Reviews for Smoky Nectar Manga

This review contains spoilers. First of all, the drawing power is amazing! The action scenes and shonen manga are impressive. Anna's hairstyle has changed a little bit, but I know Anna very well. The action scenes are good, so the acrobatic scenes are amazing too! It's a profound story called the ultimate connection where we can't live without each other in it. They are compatible. Exactly, I want to be loved, and you, who want to be loved, are just too compatible. In particular, Mitsuru often begs for a kiss in the middle, but she's cute... the place Anna can't stand is also so cool and cute... It's a work I want to keep watching that I want to keep watching.

This review contains spoilers. damn it is too cute!! It's a damn stupid love that is too lukewarm in words like that, like, mutual love. It's all about each other, so it's already kind of dangerous. unbearable! I like it, love! I don't have vocabulary, so I don't know how to write it to be conveyed lol I'm glad I'm living in an age where I can come across this work. I want you to show me the lives and lives of the two of them that are still fascinating! This may be the first time I wish it didn't end this far.

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between the two progressed more and more, and it was a very satisfying volume 3, and above all else, I want the sequels that were also fun, such as Nectar's Secret and Anna's Little Secret, which were amazing because they had so much love

This review contains spoilers. Unlimited up to 1 volume. This stings! A person who is preyed upon by a vampire called Vitor x Nectar. Beyond the bond of childhood friends, into a relationship where blood is given. I liked the picture from Shonen magazine, and the setting and tempo were all good. I'm also convinced that they have a contract relationship with a perfect balance between aggressive coudere, doting, and receiving bonds. It's up to volume 1, but I think I'll collect all of them. Recommended for those who like Obsession, Doi, Attack!

This review contains spoilers. I've read a lot of manga, but if I were to take one to an uninhabited island, I would make this one! love! There is nothing but love! And both of them in the story have nothing but love! There are a number of comics about each other thinking about each other, but isn't it easy to say that they love each other until they tie their lives together? What's more, they both had unrequited love from kindergarten children. Love is so damn big that I feel dizzy. Their lives were linked because of Anna's constitution, but in the words in the story, “Imitsuru is loved” and “Anna I want to love.” The two are a perfect match. The feelings of Anna, who has lived a lonely life since she was a biter, are easy to understand, but Mitsuru's feelings are hard to understand, right? Mitsuru is self-contained. I have no choice but to decide for myself. In other words, Mitsuru also had a calm face, and she was lonely the whole time. So, Mitsuru, who wanted to be loved, accepted Anna's fierce obsessive love, and Anna also accepted Momitsuru's fierce obsessive love. ※Anyway, the picture is beautiful! A beauty worthy of special mention. The writing down to the background, the stylish action scenes, the glamorous bed scene, and what I think is amazing is that Mitsuru's hair isn't just sticky! amazing! On the other hand, Anna is omitted! ※The settings are also amazing. There are various births, but the worldview can be called a unique “biter verse.” Simply put, they are vampires, but they have a well-developed symbiotic relationship. In the world of viters, if you suck too much blood from one person, you can give viter blood to humans in order to protect that person's life. hmm hmm. However, if they do that, they will have a symbiosis contract relationship, and they will not be able to live without each other's blood. Viters only accept that human blood, and humans have organ failure due to anemia when viters blood decreases due to metabolism, so even here, it is a severe setting. In other words, if one of them dies, both have no choice but to die. The two of them signed this contract. ※H scene, rich. However, Minazuki-sensei seems to be a principle of omitting unnecessary frames, and a lazy H is not depicted. However, during the breeding season once every 2 months, when blood is exchanged and once every six months, the H scene cannot be escaped from the setting where people feel like that if they are blood-sucked. Unfortunately, it may be difficult for those who don't like H scenes. I'm looking forward to the next edition!

This review contains spoilers. In volume one, Anna talks about herself as an Ajin. When I wonder what Anna looks like from Mitsuru, who is a human being, it's like, for example, the red sun is like a yellow sun if people are of different races... but the perception is different even though they are looking at the same thing. I wonder if it's like that? and. I think it's people who can't easily acknowledge something different from themselves, and since Mitsuru thought it was a good thing, I was able to spend the same time as Anna's Nectar and childhood friend (... it can also be said because it was Nectar), so when I quickly noticed the differences between Anna's people that I could see at a glance, it was interesting that I couldn't get out of it, and it's interesting as a BL, but I want to know more about the world on their side. It's a work that makes me think that way. Mitsuru learned about Anna's ecology in volume 1, and the fact that she rewrote her constitution and life from blood exchange in volume 2 is a matter of love... in volume 3, they learn about each other's love, but the last thing they understand is Anna's grandparents' house. I really enjoyed this scene. So I feel like the two have finally become real partners. The place where my grandparents spent time - unknown = unknown, so the view of life and death of the two people born is beautiful. I sighed (read as I like...) The relationship between Bitter and Nectar is beautiful, and I also like Anna holding Mitsuru as a princess and jumping from a skyscraper. “Domestic Beast,” 2 years after volume 2, is also really good, isn't it? Hopefully, I'd like to ask for a spin-off of the Kuramochi family brother... if each family gets involved when the war starts (because the battle scenes are cool too), really.

This review contains spoilers. Anna was good too, but Mitsuru is my favorite. They're cool, cute, clean, and smart, but they actually have weak points. I'm usually attracted to attacks no matter what, but it was nice. The story also has elements of mystery, and while it has a tangy feel, the two are always full of love, which was great. Sex is also intense and instinctive, and all the elements are ◎