Reviews for I Fell into a Situationship with the Vampire Count?! Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was bullied by my family and fiancee, and eventually my fiancee was robbed by my sister, but in fact, I was assaulted by my fiancee, so long live the engagement was annulled! My older sister didn't regret it, so in order to get engaged again, her family+fiancé colluded, so they asked the “vampire” count that her fiancee fears to pretend to be her lover and aim to annul the engagement! In the first half of the story, the Vampire Count is just so cool and playful, who protects the heroine, cherishes, spoils, and cares, even in Leah? As a vampire with such a handsome personality, she entered the social world and her heroine first behavior was irresistible! I'm also envious of their overly kind and sweet response (laughs), and as is always the case with my family and fiancee, the count and heroine finished in the second half of the goal in the social world by pretending to be real people the year after marriage, and the current content is a confrontation with a dangerous guy who misunderstood that the heroine is the one and only pure, innocent, brilliant, and precious woman recognized by vampires! (The dangerous man flag is standing in the first half) If you actually read it, maybe the first half before marriage was more fun privately?! Characters with good illustrations, good sense of costumes and accessories aren't perfect! I want to write in detail, but it's definitely more fun to read By the way, I've read the latest episode, but it hasn't reached completion yet, so I'm probably looking forward to the continuation

This review contains spoilers. In social circles, the main character has a cold expression to his surroundings to make him look like a villain, but his expression at that time is so beautiful that it makes me think I want to be like this too. When dancing or talking to the count, it's cute that they immediately return to their original expression and look embarrassed, and since the two look at each other happily, they also smile naturally. Also, since this is an aristocrat work, I felt that the difference in status was likely to become a barrier between the two because the protagonist had broken ties with his parents' house. However, I was relieved that there were so many scenes where both the protagonist and the count conveyed their thoughts. I've read up to 4 volumes, but is the main character's younger sister starting a new development? There is such an atmosphere, and I'm looking forward to it even though I'm worried.

This review contains spoilers. I've always been reading The Extreme in My Self, where Boy Henry's disgust has reached its peak... aren't there any flags that painfully understand Miss Freya's worries? I wonder if the count is okay? I wonder if that kind of person will be stabbed by Henry in his disgusting self... they have unexpected fears, so ah... is that okay? please do the next volume as soon as possible

This review contains spoilers. At first, I felt like it was just to run away from my fiancé, but I love seeing the two getting along better and better. Personally, I highly recommend it.

This review contains spoilers. The characters The Red-Haired Heroine and the Vampire Count are so funny! At first, I had an image that the setting seemed dark, but when I got to know the two characters, they took me to a ridiculously bright world. The development is also unexpected, fun, and won't let you get bored. Above all, Count Vampire (he's actually just a human) is so cute!