Reviews for Devils' Line Manga

It's not a girls' manga, but it makes me cringe. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

It's cool, but it's also a little pathetic, and that's where the cute breasts are so cute (male). The girls also had a strong core, and it was a wonderful coupling that was supportive.

It was a more romantic story than I had anticipated at first. The scene where Anzai and Tsukasa are having a conversation is really heartening, and I want these two to be happy. I'm worried that the content continues every time. I'm always a rental person, but I haven't bought a comic in a long time.

The anime was interesting, so I read the manga and it was really interesting

vampires and humans. It's also a story about Anzai and Tsukasa, and it's also a story about ideas and society surrounding heretical beings (vampires). The number of characters has gradually increased, positions and relationships have changed, and the composition of the organization has gradually come to be understood. I was curious about the development and read it all at once. Above all else, there are many attractive characters, and I want to keep an eye on the whereabouts of everyone's love. It's full of frustrating and exciting developments!

I've been reading it as a fan ever since volume one went on sale. A comic filled with lots of elements. The configuration is good too! Demons are fascinating and I'm addicted to them. I recommend it.

It's exciting, so it's fun. I think I'm a little bad at drawing, but the content is good, so it's OK ♪ Anzai is cute ~. preferences. Am I the only one that reminds me of Kenshi Yonezu when I look at Anzai? WWW

I'm getting better at painting. The content is often foreign, but the work has a unique sex appeal and atmosphere! I was particularly excited to show off the introductory part of the story!

I started with anime, and it's very interesting. Even though it's a youth comic, there are overwhelmingly many reviews by women, so I think it's easy to guess, but there are quite a few scenes that make people cringe. So it's a youth comic, but I think women can enjoy it with plenty of time (maybe women can enjoy it)

It's been a long time since I had a hit with myself, because it was erotic, dark, and the story was interesting!

Demons that instinctively seek human blood and the human society that accepted those demons are interesting. It's a fantasy based on the real world, but there's reality, and the action part is like watching a criminal drama. Moreover, the love side is also well depicted, and it is good at depicting the psychology of losing face in girls' comics, even when it's casual contact. I'm not bogged down, so the tempo is good. I think it's a view of romance that women can be satisfied with. The world is full of vampires, but this work is unconventional and interesting.

It's exquisitely erotic and cool. The feeling of the picture is sometimes sloppy, but that's also good

I started reading it when it was made into an anime! I recommend it to people who have intricately intertwined conflicts and relationships between the characters!

The story was interesting and I was able to read more and more, and the pictures are beautiful and I like them!

Anyway, it's interesting. I got carried away, bought the entire volume for adults, and indulged in reading it until I finished it. I'm ashamed to be so old... Anzai is cool. I want Tsukasa to be happy. But actually, maybe I like Jason the most... I definitely want him to be happy too. The next volume seems to be the last one, so I'm both looking forward to it and lonely.

I only watch girls' comics, so it makes me think that youth comics are profound. I don't really like pictures, but these days they are very interesting. I recommend it.

It's a fascinating work that I've never read before. I think he's a manga artist with room to grow steadily from now on.

I don't like the picture at all, but the story is interesting. Sometimes while reading, huh? who is this? It's hard to tell them apart, but anyway, the content is interesting.

I started with anime, and I'm really addicted to it. It is a work that draws you in because it depicts the anguish that vampires live and their love with humans.