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ホタルの嫁入り [Hotaru no Yomeiri] #11
Firefly Wedding, Vol. 11
Rinchiuso nelle segrete della residenza Okumura, Shinpei è divorato da una gelosia violenta, ma la sua mente si ritrova a dover fare i conti con un'oscurità che non ha mai provato prima. Nel frattempo, il fidanzamento tra Mitsuharu e Satoko prosegue in silenzio, nonostante l'opposizione della giovane. Arriva infine il giorno del matrimonio e, mentre la luce della benedizione illumina ogni cosa, l'amore contorto di Shinpei si scatena.
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216 pages, Paperback
First published February 19, 2026
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March 22, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️
(this review took me so long to write so sorry for how long it is and also if there are mistakes please ignore it. i wanted to write it before i forgot my thoughts and it was in the middle of the night. i was very tired. and thank you for reading:,)
firstly i want say that i truly enjoyed this serious a lot, because of this i want to express my opinion about the series final with more honestly even though i love this series and i wanted the story ended in the best way possible but let me explain myself because my dissapointment is not coming for how it ended than how it became a nonsense. from the series beginning like literally first chapter, the fist pages. i did not expect anything about happy ending. i always expected a bittersweet ending and through out the story i expected maybe a simple happy ending. but i did not expected this nonsense. to me the story itself was revolving around how these two getting over the obstacles to just to be together. because i know their love story was indeed such a forbidden and hard to overcome type of story. so when i start to read them i was literally going through a lot of emotions because it was exiting, it was scary, it was anxious etc. so to me the problem is how this was handled poorly. somethings happend so fast something took a while them to overcome. but it was always made it sense in the context one way or another at least it did for me.
however i think the problem started when they introduce us this mitsuharu. his whole existence to this story is to be a rich guy to find the treatment for satoko. which was very annoying the way they introduce this character and try to make it belivable. kotarou was introduced to us as a love interest but it did make sense because he was a childhood friend who was love her very long time. so to me even though it was anoying still it did make sense why would he would do everything to make her live or protect or save her. what about mitsuharu? he did see her in the island but never try to find her, we never see him in that part of the story and when he come in to the story it took him not even 24 hours to questining her choices and making decisions for her? who are you? oh yeah he is a good and noble person. but you don’t know her. i did not care about this character at all, and i saw it from miles away he is existed because the possibility of satoko finding a treatment.
in the end of it, does him being rich and able to reach every corner around the world changed anything ? he wasa good person too, right. he did say ‘go and live happily with satoko and i will find the cure’. right ? he can find a cure about satoko’s illness but could not find shinpei to tell him about she is alive, for over how many years exactly? you see, everything can be made it sense in the end. but this plot hole is misserably looks like a black hole to me that i can not overlook this at all.
i know there is another way to look at the ending like ‘their love isn’t measured by how long they spent together, it’s how they appreciated every second of it despite the years of separation.’ fine. but give me a fucking good reason for this separation. because this fucking plot hole is ruining every espect off it. tell me, was there any obstacles left for them not to be together other than satoko’s illness at that point? you come here and telling me she overcome her illness but their reason that couldn’t be together was because he didn’t know she was alive. sorry but to me him going and almost un-alive himself and refuse to do that. and choose to fight to live like satoko did because she did for him, she did want him to fight too. so he wanted to do at least for her. him living with no desire and never going back to a place that holds so many memories for him. not going back to that house where he remembers as satoko died in made it more fucking sense then the rest of the things to me. it is so stupid that it is making me mad because as a reader i feel like mangaka making fun of me at this point.
to me if you really want to end this story still like this, give me a fucking good reason why they couldn’t spend their time together that long. you could have so many ways to end this story but not this stupid way. you could have simply made them marry and live happily and fullest even though it was short and she could have been still died in the end. or you could have give me a real and good reasons why they couldn’t spend time together until they got old. it could still made it sense because their story is already heartbreaking, and they could have end up live happily again even though they get older. or you could have genuinely let satoko die and shinpei to live aiminglessly and maybe goes back to their house dies in there. see there are way more beautiful and meaningful way to make this story end with bittersweetness. i would have been happy for any of these ending if it made it sense. yes i am still happy she is alive, yes i am still happy they are together. because i love them so much. to me this is not the worst ending of a story, it is the most stupid way to end of a such a story. i can’t believe i got my happy ending in the most stupid way.
