Reviews for The Vampire and the Virgin Rose Manga

This review contains spoilers. I thought Yayoi was being pushed, but in the end I thought it was a very beautiful depiction of a vampire eating a flower with the feeling that Chitose was handing it over

This review contains spoilers. A story about a world where vampires and humans coexist. Yayoi is attracted to her classmate Chitose, a pure-blood vampire... After all, Chitose is a rare purebred vampire, and everyone falls for his charms. She's pretty beautiful, and her cool eyes have amazing sex appeal. They treat them as “humans = food” (words said by humans when they were little traumatic) with my attitude, and they built a wall with humans and didn't break down their cold attitude. It was good for Yayoi to melt that stubborn heart with her reckless naivety. I was so excited that Chitose was gradually devoting his heart to Yayoi.

This review contains spoilers. too... it's too awesome. △ My mouth was so cute that I was in agony. I love Komachi-sensei's work, but this one is probably my favorite. I'm really glad I bought it, and I definitely want to read it if there's a sequel. It's painful to watch over and over again where they've been flirting since it became a cap. It makes me cry. Komachi-sensei's beautiful reception and the fact that he's not too cute is the best part. It's beautiful, but it's cool, and it's a bit cold. But it's an image of a flower blooming and turning red, and Yayoi is exactly that. Then, the attacking Chitose and I, the reader, are drawn in as if paralyzed by Yayoi, who is receiving such a flower. It was received like a sweet poison ^_^ At first, it only felt like food, but towards the end, they became very kind and excited. Along the way, he said, “Let me do it after all,” and “my blood is bad?” There is an exchange called “No, rather...?” Feelings that are not well understood develop even in vampires themselves, who have never had a romantic experience. It made me feel so fluffy. My sister was a nice person. Nice work. It's a wonderful work filled with the appeal of Komachi-sensei's characters everywhere. I love it. I want to eat candied flowers

This review contains spoilers. I can read 2 works. The picture is beautiful and beautiful. The title work was also good, but it made me cry because of the cat. I'm weak at this kind of thing. I'm glad they both had happy endings.

This review contains spoilers. The title work was the main one, and 2 works were recorded. Both stories are delicate, careful, sad, and beautiful. The title work is about vampires and humans, and therefore differences in values and ethics. It's irresistible that vampires are sweet after they become aware of their feelings. The other work also has a perfect balance of bitterness. The cat's point of view was also wonderful.

This review contains spoilers. I read the vampire setting for the first time, and the way they coexist in the present day was natural, and I was able to get in. The picture of vampires, cool x healthy, and gentle is charming. The bewitching depiction of the attack was particularly good. I thought it was a good way to create triggers for changes in the relationship between the two, such as birds and flowers. I'm glad I was able to come into contact with love for the first time in an attack called a lonely vampire, which is somewhat sad even though it is modern. It was such a favorite story that I wanted to read it as a sequel.

This review contains spoilers. A world where vampires and humans coexist. Yayoi, who fell in love with the vampire Chitose, passed by Chitose, who called the act of Yayoi a “meal.” If something other than pure love intervenes, such as vampires, Indemon, or Omega Dom/Sub, etc., the other person's obsession also becomes an element of anxiety, isn't it? But even though Chitose is arrogant, he has anxiety behind it and can't be honest. Chitose was cute after being honest. I also wanted to see the two that were a little further away. I was confused because I didn't really understand the characteristics of vampires in the world of this work, but it was a bit sad. 4.5 stars

This review contains spoilers. Katsura-sensei's works have a unique sex appeal. The title story is about the first love of a vampire living in the human world. It's a common story, and it's not unusual or anything, but the frame layout is careful and you can clearly understand the feelings of the characters. Also, since the pictures are sexy, the whole story has a luster. Simply put, it's emo. The second short story is about a relationship between cats. I thought it was a beast man, but it was just a cat. This is also a story without saying anything, but it had a sad atmosphere because it was mainly cats. Katsura-sensei's works leave a strange afterglow after reading them...

This review contains spoilers. Somehow I didn't like aliens, so I was apt to avoid it, but I'm glad I read it. I felt like a lone vampire, but I wonder if it's the power of love that made me honest at the end. Another short story was also impressive.