The Shattered Infinite Bell

This story reminds me of HYBRID CHILD In fact, I personally don't like the story of three boys entangled, but I think the author wrote it well. I can feel Hidehiko's obsession with Ryusuke. The more I love you, the more I want to get that person's gaze, because what that person is looking at is not me, so I just need to destroy what he is looking at. In fact, Hidehiko knew that even if he killed his brother, Ryusuke would not like him, but he still couldn't bear that Ryusuke always looked at others with loving eyes. Since I can't get it, no one can get it. But it's like a child who puts his beloved bird in a cage and can no longer hear it sing. While trying to make the bird happy, I refused to let it return to the sky. Until the end, Hidehiko gave his life to Ryusuke. Hidehiko was reluctant to let go when he was alive. He just wanted to keep Ryusuke by his side, but never saw him happy again. So, since he must die, why not give Ryusuke this opportunity to kill his enemies and regain his freedom? At least Ryusuke can be happier. But Hidehiko's death is never the end of the story. My personal opinion is that if there is something wrong, I hope the author can point it out. Actually, I find Hidehiko, this devilish, perverted and extremely possessive person, quite cute (nosebleed)

Very beautiful, a little tearful

O(╯□╰)oSince I only have background knowledge about Chrysanthemum and Sword Tokugawa Ieyasu and Onmyoji, I cannot fully understand the purpose and symbolic meaning of various props.

I don't quite understand this article QAQ, I don't know much about Japan. . . [The indigenous people kneel silently. . .