(this review took me so long to write so sorry for how long it is and also if there are mistakes please ignore it. i wanted to write it before i forgot my thoughts and it was in the middle of the night. i was very tired. and thank you for reading:,)
firstly i want say that i truly enjoyed this serious a lot, because of this i want to express my opinion about the series final with more honestly even though i love this series and i wanted the story ended in the best way possible but let me explain myself because my dissapointment is not coming for how it ended than how it became a nonsense. from the series beginning like literally first chapter, the fist pages. i did not expect anything about happy ending. i always expected a bittersweet ending and through out the story i expected maybe a simple happy ending. but i did not expected this nonsense. to me the story itself was revolving around how these two getting over the obstacles to just to be together. because i know their love story was indeed such a forbidden and hard to overcome type of story. so when i start to read them i was literally going through a lot of emotions because it was exiting, it was scary, it was anxious etc. so to me the problem is how this was handled poorly. somethings happend so fast something took a while them to overcome. but it was always made it sense in the context one way or another at least it did for me.
however i think the problem started when they introduce us this mitsuharu. his whole existence to this story is to be a rich guy to find the treatment for satoko. which was very annoying the way they introduce this character and try to make it belivable. kotarou was introduced to us as a love interest but it did make sense because he was a childhood friend who was love her very long time. so to me even though it was anoying still it did make sense why would he would do everything to make her live or protect or save her. what about mitsuharu? he did see her in the island but never try to find her, we never see him in that part of the story and when he come in to the story it took him not even 24 hours to questining her choices and making decisions for her? who are you? oh yeah he is a good and noble person. but you don’t know her. i did not care about this character at all, and i saw it from miles away he is existed because the possibility of satoko finding a treatment.
in the end of it, does him being rich and able to reach every corner around the world changed anything ? he wasa good person too, right. he did say ‘go and live happily with satoko and i will find the cure’. right ? he can find a cure about satoko’s illness but could not find shinpei to tell him about she is alive, for over how many years exactly? you see, everything can be made it sense in the end. but this plot hole is misserably looks like a black hole to me that i can not overlook this at all.
i know there is another way to look at the ending like ‘their love isn’t measured by how long they spent together, it’s how they appreciated every second of it despite the years of separation.’ fine. but give me a fucking good reason for this separation. because this fucking plot hole is ruining every espect off it. tell me, was there any obstacles left for them not to be together other than satoko’s illness at that point? you come here and telling me she overcome her illness but their reason that couldn’t be together was because he didn’t know she was alive. sorry but to me him going and almost un-alive himself and refuse to do that. and choose to fight to live like satoko did because she did for him, she did want him to fight too. so he wanted to do at least for her. him living with no desire and never going back to a place that holds so many memories for him. not going back to that house where he remembers as satoko died in made it more fucking sense then the rest of the things to me. it is so stupid that it is making me mad because as a reader i feel like mangaka making fun of me at this point.
to me if you really want to end this story still like this, give me a fucking good reason why they couldn’t spend their time together that long. you could have so many ways to end this story but not this stupid way. you could have simply made them marry and live happily and fullest even though it was short and she could have been still died in the end. or you could have give me a real and good reasons why they couldn’t spend time together until they got old. it could still made it sense because their story is already heartbreaking, and they could have end up live happily again even though they get older. or you could have genuinely let satoko die and shinpei to live aiminglessly and maybe goes back to their house dies in there. see there are way more beautiful and meaningful way to make this story end with bittersweetness. i would have been happy for any of these ending if it made it sense. yes i am still happy she is alive, yes i am still happy they are together. because i love them so much. to me this is not the worst ending of a story, it is the most stupid way to end of a such a story. i can’t believe i got my happy ending in the most stupid way.
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September 8, 2026diabolical (in a really bad way)
February 22, 2026
Holy Jesus I didn’t think I’d cry this much
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April 21, 2026Absolutely devastated and pissed off. 4/5
April 3, 2026
3.5 ⭐️
I thought people were being dramatic about the ending being bad, and to a certain extent they areeeee. But yeah I do agree, it’s a bit of a let down. To be honest the whole arc post the island fell a little flat, I struggled to finish the manga in general.
