Reviews for Smoky Nectar Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is exactly what symbiosis is, isn't it? Do they really like receiving and attacking? It takes so long to describe the feelings of acceptance that it makes me think, but at the end of volume 2, these two were really nice! It makes me feel like that, but there are places with patterns like some popular sports comics, such as how to draw faces, how to draw hands, how to draw a mouth, etc.

This review contains spoilers. Do young people use Bakatare? There's probably a childhood friend's background, but I don't like not following anything because of momentum. What's more, it looks like the one who is attacked is being shaken. Overall, it was interesting. For some reason, the R scene has also become interesting.

This review contains spoilers. This work has a solid jump design that isn't often seen in the BL world, and it feels like a spin-off from a shonen manga rather than a BL comic. The picture is very stable and nice, and I really like the way the frames are split and use the speech bubbles. ◇Mitsuru Ga Kyuru Kyuru has a cute face with dark hair, and looks like a boyish girl with dark hair, so I didn't get used to the unmatch between his masculine body and neutral face written with high drawing power when naked. It's not a negative point. Just an impression. ◇It's a common story about “creatures that need human blood” and “humans with special blood,” but it was interesting that Ichiren is forced to take care of each other regardless of mutual intentions due to a “symbiosis agreement.” However, since the tempo is so fast and the story progresses forcefully, it's a pity that the actions of the characters (especially people from other houses) seem abrupt and thoughtless. In spite of talking about “home” or “preservation of seeds” as important at “family meetings,” they imitate that the houses are crushing each other without much cause, and they kill each other without much reason, so I can't quite grasp the balance of values around that area. ◇For me, I felt the strong appeal of shonen manga, and I really liked it, but it might not be suitable for people who want to read comics that feel like The BL. Mitsuru and Anna's codependency and mutual love are fully depicted and it's so cute, and I like the way Anna is doting on Mitsuru so much that she almost dies is also smiling and I like it. I'm looking forward to the sequel.

This review contains spoilers. At first glance, the settings are fresh, and I wonder if I won't be able to keep up with them? It's a story that makes me think, but the depiction of feelings was carefully written, and I really empathized and enjoyed reading it! The eroticism is also erotic, and I am satisfied.

This review contains spoilers. Impressions of reading volume 1 There are various types of vampires, but in this work, unique settings such as viters (suckers), nectar (owners of particularly tasty blood), and symbiosis contracts (repeatedly exchanging blood and cannot live without each other) were interesting. I can understand Ario's feelings, but Mitsuru didn't really understand when she fell in love with Arisei so much that she could sign a symbiosis contract.

This review contains spoilers. I read it because I like stories featuring “vampires,” but it was so interesting that I fell in love with it. Up until now, I've read a lot of books about “vampires,” and I think they're particularly interesting.

This review contains spoilers. The species are just different, and since they are of the same sex, there must have been places where they were reluctant, so I was relieved when my first love came to fruition. I thought it would be nice to say “you become mine” to each other.