Reviews for Smoky Nectar Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised at the setting where once I decided on a specific partner, I wouldn't be able to live without that person, but I thought it was romantic because my mind and body seemed to be strongly connected. It was so cool that they were so kind to each other. It was so interesting that I reread it over and over again.

This review contains spoilers. I was finally able to read up to 2 volumes... I love it. The story and setting are so well-crafted that it draws me in. Erotica is really erotic. Anna is deeply in love. I love Anna's fool. The conflict between Anna, who doesn't want to involve Mitsuru in her own circumstances, who was born into a special family called Bitter, but she wants to protect her and doesn't want to give it to anyone, and it's so painful that it's overwhelming. I'm usually cool and calm, but my hidden love from childhood is so passionate that it makes me feel sad and in agony. But there's also an enveloping, gentle love that I want to protect, and it just melts in my mouth. The two of them were too cute and too cute~~! I want to hug them all together. However, I wonder if Mitsuru just wants to be loved by statements like that only she can help a little bit or that it's because Anna loves me? I wonder if Anna's love is so comfortable and pleasant that they just want it? There were times when I got into a bit of a fuss with Anna, wondering if it was self-sacrifice due to kindness. That said, I was happy to be beaten by Mitsuru's unknown obsession in volume 2. I love Uke-chan → Attack, so I still want it, but lol I'm looking forward to it so much that I can only expect a sequel!!

This review contains spoilers. The reason for this high number of reviews and high star ratings was also convincing. There was always some kind of sudden incident or crisis, such as inter-tribal trouble between vampires and people, symbiosis, action and romance associated with fights between families, etc., and I read up to volume 2 in no time while I was so excited and excited. The picture is characteristic, and I thought it was beautiful even though it wasn't an extremely delicate line. The story was moderately complex, but the balance was good because it was simple, pure, straight, and refreshing when it comes to the love between the two. The setting for vampires is also modern and unique, and this is neither too complicated nor too simple, and the degree of moderation is just right for readers to predict “the dangers that may occur in the future,” so I was able to read it immersively. That's why I was overjoyed to learn that there was a spin-off in the pop-up right after I finished reading it, and I was relieved to see that there were no characters “complete” in the main story. Well... even if it's “complete,” they don't give up and make a loud “please take extra place” call (laughs), but the interaction between the two of them had a good tempo and fun like a manzai duo, and it was great because they were cute like DK. I was particularly impressed by the conversation between the two when they were kindergarteners. It made me smile to understand why Ario is called Anna and when the relationship between the two began. I think “different from everyone” is a strong stress for children the age of kindergarten, but the destructive power of Mitsuru's words “everyone is different is everyone together, right?” is amazing. Pushed by the overwhelming power of truth and truth, I felt that I understood the feeling of living beings who blindly seek blood regardless of anything.

This review contains spoilers. It was a good story to read on a regular basis, so I'm chewing on it. I'm still going to read it! I hope a sequel comes out. I especially like what Ario has been thinking about since he was very small. are you really glad they tied up? Is the story about a race called Bitter? As for the story, it's often hard to understand this kind of unique setting depending on who writes it, but it quickly came into my head and was easy to understand, and the overall flow and story are solid? Also, I think the pictures are really beautiful, really good. action scene? I thought I had more painting power when I saw it ♦

This review contains spoilers. Looking at the cover, I got a dark impression, so I was wondering if there was content and grossing, but the setting was a dark world, but it wasn't what I expected. In a sense, we were in love and love, to the point where our feelings for each other came through, to the point where we had mutual love and love from childhood.