It doesn’t quite make sense to me that Shinpei would leave Satoko before finding out whether or not she was really dead. His character, in general, feels like someone who would have stayed by her body for as long as possible. There could have been a good parallel with him sleeping next to his dead mother at the beginning, showing him losing his emotions and turning into a killer vs him holding and sleeping next to a dead Satoko but not letting his emotions take control of him and live a peaceful life.
Instead, we got a kind of lazy ending that doesn’t make sense, and it’s also kind of boring. A forced happy ending is stupid; it would have been a more beautiful and impactful ending if Satoko had died.
I thought people were being dramatic about the ending being bad, and to a certain extent they areeeee. But yeah I do agree, it’s a bit of a let down. To be honest the whole arc post the island fell a little flat, I struggled to finish the manga in general.
It doesn’t quite make sense to me that Shinpei would leave Satoko before finding out whether or not she was really dead. His character, in general, feels like someone who would have stayed by her body for as long as possible. There could have been a good parallel with him sleeping next to his dead mother at the beginning, showing him losing his emotions and turning into a killer vs him holding and sleeping next to a dead Satoko but not letting his emotions take control of him and live a peaceful life.
Instead, we got a kind of lazy ending that doesn’t make sense, and it’s also kind of boring. A forced happy ending is stupid; it would have been a more beautiful and impactful ending if Satoko had died.
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October 1, 2026
Perfetto, devo solo aspettare due mesi per poter finalmente piangere tutte le mie lacrime. Ho solo paura che il finale dolceamaro che mi aspettavo non ci sarà. Ci sarà ben altro.
September 3, 2026
Che cazzo di finale è, CHE CAZZO DI FINALEEEE È?!!?!??
AOOOOOO
NON POTETE DIRMI CHE DEVO ASPETTARE DUE MESIIII
quella lettera non prometteva niente di buono, io lo sapevo
AOOOOOO
NON POTETE DIRMI CHE DEVO ASPETTARE DUE MESIIII
quella lettera non prometteva niente di buono, io lo sapevo
April 8, 2026
I went into this manga blind, and as I continued reading, not sure what to expect, it kept my attention and curiosity one chapter at a time.
I'm not sure what I think about the ending, there is too much to say but also, it feels concluded. I'll miss those characters very much.
I'm not sure what I think about the ending, there is too much to say but also, it feels concluded. I'll miss those characters very much.
May 23, 2026
Era de terror
March 28, 2026
um okay wtf is happening, i mean the ending is okay but i feel like it’s confusing me at the same time, but i also just want them to have babies and a happy family, they should’ve reunite after few years not at their sixties. this manga has got me cry rn i love them sm
March 27, 2026
binged for anime release but wth has that ending 💔
March 20, 2026
Como este es el último tomo de toda la serie, esta reseña va a ser más bien general y va a apuntar a lo que pienso de todo el manga. Igualmente, voy a hablar de su final porque es un aspecto que está causando... Controversia por así decirlo.
En Hotaru no Yomeiri (o Firefly Wedding, aka La boda de las luciérnagas) seguimos la historia de Satoko, una chica que proviene de una familia muy adinerada y cuyo único propósito en la vida es casarse con un hombre rico y reconocido para, así, elevar todavía más el estatus de sus parientes. Solo tiene un problema: una enfermedad que la consume lentamente y, por lo que se rumorea, que le va a arrebatar la vida tarde o temprano. A pesar de este impedimento, Satoko se esfuerza para prepararse por su futuro matrimonio. Sin embargo, todos sus planes se ven arruinados cuando, luego de una acalorada pelea con su madrastra y media hermana, es secuestrada de su hogar y llevada a una isla en el medio de la nada. Satoko se ve rodeada de asesinos y sabe que si no hace nada será asesinada. En la desesperación del momento, comienza a hablar con uno de los asesinos, encargado de vigilarla por un rato. Como el hombre no responde, Satoko se desespera y le pide que por favor la salve de su cautiverio. El hombre, que después nos enteramos se llama Shinpei, le pregunta que por qué debería salvarla, a lo que ella contesta que... Se ha enamorado de él. No sólo eso: Satoko le propone matrimonio. El problema viene después, ya que Shinpei no sólo la salva de su muerte, sino que acepta su propuesta. De esta manera, Satoko deberá lidiar no solo con su secuestro y enfermedad, sino también con el tipo que apenas conoce y que, de un momento para el otro, es su prometido.
