Reviews for Devils' Line Manga

I think it's the funniest of all vampires. Human rights for “demons,” searching for ways to coexist, human experiments, politics, discrimination... Research on specific “love methods” is vivid.

I reread what I had bought up to 3 volumes before, and I thought it was still a good work. Characters carrying various circumstances and positions appeared in a slightly dark worldview, and there was also a romance element, and I was drawn to the story full of content, and I read it all in an instant.

It's a youth genre that I don't touch very often, but the reviews are so good that I bought up to 3 volumes and read them ^_^ This is so interesting that I'm addicted to it! I'll chase it all the way to the final volume while adding points!

There are a lot of characters and a lot of rereading, but each character and thought is solid and interesting. As for what would be a happy ending, I think this would be the best happy ending for Anzai and Tsukasa.

I first learned the comic “Devil's Line” today. I tried reading it and it was interesting, so I bought all the volumes for adults ☆ It seems that they were published in men's magazines, but it has a lot of romantic elements, and it's a work that women seem to be addicted to. It's a set-up that any normal couple can do without problems, but demons and humans risk their lives. The relationship with the heroine that progresses little by little, and the depth of their mutual love makes me cringe. I think there are pros and cons to the characters falling in love one after another within their family, but I wanted everyone to be happy, so it was a favorite development. Each couple shows us different forms of love. It was really nice to get used to Anzai's parents at first ♪ I'm so happy to have someone who says “welcome home.” I haven't finished reading it yet, so I think I'll read it carefully. [EDIT] I read it until the last episode! ah, did you want the two of them to do the perfect ◯? That alone isn't enough, which is a bit disappointing.

It came up as a recommendation, so when I read it somehow, I was addicted to it. What, this is really interesting. The relationship between vampires and people, depictions of feelings, romance, etc. Scenes that make you cry with sadness and scenes that make you laugh shake the reader's emotions in a good sense. I've started reading it, so I'm happy that there's more to come. I want to read it carefully

It was a work that asked me the question of whether I could face the minority head-on. I was encouraged by Tsukasa-chan's strength, and I received courage from other characters. Personally, I like Tamaki and Midori's episode. I was happy to come across a memorable work after a long time.

Anzai is very handsome. If you think the content tends to be common, it's actually surprisingly deep content, such as gender issues, LGBT issues, discrimination, etc.

I read it all at once because I was worried about the future. I didn't feel that addicted to the first volume 1 or 2, but as I read on, I was completely immersed in it. The content is also interesting, but I feel like I'm addicted to the purity of the main character couple. I'm also looking forward to the development of Part 2 ♪

It's really awesome. The content was exactly what I was looking for, so I'm praising it. If you say funny, sometimes there are places where your face and body don't match, but it's so great that you don't care about that. yeah. I like the main character. huh.

A story about the love between the protagonist, who is a half-vampire, and a human woman. The growth of the main character is good, but so is the growth of the woman's lover's heart. It is a heartwarming work where people care for each other.

Do you also like the relationships between demons and humans, feelings and conflicts, and places that make you think about very deep works? There are also many exciting and jarring developments, so is it worth reading? I wanted to read more and more and I'm addicted to it ❗

I bought it because I was curious about the continuation from the trial reading. It was exciting, jarring, and fun to read. I've reread it over and over again!