly good, but they are normal erotic and precious BL comics. The true essence of this person is volumes 3 and 4. I highly recommend it to anyone who reads BL. I wanted to read the story of the subcharacters so well (volume 4), so be sure to read the entire volume! I'll say it.

This review contains spoilers. I can only hope that Kuro, Luka, and Haru will be happy for a long time to come. A closed, unbalanced society that is superstitious and caught up in conventions is a crime. It made me think that not everything is new, but after all, an attitude of accepting changes and learning is important. Well, there's a saying, ask God at the end, but it's important to do your best to wait for destiny first. It's tightly packed with all kinds of arrogance and social horror of humans who make peaceful sacrifices the moment they know it's Omega, and the sadness of victims who are forced to accept it. But at the end it was a very nice story full of kindness (*^^*)

This review contains spoilers. It was a work I had been interested in for a long time, but I didn't buy it because there were times when it didn't fit even though it had high reviews, but I finally bought it because it was discounted. The results were insanely good! I was very convinced of the genesis mythology part, or rather the beginning of α and Omega, and the story of Noah and Welle made me cry. There was a gentle atmosphere throughout the entire volume, and the sight of Kuro and Luka thinking hard for each other and coming up with answers as the two of them slowly warmed my heart. That being said, the perfect setting was that I was able to do my job well, and thanks to that, I became a god!