Empecemos por las cosas que me gustaron de toda esta serie. En primer lugar, la trama es súper atrapante, no sólo por lo vertiginoso que es el inicio, sino porque constantemente se revelan secretos que te dejan tieso. El primer capítulo termina con Shinpei aceptando la propuesta de Satoko, y la razón por la cual decidí seguir leyendo no fue porque esperaba una hermosa historia de amor, sino porque quería ver cómo hacía ella para librarse de él. La realidad es que la historia avanza rápidamente y no hay un momento donde te aburras mientras lees (esto también tiene un aspecto negativo, al que me voy a referir más adelante). A esto se suman los plot twist o giros argumentales, que no son tantos. Esto a mí me parece genial, porque la autora no abusa de ese recurso. En cambio, solo se nos revelan sorpresivamente cosas especialmente importantes, Cuando pensas que la historia está a punto de estancarse, sale de ahí e introduce un nuevo punto interesante.
A pesar de su ritmo rápido, los personajes principales están bastante bien desarrollados, Satoko especialmente. Comienza siendo una chica bastante engreída y protegida, que a causa de su enfermedad y el cuidado excesivo de su padre no puede moverse sola por el mundo. A través de las dificultades y las situaciones extrañas en las que se ve envuelta, ella va aprendiendo a forjarse un camino, a establecer las reglas de su vida y, lo más importante, a elegir con libertad qué quiere hacer con el tiempo que le queda en el mundo. Disfruté mucho ver de su crecimiento. El caso de Shinpei, por otro lado, es más interesante. En teoría es un yandere básico y estereotípico. Sumado a eso, es un asesino que no tiene problema con destruir a quien se le cruce. En un inicio yo tenía sentimientos encontrados con su personaje: repudiaba sus acciones, pero me parecía interesante y quería ver qué hacía la autora con él. Al final, lo tengo que admitir, le agarré cariño. Por supuesto tiene un montón de momentos donde te quedás medio ???? con las cosas que dice y hace, pero al igual que Satoko, crece un montón. Su crecimiento es notoriamente más lento y frustrante que el Satoko, pero creo que es igual de satisfactorio.
Al hablar de los dos personajes principales, entramos en el tema de la relación romántica. Porque sí, este manga es de romance. Al principio la relación me hacía ruido por todos lados, más teniendo en cuenta el pequeño detalle de que él tenía encargado matarla a ella. A pesar de eso, creo que la autora manejó muy bien su relación. Contra todo pronóstico, el romance se cocina lentamente y de manera satisfactoria. Shinpei sí se enamora muy rápido, pero Satoko discute en su interior por una gran cantidad de capítulos que es lo que debe hacer con respecto a esta nueva persona que de repente está en su vida. Me gustó ver esta actitud más retrospectiva de parte de ella. Lo que más aprecié, sin embargo, es que ambos realizan muchos acuerdos con respecto a su relación, y los respetan. Toman decisiones en conjunto y, mientras más pasa el tiempo, más seguros se sienten con respecto al otro.
En este aspecto no voy a ahondar mucho, pero también quería mencionar que el arte de este manga es precioso. Las escenas importantes, especialmente, son dibujadas de una manera tan hermosa que tengo varias carpetas de capturas de pantalla llenas de paneles sacados de acá.
Pasemos ahora con lo negativo. Como mencioné, la historia mantiene un ritmo rápido en su desarrollo. Esto, en ciertos puntos, le juega en contra, ya que ciertos aspectos de la trama se resuelven muy al pasar, cuando a uno le da la idea de que se tendrían que haber explayado un poco más. Por ejemplo, De la mano con esto, los protagonistas son, básicamente, los únicos personajes bien desarrollados. Hay alguna que otra mención especial, como el guardaespaldas de Satoko (perdón, me olvidé su nombre) o su prometido rico (perdón, me olvidé el nombre de este también), pero no llegan al nivel de los protagonistas. Me hubiese gustado saber más de la vida de la gente de la isla, de las cortesanas y de algunos de los asesinos que trabajaban con Shinpei. Lo peor de todo es que tuvimos pequeños recortes de las experiencias de estos personajes, pero para mí eso no fue suficiente.
