Reviews for Devils' Line Manga

The amount of blood is huge. The story is so interesting that I read more and more. It's nice that it's not just about love. I'm looking forward to it from now on.

For some reason, I was drawn to the title and was curious for a long time, but I was watching the cover of volume 1 and thought I wouldn't like it if it were horror or occult... but I watched the TV anime and decided to subscribe. Yuki Kun and Tsukasa Chan are a very nice and cute couple, and in a tense story called the incident, not to mention Yuki-kun, who is an investigator, but Tsukasa Chan got involved and felt scared while feeling innocent in private The depiction of the love between these two people growing up gave me a relaxed warmth, and it was slow and very comfortable. Are there any other clumsy couples or unexpectedly cute couples? There was a point where the order of the TV anime and episodes was different in terms of details, but so far it doesn't affect the main story. You've been betrayed by the development of the story in a good sense... as the volume progressed, you were drawn in so much that you bought the unpurchased parts in bulk? I don't think there is a race called demons (vampires) in reality, but if they did, I thought that demons like Yuki-kun, Hans, and Jill would like to be partners and friends

This is my favorite work right now! Even though it's a dark fantasy, it has elements that make you laugh, and it's a wonderful work with elements that make you laugh. It makes me want to read more and more ‼

I read it after it was made into an anime. A love affair with an outsider. Each had their own suffering and conflict, and I enjoyed it very much. That was interesting.

I thought they were scary, but they also had a lot of romantic elements, so it was interesting! The picture is difficult to understand because the balance of the body is out of balance and the men are not properly drawn, but the sharpness of the stillness and movement of the screen that makes up for it is beautiful, and there is a unique view of the world, and I am drawn into the story. In particular, Anzai's sex appeal is amazing!

The battles and brain battles are also highlights, but the characters are so nice... I'm worried about the ending of love.

The picture is beautiful. I read it a bit and was really addicted to it! It's nice that all men have sex appeal. If it were a live action, it might be fun to think that I would like this person to play this role. After all, I want Masataka Kubota to take care of the main character (laughs).

I watched the anime and wanted to read the original one, so I bought it. The background and depiction of the story not fully depicted in the anime are clear, which is very interesting.

I'm not really good at drawing, but the content is interesting, and it conveys the sorrow of demons. I want to keep reading.

I learned about this work from the anime. It's a work that makes you want to read the continuation quickly. I really like the picture and the content.

I really like the depiction of the two main characters thinking about each other, and I'm so drawn to this work that it makes me feel the same way when I'm reading it.

I had a dark, gloomy image that felt like it was on the cover of volume 1, but it was completely different. There are almost no grotesque scenes with romance elements as the main element.

A story where the main character, who is half human and half demon, confronts himself as a police officer while struggling with himself. A battle of wits will also unfold, and I'm worried that it will continue soon! I'm also curious about the whereabouts of the main character and heroine!

It has a good balance of friendship, romance, and vampire elements, and is fun to read. Right now, this is the work I'm most concerned about continuing.

Keep an eye out for these two people who are attracted to each other regardless of whether they are humans or demons! I can't help but hope things go well!

I'm really excited to see what happens next! I've only read 2 volumes yet, but I'm really curious about the continuation!

When I read it thinking it was a vampire thing for men, it was completely different from what I had imagined, and since it mainly depicts romance, I enjoyed reading it even for women!