Reviews for Devils' Line Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was so interesting that I've read it over and over for the past few days and have added points for lack of sleep (suffering), but I don't regret it. Anzai looks cool, but he actually smells really human. Tsukasa is also very smart, but when it comes to Anzai, that doesn't seem to be the case. Both of them have pitiful, childish, and vivid appearances appropriate for their age, and are straight, pure and strong enough to make it difficult to read, and my heart is taken away by their appearance. I wonder how many people are able to share their lives without hesitation even if they think “I love life so much” when it comes down to that scene? And I wonder how low the probability of meeting a partner who tries to stand up because of their feelings for the other person, even if they are almost crushed by weight and remorse is poured out. The encounter between these two is a fate that can only be described as a miracle. I've read it so many times that the timing for help to come is too convenient, or that it's probably no good to let Tsukasa-chan take to the scene even though it's clearly dangerous, and I've been shot once, so why didn't I wear a bulletproof vest after learning! Even though I'm wearing a gas mask! I was so relieved to have a bulletproof vest in my security company uniform, but I wonder if I need a cape? There are places where I want to dive in a bit, such as remembering advice too calmly and being able to make super careful judgments for the first time, or my memory is too good, but the tempo of the story is good, the 2 people are cute, the people around them are wonderful, and they are all kind, and I love them helplessly. The latest edition will miss the main character An. Even though I like flirting scenes. The sight of them caring for each other while carefully confirming with words is really precious. I want to be like this. I admire it intensely. I'm looking forward to the next volume.

This review contains spoilers. When I started reading it, I was reading it while wondering if this work was okay, such as the common setting of vampires vs. humans, or the sudden development from when the protagonist and heroine met until they liked each other, but strangely enough, I was drawn into the story easily. I'm sure they aren't good at drawing either, but it's a picture that directly conveys the characters' emotions, and I feel like it fits the story. I've read up to 2 volumes, and I think I'll buy more!

This review contains spoilers. I bought the book, but the number of books increased too much, so I bought more here. It's still interesting, but for me who is dumb, it's getting a lot harder and messy. Too bad Tsukasa didn't appear much in the latest edition.