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  Apr 14, 2026 (PST) | Translate to English
  魔女っていうか魔物っていうか
  Is it called a witch or a monster
  This review contains spoilers. ちょっと表現が淡々としてて微妙に読み取りにくい部分があるんですが、あらすじとしては、「幼い頃に魔物に攫われ、餌だけ与えられ温もりを知らずに育ってしまった冷血な人間の男が、人間社会で育ったものの魔女と呼ばれ蔑まれ故郷を追われた心優しい娘と出会い、娘は美しい男に恋をして、しかし魔物に育てられたために人語は話すもののとても人間の営みなど理解できず冷血の殻に閉じこもる男は一夜だけと娘を抱いて、懐妊した娘は男に翻弄されながらも愛の力で男を救い、二人はようやく結ばれました」って感じです。もうちょっとヒーロー側の苦悩とか、表情とか、見せ方を工夫されたら読んでる方も気持ちが盛り上がるんですが、ちょっと原作のイメージイラストみたいになりすぎて漫画っぽさがないかな。でも「笑わなくなったヒロイン」に「何が気に入らないんだ」でなく「自分のせいだ」「お祖母ちゃんに話を聞かなきゃ」と思えたのは偉い！そこだけでも高評価になりますし、ラストにこんなに強い「魔女」レベルの二人に囲まれてはもう、誰もヒーローに手は出せないでしょうし、ヒーローが魔物に戻ることもないだろうなって思えたので更に高評価！でした。てか伊藤先生はBLのイメージしかなかったのでハーレクインを描かれてたんだ！と驚きました。喜怒哀楽のパキッとした男性を描かれるのが上手い先生だと思うんですが、このヒーローももうちょっと（全然原作通りじゃなくなったとしても）感情的にしちゃっても良かったんじゃないかなって気もしますが…

  This review contains spoilers. There is a part where the expression is a bit bland and slightly difficult to read, but as a synopsis, “A cold-blooded human man who was kidnapped by monsters when he was young, was fed only and grew up without knowing warmth, meets a kind-hearted daughter who was called a witch and despised and driven from her hometown, and the daughter falls in love with a beautiful man, but since she was raised by monsters, they speak human language, but the man who is trapped in a cold blood shell only stays with his daughter for one night I feel like, “The pregnant daughter saved the man with the power of love even though she was at the mercy of a man, and the two were finally united.” The readers will also feel excited if they devise ways to show them a little more anguish on the hero's side, or facial expressions, etc., but it's probably a little too much like an image illustration from the original story, so it doesn't feel like a comic. But it's great that the “heroine who doesn't laugh anymore” thought “it's my fault” and “I have to talk to my grandmother” instead of “what I don't like”! That alone is highly rated, and I thought that if you were surrounded by two such strong “witch” level people at the end, no one would be able to get their hands on the hero anymore, and the hero would never return to being a monster, so it's even more highly rated! It was. Heck, Ito sensei only had images of BL, so he drew Harlequin! I was surprised. I think he's a good teacher at drawing the crisp man in Kikuairaku, but I also wonder if it would have been okay for this hero to be a little more emotional (even if it's not at all like the original story)...

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