Otra cosa que no me gustó mucho fue la necesidad constante de armar triángulos amorosos. Aclaro: a mí los triángulos amorosos no me disgustan, y en varias historias hasta los disfruto. Mi problema acá es que es obvio, desde el minuto cero, que si Satoko se queda con alguien, va a ser con Shinpei. Si bien los "adversarios" son interesantes (especialmente el segundo, ese sí que se merecía algo mejor), me pareció que destacaban más siendo algo más que la segunda opción de Satoko después de Shinpei. De nuevo, un poco de potencial desperdiciado por acá.
Y ya para terminar, hablemos del final, que he visto gente que lo amó y otros que lo detestaron. Entiendo ambas perspectivas, porque independientemente de cómo lo mires, se siente como si al final le faltara algo, no parece cerrar del todo. Los últimos capítulos son un poco extraños con respecto a su construcción y con las decisiones que toman los personajes. Sin embargo, no odio el final. Sí le habría cambiado un par de cosas al final, pero creo que dentro de todo, no está tan malo. Me hizo llorar, si eso vale de algo.
En conclusión, Hotaru no Yomeiri me gustó mucho. La realidad es que no esperaba que este manga me gustara tanto porque no acostumbro a leer historias con yanderes o de este estilo, así que encontrarme acá, triste porque la historia se terminó, me sorprende bastante. Ahora solo queda esperar hasta octubre para que salga el anime (ojalá le haga justicia al manga y que elijan una buena voz para Shinpei, es lo único que pido).
En Hotaru no Yomeiri (o Firefly Wedding, aka La boda de las luciérnagas) seguimos la historia de Satoko, una chica que proviene de una familia muy adinerada y cuyo único propósito en la vida es casarse con un hombre rico y reconocido para, así, elevar todavía más el estatus de sus parientes. Solo tiene un problema: una enfermedad que la consume lentamente y, por lo que se rumorea, que le va a arrebatar la vida tarde o temprano. A pesar de este impedimento, Satoko se esfuerza para prepararse por su futuro matrimonio. Sin embargo, todos sus planes se ven arruinados cuando, luego de una acalorada pelea con su madrastra y media hermana, es secuestrada de su hogar y llevada a una isla en el medio de la nada. Satoko se ve rodeada de asesinos y sabe que si no hace nada será asesinada. En la desesperación del momento, comienza a hablar con uno de los asesinos, encargado de vigilarla por un rato. Como el hombre no responde, Satoko se desespera y le pide que por favor la salve de su cautiverio. El hombre, que después nos enteramos se llama Shinpei, le pregunta que por qué debería salvarla, a lo que ella contesta que... Se ha enamorado de él. No sólo eso: Satoko le propone matrimonio. El problema viene después, ya que Shinpei no sólo la salva de su muerte, sino que acepta su propuesta. De esta manera, Satoko deberá lidiar no solo con su secuestro y enfermedad, sino también con el tipo que apenas conoce y que, de un momento para el otro, es su prometido.
Empecemos por las cosas que me gustaron de toda esta serie. En primer lugar, la trama es súper atrapante, no sólo por lo vertiginoso que es el inicio, sino porque constantemente se revelan secretos que te dejan tieso. El primer capítulo termina con Shinpei aceptando la propuesta de Satoko, y la razón por la cual decidí seguir leyendo no fue porque esperaba una hermosa historia de amor, sino porque quería ver cómo hacía ella para librarse de él. La realidad es que la historia avanza rápidamente y no hay un momento donde te aburras mientras lees (esto también tiene un aspecto negativo, al que me voy a referir más adelante). A esto se suman los plot twist o giros argumentales, que no son tantos. Esto a mí me parece genial, porque la autora no abusa de ese recurso. En cambio, solo se nos revelan sorpresivamente cosas especialmente importantes, Cuando pensas que la historia está a punto de estancarse, sale de ahí e introduce un nuevo punto interesante.
