Reviews for Eureka Manga

This review contains spoilers. I felt drawn into the story as I read on with a movie-like view of the world. Steph became a vampire as an atonement for her best friend and was on a lonely journey, and Shuku almost felt crushed by loneliness while hating her father, who lost her mother to a subspecies and disappeared. The two met, and the feeling that they wanted to close the curtain on their lives was the same, but after traveling together, Steph wanted to keep Shuku alive, and that Shuku also wanted Steph to live together, so it was nice to be able to stay together forever. Meeting Shuku's father and hearing the truth saved Shuku's heart, and it seemed like Steph had received forgiveness from his best friend. I will continue to travel in place of my best friend, but since Shuku is with me, I'm not lonely, and I think I'm happy.

This review contains spoilers. I read the vampire's half-demon Stefan (Steph) x the vampire variant Shukley (Shuku), and I thought it was hard to understand because there were so many settings (because my comprehension was poor), so I read the review and read it again. I was told a lot of things in the review, but I found the meaning of eureka (eureka)! it was there! Understood! I understood that it is an exclamation derived from Greek, which is used when rejoicing at discovering something, etc., and it made sense. Therefore, Steph and Shuku, who had no place to stand, faced the past and found what to do in the future, or maybe the fact that they met in the first place is Eureka itself. The story of the boy in the middle is kind of deep, isn't it? There was something I wanted to see in order to move forward. Overall, it was a cool feeling, and it was a slightly warm finish. I was wondering for a moment what would happen to the other Stefan. It's a mystery about him, so I hope you can draw a sequel. There are no erotic depictions, but I'm glad there are some things I can guess. 2015/4 total 264 pages under cover, no erotic depictions

This review contains spoilers. Why did they become vampires, and why did they decide to live as vampires for a long time? It makes me sad to know the reason. However, I was relieved and relieved to meet people (vampires) with whom I would like to live together.

This review contains spoilers. The story. There's almost nothing erotic like the vibe, but I recommend it if you like fantasy vampires. I like fantasy, so I'm glad I bought it.

This review contains spoilers. Unlike general BL, BL elements are included in the story of Journey to Search for One's Roots and Journey of Atonement by itself. It also has a unique atmosphere. However, there were many things that were difficult to understand in general, unnatural places, and questions. 1. Stefan, whose pure-blood father has the same name as the demon that Shuku met at the beginning. It's confusing at first. 2. The pure-blooded father, who has eternal life, originally had no name, and when I first heard Shuku's mother's name (in my life), he called himself “Stephen” from the sign he saw. But when Shuku asks Rutger, whom he met on his journey to find his father, he says, “I remember (Stefan's) name.” Does that mean my father lived a life without a name all the time, but after breaking up with my mother, he just randomly called himself that? 3. Did my mother give birth to Shuku at age 15 just by drinking her pure-blood father's blood and hoping to have children? 4. Half-demon Stephen says “wait for me” right after saying “take me on a trip.” huh? which one? It's like. I reread it 3-4 times even though I understood that going on a trip after sleeping for a while and not waking up meant to wait until I woke up. 5. Towards the end, I didn't understand why Half-Demon Stephen was no longer exposed to the sun. Those who don't get exposed to the sun should be pure-blooded. Did you go from half-demon to pure-blooded?? (My sentences are also somewhat complicated... ('･_･`)) A total of 264 pages.