Reviews for The Black Cat & the Vampire Manga

I bought and read the top and bottom volumes, so while thinking that the story was about vampires and academia, I thought it was interesting because of its unique and unique setting and development. The story is thorough down to the details, and it's worth reading as a story.

Now I started reading it lightly, wondering what kind of pattern it is, but the settings are perfect, yet the relationship between humans and vampires is insanely sad! It was a completely different feeling from the many vampires out there. That was great.

This is Nikke sensei's fourth work. I like the sensory forecast in Nikke sensei's works by far the best. I've always been hesitant to buy this work because I don't really like the setting called vampires (vampires) and the fact that they have long aggressive hair. I was looking for recommendations on YouTube because I wanted to read something, and this work caught my eye a few times, so I finally made up my mind to read it, but as a result, I wish I had read it sooner! I've read quite a bit of moving BL, but this is the first time I've cried like this. Basically, they don't have that much interest other than the two main characters, but I also really liked the other couple in the story. I don't have vocabulary, so I can't talk about the content well, but if anyone is hesitant to read it or not, I'd recommend reading it!

It was jarring. I can't believe that directing your feelings on something you like would make the other person suffer. I thought Yuki-kun had a real sense of honesty. I thought it would be nice if it changed to a world where two people could live together forever. Really nice picture and story?

It's a vampire work, and the sad keyword “if you love me...” comes up everywhere, and it's very sad. It's sad, but I was moved by the sight of Gene and Yuki confronting it.

The story was great. However, “sad expressions” and “sad lines” came to the fore too much, and it felt like they slipped upward, and it didn't really sting my heart. In particular, I'm really bad at the fact that Gene's “sad smile” is drawn frequently... Also, I was caught up in the fact that Gene is just how special she is. It's too unreasonable for Gene to have rare experiences at a level where people around him doubt reality over and over again against mobs around him. However, I like that the last one didn't turn into a tearful development and steered towards the future. The penetrating smile of Gene's bellied stomach is wonderful. Also, since it's a delicious stage setting called “a boarding school away from the world,” I wanted them to show more about the everyday lives and friendships of the students with rich personalities. I wanted to take a close look at the character settings under the cover in the main story. Personally, I wanted them to depict more of the relationship between Siyu (Jean's best friend) and Gene.

I thought the story about vampires seemed interesting, so I bought it, but I was drawn in because the story was structured more properly than I expected. I personally love the comic that makes me think that humans and vampires have their own circumstances and that make me think... in order for humans and vampires to walk together... I personally love the sub couple more than the main couple because they are sad and adorable!

I didn't really like the other comics by this author, and I avoided the trial reading because I didn't really like the atmosphere, but I took the plunge and bought it at a discount. The results were insanely good. If I were imagining more erotic content, that wasn't the case at all, and I focused on the content. They were attractive because they were rational in attack, tsundere, and intelligent. If anything, attacking is so rational that it's unsatisfactory. It's nice to have a good impression of that, though. It was short and unsatisfactory after they both fell in love, so I'd like to see flirty content in the sequel. This author's most favorite work is Experience Forecast!

At first, I thought it was a sweet school vampire thing, but the story had a twist, and it was quite worth reading! Also, I thought the setting that vampires basically don't attack people, and that they are of that kind of race rather than monsters, was also new. Each vampire has its own characteristics, and I think such detailed settings are also amazing, such as those who lose the memory of those who have sucked blood, people who do not smoke, etc., and the fact that people who have a crush on them have an urge to suck blood regardless of their own will. In short, I think the final theme was making progress where people can coexist regardless of whether they are bloodsuckers or not, and making an effort for that. Nikke sensei is also amazing at drawing it smoothly with a cute pattern!

I had the impression that the ecchi scene was less story-focused. Since it's Happien Kitchen, I'm satisfied with the wonderful way it ended ◎ ◎ The pictures were beautiful and easy to read!

I'm glad it had a happy ending~ I wanted to see more flirtatious love. But everyone was happy and relieved.

Buy an artist. I felt that the comedy elements were less than usual, which was a bit unsatisfactory. The artist's personality is right, and the beginning and end are romantic comedies... there were thorough explanations of serious parts, worldviews, sub-couple stories, etc., so maybe it decreased by that amount? But the characters were attractive, and the view of the world was solid, and it was worth reading.

It was fantasy. My tears are pretty fragile, but I wonder if I didn't cry... It's BL, but the story is well-made. I'm glad it was Happien. It was like a magic school... an academy and uniform. HAPOTA!? At first, I thought. The uniforms and atmosphere of the students were so cute.

The picture was wonderful and I bought it, but the story was sweet and sad, and so nice! The picture is really beautiful, so I recommend it!

The fantasy setting was perfect, and it was a great read. However, there are mystery-like elements such as solving mysteries, and I feel that it's not sweet enough.