A pesar de su ritmo rápido, los personajes principales están bastante bien desarrollados, Satoko especialmente. Comienza siendo una chica bastante engreída y protegida, que a causa de su enfermedad y el cuidado excesivo de su padre no puede moverse sola por el mundo. A través de las dificultades y las situaciones extrañas en las que se ve envuelta, ella va aprendiendo a forjarse un camino, a establecer las reglas de su vida y, lo más importante, a elegir con libertad qué quiere hacer con el tiempo que le queda en el mundo. Disfruté mucho ver de su crecimiento. El caso de Shinpei, por otro lado, es más interesante. En teoría es un yandere básico y estereotípico. Sumado a eso, es un asesino que no tiene problema con destruir a quien se le cruce. En un inicio yo tenía sentimientos encontrados con su personaje: repudiaba sus acciones, pero me parecía interesante y quería ver qué hacía la autora con él. Al final, lo tengo que admitir, le agarré cariño. Por supuesto tiene un montón de momentos donde te quedás medio ???? con las cosas que dice y hace, pero al igual que Satoko, crece un montón. Su crecimiento es notoriamente más lento y frustrante que el Satoko, pero creo que es igual de satisfactorio.
Al hablar de los dos personajes principales, entramos en el tema de la relación romántica. Porque sí, este manga es de romance. Al principio la relación me hacía ruido por todos lados, más teniendo en cuenta el pequeño detalle de que él tenía encargado matarla a ella. A pesar de eso, creo que la autora manejó muy bien su relación. Contra todo pronóstico, el romance se cocina lentamente y de manera satisfactoria. Shinpei sí se enamora muy rápido, pero Satoko discute en su interior por una gran cantidad de capítulos que es lo que debe hacer con respecto a esta nueva persona que de repente está en su vida. Me gustó ver esta actitud más retrospectiva de parte de ella. Lo que más aprecié, sin embargo, es que ambos realizan muchos acuerdos con respecto a su relación, y los respetan. Toman decisiones en conjunto y, mientras más pasa el tiempo, más seguros se sienten con respecto al otro.
En este aspecto no voy a ahondar mucho, pero también quería mencionar que el arte de este manga es precioso. Las escenas importantes, especialmente, son dibujadas de una manera tan hermosa que tengo varias carpetas de capturas de pantalla llenas de paneles sacados de acá.
Pasemos ahora con lo negativo. Como mencioné, la historia mantiene un ritmo rápido en su desarrollo. Esto, en ciertos puntos, le juega en contra, ya que ciertos aspectos de la trama se resuelven muy al pasar, cuando a uno le da la idea de que se tendrían que haber explayado un poco más. Por ejemplo, De la mano con esto, los protagonistas son, básicamente, los únicos personajes bien desarrollados. Hay alguna que otra mención especial, como el guardaespaldas de Satoko (perdón, me olvidé su nombre) o su prometido rico (perdón, me olvidé el nombre de este también), pero no llegan al nivel de los protagonistas. Me hubiese gustado saber más de la vida de la gente de la isla, de las cortesanas y de algunos de los asesinos que trabajaban con Shinpei. Lo peor de todo es que tuvimos pequeños recortes de las experiencias de estos personajes, pero para mí eso no fue suficiente.
Otra cosa que no me gustó mucho fue la necesidad constante de armar triángulos amorosos. Aclaro: a mí los triángulos amorosos no me disgustan, y en varias historias hasta los disfruto. Mi problema acá es que es obvio, desde el minuto cero, que si Satoko se queda con alguien, va a ser con Shinpei. Si bien los "adversarios" son interesantes (especialmente el segundo, ese sí que se merecía algo mejor), me pareció que destacaban más siendo algo más que la segunda opción de Satoko después de Shinpei. De nuevo, un poco de potencial desperdiciado por acá.
Y ya para terminar, hablemos del final, que he visto gente que lo amó y otros que lo detestaron. Entiendo ambas perspectivas, porque independientemente de cómo lo mires, se siente como si al final le faltara algo, no parece cerrar del todo. Los últimos capítulos son un poco extraños con respecto a su construcción y con las decisiones que toman los personajes. Sin embargo, no odio el final. Sí le habría cambiado un par de cosas al final, pero creo que dentro de todo, no está tan malo. Me hizo llorar, si eso vale de algo.
En conclusión, Hotaru no Yomeiri me gustó mucho. La realidad es que no esperaba que este manga me gustara tanto porque no acostumbro a leer historias con yanderes o de este estilo, así que encontrarme acá, triste porque la historia se terminó, me sorprende bastante. Ahora solo queda esperar hasta octubre para que salga el anime (ojalá le haga justicia al manga y que elijan una buena voz para Shinpei, es lo único que pido).
