Reviews for Omega of the Divine Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is my first time reading this writer. I was a bit overwhelmed... the story is also really elaborate and interesting! What's more, the pictures were beautiful and even the details were beautiful... eroticism was more glamorous than erotic, and it was so beautiful. Luka is also a very nice kid, and Kuro is clumsy but kind. Kuro's past is sad, but even so, I'm more happy than anything else that these two will be able to spend time together for a long time to come. It's Omega Verse, but it's a bit different from other works, so it was fresh! It's a story you'll want to read over and over again. I saw the last 3 people holding hands and it's over again... let's reread it again...

This review contains spoilers. It was the beginning of God and sacrifice, but God's black is strict yet kind. The incident between Luka's village and the god before Kuro was heartbreaking. The foreshadowing up until now has been collected at a place where you can find out about Kuro, ah! It was like an Aha experience for 1 person. Kuro's love for both of them has been very good, and I want them both to stay on good terms for a long time. There is no doubt that the child will be raised lovingly no matter which one they were born to. I definitely want to read the stories around there too. The picture is also very beautiful and I want to read it again. (EDIT) I read the extra edition on a good day. It was already awesome this time too! Sorry, my vocabulary is dead. I was so excited that I turned off my smartphone screen once because I felt like the semi-color would come there. If you haven't already, I definitely want you to take a look!!

This review contains spoilers. God Alpha x Omega as an offering to God. The pictures were beautiful, and the story was unique, and it was an interesting Omega verse. It's an epic story, so I couldn't keep up with my understanding along the way, but even so, I enjoyed reading it until the end. Both of the attacking characters are very attractive and have a high likability. The sad depiction that makes people feel arrogant is also a spice, which is very good. I like the recollection scene where my younger brother is piggybacking on my older brother. I thought it would be complicated for my older brother to stop being human and choose a life where he becomes a god... After that, erotica is erotic, and it's really, really good. The attack you just wrote was so cute...!! There was no sense of sadness, and it was a nice feeling after reading it.

This review contains spoilers. If anything, it was a genre I wouldn't always buy, so I was a little lost, but when I tried reading it, the pictures were beautiful and I was worried about the continuation of the story... I bought it with such a quick decision that I was wondering what my first hesitation was lol Both Kuro's clumsy kindness and Luca's enveloping kindness were conveyed, and I really thought these two were kids who should be happy? At the end, the back view of the two children was drawn, and they will definitely grow up to be cute and nice kids! I definitely want to see even more of the sequels about the story until they have children, the story after they are born, and the flirtatious love between the two!

This review contains spoilers. A story of God and man. The settings were solid, and it was great to be able to empathize with the characters. The feeling that both pure love and wisdom care for each other is heartwrenching.

This review contains spoilers. Reread to commemorate the release of episode 13.5. It's Omega Verse, but the fact that the foundation of the fantasy world is South American mythology is unique and interesting. Furthermore, the idea of linking Hainuwelle mythology with the origin of the Omegaverse is amazing. However, since it was my debut work, there are places where I feel that it was rough. There were also parts where it was hard to understand what the situation was in volume 1. Also, from volume 2, I thought it would be better to explain the worldview too much in the comic, or just touch it smoothly or leave an afterword without coming forward a little further. Since Omega's birth became the main theme from volume 2, it wasn't possible to delve deeper into Luca's immortality. I especially like the episode where Kuro visits his hometown at the end of volume 2. Noah and Welle really like the extras (I want to read more). I'm also looking forward to omnibus short stories. The latest volume, “Four Seasons,” is a day since it took root in Luka's village. Fantasy stages based in South America are rare, so the state of the village, accessories, and the inside of the house raised the resolution of the world, and it was worth reading. The last one is superimposed on the last volume 1, isn't it? I'm glad that the origin of the letters α and Ω was also well set. I was able to see Kuro, who was a lonely god, blending into people's activities, and it made me feel gentle and warm.

This review contains spoilers. Both new dads are awesome. I thought it was because they were the two of them that I could see them enjoying the hardships of raising children.

This review contains spoilers. There are plenty of elements, such as the outside world, the structure of the Omega universe, the customs of a closed community, an epic chain of life, and even though there are a lot of R scenes, it's not really exciting... Maybe my capacity was over.