Reviews for Omega of the Divine Manga

This review contains spoilers. I thought the setting was something I hear once in a while, offered to the gods as a village sacrifice, but it was completely different. I think it's moving. I understood the relationship between Luca and Kuro quite early on, and I also understood that they were working for the village, but the introduction of omega-verse elements into it was something new. I think it's a work that won't hurt to read. The story is good, and since there are stories from the past, there is Kuroga now, and Luca, who tries to understand it, is even better. Also, Luka is cute and a black guy.

This review contains spoilers. Originally, I don't really like Omega Bas, and I often don't read it, but this work is different. I've read hundreds of books, but I liked it so much that I probably liked it the most. The pictures are beautiful, and I really love it because the depiction of the subtlety of feelings, such as the present feeling made up of the protagonist and his past experiences of attacking, is also beautiful. Love scenes are also very cute and I love them. Don't incite unconsciousness (do more) I'm worried about the continuation ~

This review contains spoilers. I'm the type of person who thinks that myths are “handed down in funny and funny stories by adapting actual events,” so strangely enough, this story was accepted without being too much of a fantasy. Words alone, such as Omega, Alpha, God, etc., are far from reality, but I was delusional that such a mystery might have existed a long time ago. I love fantasy! I think the story was made so well. I personally think the settings are perfect. I liked it, skipped volume 2 and read up to 3 volumes! I want to take good care of Luke, God is adorable and just like a human being? Or rather, I'm waiting while rereading it over and over again until the new publication goes on sale ^ ^ ^ it seems like there's still more to come!

This review contains spoilers. α = God, Ω = someone who is eliminated because they disrupt the order of the village. It was a different kind of Omega Ba-based work. God's black has lived for 4 to 500 years and Luke is the first one! An inexperienced god is too cute! The sight of Kuro, who is cute, dedicated, and sometimes dazzled by the handsome Luca, is so enchanting. There were many enigmatic developments in the first volume, and there was heartwarming family love, and yet it was full of sex and nurturing love. I'm worried about the continuation!!!

This review contains spoilers. I read volume 1 and 3. The characters were very attractive in both receiving and attacking, and the story was very solid and worth reading. There were also plenty of wet areas. They have a very pure heart for both receiving and attacking, so they sometimes hit walls, but they are basically flirty the whole time, so they can heal at all.

This review contains spoilers. It's a complicated yet very simple love story. It's an omega bar, but α here is like God Sama. Omega is sacrificial. Kuro is always cool. I'm happy that my younger brother Kei grew up to be a good man, and it appeared a little bit at the beginning of volume 2, and the two kids are cute. Luka is also good at inciting Kuro every time. I think that's quite a lot, but the environment surrounding the two is so pure that it's scary, but it doesn't make me feel bad. lol. Drunk Kuro is good, isn't it?

This review contains spoilers. What is the existence of God, how it has been defined, and what the human body is made of, it is both mystical, mythical, and biological. Of course, the love between Kuro and Luka is also worth reading, and their sense of uniqueness is overwhelming. It's a multifaceted work that you can enjoy, and it's a work that makes you want to keep watching how the two become happy from now on.

This review contains spoilers. You can learn about the old stories of God, that Kuro went from being a crow to taking the form of a human being, and that Welle is like the creator. The reason Kuro became a child's body and a human figure is so cute and sad.

This review contains spoilers. A new interpretation? At first, I thought it was a story about. Animals are often treated as gods in polytheistic religions, though. Combined with the Omegaverse, it's a really wonderful story when it comes to this kind of worldview. As for the sacrifice in the first story, there is no place where people feel resentful because they are ignorant and foolish. Kuro is also angry at the unreasonable death, and I thought that was because Kuro thought and had feelings like a human being. It's called the weak eat the strong, but since humans are weak in the first place, I think sacrifice culture is just bullying the weak. It probably also has the meaning of reducing one's mouth. Ignorance is really scary. That's because those who think they are smarter than beasts do scarier things than beasts. I'm happy that the giver, Luca, is growing strong and loved by love. Kuro isn't stupid either, but he's aware that he's inferior to other gods, and it's wonderful to try to learn things you don't know. A little more about the next 2 people (maybe it's a story about until a child is born?) I'm looking forward to it. Extra edition ahhh (crying) is it God or Noah x Welle (crying) thank you (crying) I cried when I saw these two happy people.

This review contains spoilers. I like Omega Verse and read it a lot, but even as a fantasy, the story is solid and interesting. Why was Omega born? The answer was shown to the question, Naruhod! It became like that. Well, Luka is a cute, nice girl, and erotic, and that alone is worth reading.