February 26, 2026
5/5 stars
I'm going to miss my kids soooo much. I can't belive this is over
I'm going to miss my kids soooo much. I can't belive this is over
March 11, 2026
I pianti che mi son fatta mamma mia
March 30, 2026
I need an apology for that ending! Give me my tears back!!!! lol
I'm so sad this is over, but I loved every second of it.
I'm so sad this is over, but I loved every second of it.
April 18, 2026
Estoy tan enojada con ese final 😭
April 12, 2026
I am officially in my feelings and not in a good way. I went into this expecting to be disappointed by the ending because of the comments, but never have I ever expected this? What do you mean they lived their lives apart for 50 years?! IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE. This felt completely contradictory to everything we know about Satoko and Shinpei. I refuse to believe she would ever give up on finding him. I understand they "tried," but are you telling me it was so impossible to find Shinpei that it took half a century? And Shinpei never stayed until she was buried??? These two are psychos for each other, I do not believe for one second they will let this long of a gap! My tears dried up the moment the logic fell apart.
Honestly, I would have preferred a clean, tragic ending over this. Shinpei turning his life around and becoming a better person because of Satoko’s influence was already a beautiful arc. Giving him a reality where Satoko survives all those years while he isn't by her side is just... cruel. It’s torturous for both of them. I’m choosing to believe that the ending was just Shinpei having one last beautiful dream of Satoko on his deathbed. I’m officially erasing that last chapter from my head.
Everything else, however, was perfection. This is a dark romance lover's dream. Shinpei was terrifying yet deeply sympathetic—a man who just needed to be loved. Satoko was a phenomenal lead; her strength and resolve were the only things capable of changing him for the better.
The chemistry and the high stakes kept me hooked the entire way through. I am so ready to defend these two with my whole heart once the anime comes out! I’m still excited for the adaptation, but I’ll be watching it with a "non-canon" warning for that 50-year gap in my head.
Honestly, I would have preferred a clean, tragic ending over this. Shinpei turning his life around and becoming a better person because of Satoko’s influence was already a beautiful arc. Giving him a reality where Satoko survives all those years while he isn't by her side is just... cruel. It’s torturous for both of them. I’m choosing to believe that the ending was just Shinpei having one last beautiful dream of Satoko on his deathbed. I’m officially erasing that last chapter from my head.
Everything else, however, was perfection. This is a dark romance lover's dream. Shinpei was terrifying yet deeply sympathetic—a man who just needed to be loved. Satoko was a phenomenal lead; her strength and resolve were the only things capable of changing him for the better.
The chemistry and the high stakes kept me hooked the entire way through. I am so ready to defend these two with my whole heart once the anime comes out! I’m still excited for the adaptation, but I’ll be watching it with a "non-canon" warning for that 50-year gap in my head.
April 12, 2026
I can’t believe my favourite Josei manga has officially come to an end 😭
I sobbed my way through the final chapters. I knew it was coming, but it still hit so hard when it actually arrived….. But I did not see that ending coming at all!
I can see why it might not be everyone’s cup of tea, especially since we sort of knew how things would go, but we ended up getting the opposite, and I personally think that’s what made it good. There was growth and longing, which felt very true to the kind of story this has always been 🥹
Sure, seeing Shinpei endure everything he went through was heartbreaking, but I’m honestly so grateful for the way his story was handled. There was so much pain, yes, but also healing by the end. That “light at the end of the tunnel” feeling really stayed with me, and I’m so glad he found his purpose again. yes, IT TOOK YEARS BUT HE FOUND IT AND I WILL TAKE IT FOR WHAT IT IS WITH NO ARGUMENTS.
What stood out to me most was Tachibana Sensei’s vision throughout the panels. Every page felt intentional, delicate, and stunningly composed. It was truly beautiful in every sense of the word.
I’m going to miss this series with my whole heart. 🥹🫶🏻
I sobbed my way through the final chapters. I knew it was coming, but it still hit so hard when it actually arrived….. But I did not see that ending coming at all!
I can see why it might not be everyone’s cup of tea, especially since we sort of knew how things would go, but we ended up getting the opposite, and I personally think that’s what made it good. There was growth and longing, which felt very true to the kind of story this has always been 🥹
Sure, seeing Shinpei endure everything he went through was heartbreaking, but I’m honestly so grateful for the way his story was handled. There was so much pain, yes, but also healing by the end. That “light at the end of the tunnel” feeling really stayed with me, and I’m so glad he found his purpose again. yes, IT TOOK YEARS BUT HE FOUND IT AND I WILL TAKE IT FOR WHAT IT IS WITH NO ARGUMENTS.
