Reviews for The Black Cat & the Vampire Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a work I was wondering whether to buy while looking at reviews, and it makes me cry! Impressed! I saw the content a lot, so I read it a bit as a trial reading, but I wonder if it's like this when I hear it's a vampire thing? Then I thought I'd be at a loss about buying one. I bought it when the price was cut and read it right away, and in a good sense, it was completely different from what I expected, and I was surprised that the content was so deep, and of course I was moved lol and I was moved twice as much as I thought lol lol I really have a strong feeling that it's precious! It's precious on a spiritual level!! The story is well organized in the upper and lower volumes, and there are plenty of stories other than those of the main characters. What, I was anticipating the feeling of Gene being hit, but the story of Pavel and the others was more precious than I thought, and of course I cried lol there are so many things I think I'll understand even though accepting a race different from myself is definitely not easy, and even among blood-sucking humans, people who haven't experienced it are people who haven't experienced it... Among them, Gene took the initiative to deepen her understanding and experience vampire humans It's really amazing to create an institution to protect it! Too many humans! If you are unsure, be sure to read it!

This review contains spoilers. I've watched many romance comics between vampires and people, but this was the first time I've read such a sad story. Even though I was able to love and be loved, the fact that we couldn't be tied together was so sad and full of feelings that I couldn't stop crying. I read this story and learned that love is not determined by gender. Thank you very much for your wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. It's a fantasy with a slightly special setting called Vampire Man, but other than that, it's almost no different from the real world, so you can read on without putting effort into understanding the setting. I was saddened by the fact that vampire humans were accepting that they were slowly becoming extinct, but I was moved by the fact that Gene took a step forward to create the future without giving up. The way bloodsuckers, who lived in the midst of abandonment, were afraid to have hope overlapped with our modern society. Taking action to make a wish come true is risky in many ways, and then I want it to stay the same even if I end up living like a dead person... It makes me think so, I understand something. Gene put Yuki's favorite things into words, such as “I feel attracted to this kind of place about him” and “I was saved by that kind of place,” etc., and tweeted in her heart. It was an effective approach for logical Yuki, but it was also an opportunity for me to learn about Gene's personality and background, and it made his words and actions after that persuasive. In particular, I can't read the scene where I hold Yuki for the first time without tears. I think Nikke sensei is amazing at being able to empathize here. The story of Pavel and Aura was good too. They're out of logic, aren't they? They're sportsmen and artists, aren't they? Even if I lose my memory about Pavel every time I get bloodshot, I love Aura too much, which I always fall in love with when I meet her. It's no wonder that Pavel, who was directed at such pure thoughts, fell into an endless loop and went all the way to ruin. Personally, I wasn't obsessed with my sexual tendencies, but the story itself was very well-made, I felt the message, and it was very satisfying to read, and I was full of satisfaction after reading it. The student's love, the teacher's love, and all of the stories of love between vampire humans and humans were painfully beautiful. Above all, the setting called “Star Scales” is wonderful. It doubles the sadness, but I thought it made the story even more interesting. It's a work I want many people to read beyond the BL category.

This review contains spoilers. I hadn't read much about the subject of vampires in the first and second volumes, so the story was solid and very interesting! The oblivion type is really sad... I burst into tears normally, and I was happy to see how they gradually became more resistant and in the end everyone was happy.

This review contains spoilers. I was wondering what the story of The Vampire Man would be like, but I bought it because they had a lot of different stories by the author and the reviews were good! I'm glad I bought it!! I wasn't sad at first, but I felt that it was a really good ending to see the two CPs happy in the future. Yuki and Jean are good too, but since I like kids like Aura, I liked Aura and Pavel's CP because they were cute.

This review contains spoilers. This makes me cry. Especially Pavel and Aura from Subkap. It's too sad. Of course, the main capes Gene and Yuki too. Gene's conflict made me cry, and the love between Pavel and Aura was so amazing. It's very difficult to explain what's inside, but it really depicts how difficult it is for vampires to live, which is amazing. I thought I was good at digging deep into this kind of emotion. Also, the choice of words is beautiful. It was my first time attacking (main and probably sub), and that was also a high point for me personally. A book I'll reread over and over again!

This review contains spoilers. A fantastic love story set in a school with a boarding house where the children of good families gather. The main character, Yuki, is a cool and beautiful honor student. Everyone admires student council president Jean's favorite. While puzzled by Gene's approach, Yuki helps with student council work. Meanwhile, a shocking incident occurs where Aura, a Yuki classmate, is sucked by someone and falls down. It's a thrilling development just by looking back at the synopsis. Even though no one is to blame, it's sad that both those who suck blood and those who have been suckered secretly suffer because they have love. Even so, the appearance of Gene, who is trying to open up the future by repelling hopelessness and frustration, and Yuki, who pushes her back, is dazzling, and it makes me cry no matter how many times I reread it. The story of the two, drawn and extra-edited, is sweet and cute, full of excitement, and very soothing. It's a work I love, and I'm drawn to it every time I read it.

This review contains spoilers. I love Nikke sensei's works, illustrations, and stories. The story about vampires this time was very interesting. It was my first time talking about vampires, so I was excited to read any story. Love between humans and vampires! There are many obstacles, but if you have love, you'll be fine.

This review contains spoilers. The beginning was pretty sad... to be honest, I was prepared for a bad end, but I'm glad it went in such a wonderful direction

This review contains spoilers. Not vampires, but vampires. This is the same person who has just been given a special ability. Why did they come up with such a great setting??? Both the pictures and the story are geniuses. Nikke sensei's fluffy, slightly sad, and gentle smile has a tear-jerking effect. There is no doubt that the teacher's pen also has some kind of special ability. Good luck to all humans and blood-sucking humans!

This review contains spoilers. The theme is vampires and humans. Also, it was frustrating not being able to get close because of the star scales that can be seen by Gene when I love her. Gene likes a sad setting with a different kind, where Yuki causes unwanted blood-sucking impulses because she loves Gene. But after all, I was so happy to finally be able to see the happy future of the two people connected in a story. I thought that when Gene makes a sad face every time she sucks blood, she thinks in her own way that Yuki is tied up in order to suck blood. I wonder if Yuki hasn't been told to Jean that it's totally fine when it comes to her when she sucks blood. It was very good. I'm not good at Japanese, and I came across something so wonderful that I couldn't convey it with such poor, unfounded sentences.