Zhenniao

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  Jul 07, 2026 (PST) | Translate to English
  毒は愛
  Poison is love
  This review contains spoilers. 鴆は毒によって美しい色をその身に纏う美しくあればあるほど人に害される可能性が減る・・それは鴆飼の愛大切な人を傷つけない為に色褪せた姿になる・・それは鴆の愛そしてそれを為すにはどちらも命がけであること読むたびに涙腺の決壊速度が早くなりますツァイホンのために家族になろうとした兄と、番になった弟が創り出す羽の色の対比に感動ツァイホンの禍々しいほど美しい極採色と透き通るような白は、2人の鴆飼の愛、ツァイホンの愛。きっとどちらも息をのむような対極の美しさだろうと・・あぁ実物が見たい！架空なのが悔しい！極上の美には必ず毒があると思うし、その毒を経て浄化した白はただの白じゃないんだと思うきっと生き方そのもの。憧れます。2巻目の『比翼の鳥』はまた違う鴆たちのお話。こちらも凄い。すごく深くて、匂わせながら行間を読ませながらどんどん核心に近づいていく。単色の羽の内側に狂おしいほどの毒を忍ばせて、お互いを守ろうとするリウシンとジーイエに胸が熱くなる。そして本来『番』って鳥に使う言葉だったっていうことを思い出しました・・真の美しさはここにある、と思える作品です。宝物です。

  This review contains spoilers. Poison wears beautiful colors on its body the more beautiful it is, the less likely it is to be harmed by people... it's's love and the fact that they both risk their lives to do it every time you read it, the rate at which the lacrimal gland breaks down faster. I'm moved by the contrast between the color of feathers created by the older brother who tried to become a family for Tsai Hong and the younger brother who was in charge of Tsai Hong, the less likely it is to be harmed by people... there are 2 people The love of Zaihong, the love of Tsai Hung. I'm sure they're both breathtakingly beautiful and opposite... ah, I want to see the real thing! It's disappointing that it's fictional! I think exquisite beauty always has poison, and I'm sure the white that has been purified through that poison isn't just white is definitely a way of life itself. I admire it. The second volume, “The Bird of the Sky,” is another story about different birds. This one is amazing too. It's so deep, and it gets closer and closer to the core while making you read between the lines while smelling it. My heart gets hot for Liu Xin and Gye as they try to protect each other by hiding insanely poison inside the monochromatic feathers. Then I remembered that “ban” was originally a word used for birds... it's a work where I think the true beauty lies here. It's a treasure.

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