What stood out to me most was Tachibana Sensei’s vision throughout the panels. Every page felt intentional, delicate, and stunningly composed. It was truly beautiful in every sense of the word.
I’m going to miss this series with my whole heart. 🥹🫶🏻
September 7, 2026
Questo volume ha chiarito tutti i dubbi che gli ultimi due mi avevano lasciato. Adesso so quello che Firefly Wedding voleva raccontare fin dall’inizio: non una storia d’amore, ma di ossessione, quel tipo di ossessione così tossica da spingerti a distruggere te stesso e chi ami. Finora abbiamo visto Shinpei con gli occhi di Satoko, l’oggetto del suo desiderio, per la quale ovviamente l’uomo dava il meglio di sé; ma ora che Satoko non è più con lui, lo vediamo con gli occhi del resto del mondo, e il ritratto che ne emerge, chiaramente, non è lusinghiero. Per quanto si voglia romanticizzare Shinpei Goto, è pur sempre un uomo cresciuto nella violenza, la quale era “accettabile” solo in quella terra di nessuno che è l’isola di Tennyo; e ora che Shinpei aveva sviluppato, grazie a Satoko, un briciolo di coscienza, quest’ultima si scontra con le sue precedenti convinzioni in una combinazione letale. Non credo che questa storia avrà un lieto fine; e tutti quelli che si lamentano del finale sono lo stesso tipo di persone che credono che Romeo e Giulietta sia una storia d’amore.
May 11, 2026
went from 1 to 100 on the emotions scale real fast it gave me a whiplash
but hey final thoughts on this series? cool premise and unexpectedly pleasant characters and satisfying development (i say this considering the entire story was based on something i don't really like: disease romanticization), i went in and just assumed it will be a cute love story and it honestly was just that + pain (this last volume was super fucked up ngl), ugh i just wish we got more resolve
overall, i won't be thinking about marriage for a while thank you
but hey final thoughts on this series? cool premise and unexpectedly pleasant characters and satisfying development (i say this considering the entire story was based on something i don't really like: disease romanticization), i went in and just assumed it will be a cute love story and it honestly was just that + pain (this last volume was super fucked up ngl), ugh i just wish we got more resolve
overall, i won't be thinking about marriage for a while thank you
September 12, 2026
second last chapter.
what can go wrong?
i was shocked.........when the blade went through her omg
so much bloodbath and she did it to save shinpei. if he killed the duke's son, there's no turning back.
anyways, its getting sadder now. satoko is getting worse. so he took her out on a boat back to the island so she can live her newlywed/domestic/marriage 'dreams'
dreams are so sad man. because theyre just dreams. fuck dreams.
what can go wrong?
i was shocked.........when the blade went through her omg
so much bloodbath and she did it to save shinpei. if he killed the duke's son, there's no turning back.
anyways, its getting sadder now. satoko is getting worse. so he took her out on a boat back to the island so she can live her newlywed/domestic/marriage 'dreams'
dreams are so sad man. because theyre just dreams. fuck dreams.
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March 29, 2026
not me bawling my eyes out on chapter 77-78 just to get to the ending i wasted my tears on nothing but nevertheless i appreciate this manga!!!
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March 30, 2026
I’m only giving 2 stars instead of 1 because of how well the story drew me in and kept me there. Bc wtf was that ending for… give me my tears back
March 31, 2026
what the fck. all of that and she was still alive?? they could have spent their entire lives together
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April 2, 2026
البطل مختل و سايكو بس عسل 💕 كيوت
April 4, 2026
ok first of all, how fucking dare you?
second of all, HOW FUCKING DARE YOU?!?!😭😭😭😭
second of all, HOW FUCKING DARE YOU?!?!😭😭😭😭
April 4, 2026
Got me crying omg
April 25, 2026
Zaznaczam to jako całą serie. Najlepsza manga jaką czytałam i zarazem pierwsza, na której płakałam jak bóbr
April 26, 2026
Pinche perro puñetero final, 5/5 estrellas
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April 27, 2026Wow after 2.5 years I finished the series and the end is devastating!
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