Hanagara Tsumi

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As good as I think "Hanagara Tsumi" is - glamorous, verbal and textural - it really isn't making me feel much more than lightly entertained. My personal tastes just don't align that well with what is on offer here. That's fine and I am glad to see that lots of people enjoy this, as I can easily understand why. I do continue to be slightly fatigued by the inanity of concepts covered in Omegaverse manga - after all, for a world so deeply hierarchical (with obvious physical, psychological and sexual differentiation going on), every story that takes up this conceptual load is so quick to ... dismiss it out of hand for what are the prevailing ideological tenants of today's western world (e.g. universalism, egalitarianism, progressivism etc). Ultimately I've always seen Omegaverse (and many other female dominated fictional universes) as being allegorical maximalism. This prism just isn't being used to show the full spectrum of discourse on relevant subjects just yet though. 6/10

Story at beginning is a bit complicated. Story has huge potential, but I feel like it lacks development.

In first chapters I had difficulty to differ two chacaters. That confused me and it was harder to follow the storyline.

Lots of dialogs. Point in character development.

Flashback help to establish charaters. Great point. However, they are scattered.

Feast for eyes if You love great art. Very polished artwork, great definition in linework. However, character vizuals should have been a bit more developed. Usually reader can distinguish character by one or several special traits.

Manga is good but it doesnt have an edge enough to capture me. I ... see the promise, but delivery could have been better.

I suggest this to readers who enjoy sweet and romantice yaoi, amazing art and storyline.