Lex's manga / #Supernatural/Fantasy(316)

Two guys hit it off at the club, turns out they were an Incubus and a vampire. Now bonded to each other where will this take them? ------------ I didn't think I would enjoy this one so much. It's absolutely not the most well written story, nor does it have the deepest characters ever at all. But somehow, it manages to pull you in and keeps you going til the end. Now how did it do that? Beats me. It's not that great of a story, but I stayed for some reason and even felt like I'd have read more of it.

The author dropped it unfortunately.

ch.28

Dropped it.

Lee Minhoon's been friends with Kim Hyung Woo for 15 years, one day, the latter got drunk and was brought to Minhoon's house. He then started blabbering ridiculous things like, how he’s a vampire, and since he just bit Minhoon, he too, might become one vampire now. ---------- The plot was interesting and the characters were all fascinating and had some serious growth. I love how the Minhoon had so much personality! He's such a breath-taking character really. I was really invested in the plot the entire time, some points could have used a few more details here and there, but overall the intrigue was solved rather cleanly and the ending was satisfying enough for me. Still bothered by the fact that no one cared how Guncham fucked his friend's father but okay, since their relationship was one of the most interesting ones I'll give it a pass, but still.

Go Siwon's dreams are constantly visited by the clever, beautiful Kang Jinha. In the dream, Jinha keeps on mentioning this "incident" that happened between them but Siwon can't remember anything! And how can it feel so real? Luckily for Siwon, hints about the "incident" start to appear and Siwon is able to regain his memory bit by bit. ---------- The idea for the plot device was really far-fetched, and the characters were far from being well-written ones. The Art at first put me off, but the more I read through, the more I'd get used to it and eventually started to be okay with it. Whilst I liked the approach to Noh Seonyun's character, as well as Kang Jinha's development. The romance was really cliche. I did enjoy the conclusion regarding Siwon and Jinha's relationship, and how they handled it from there, their evolution as a couple, and especially Siwon's fears regarding his sexuality being known. This was a nice approach to an 'after I came out' story (kind of, it was forced on them, but still). I didn't completely hate it, but I can't say I liked it. There was such a sheer amount of unnecessary sexual assault and harassment, and this whole tragic backstory excuse for the antagonist is getting really old. I'm sick of characters being excused because they shed a tear or two. It's ridiculous. Waste of time in my opinion.

Re-reading: ch.110 Act. read: ch.386 ---------- I really love this one, and the main character is really likeable. I'm not a fan of how the Art quality went down after the time skip, but it got better again overtime, though for now it still isn't the same as for the first half of the story.

Kyon, a young man is informed of a job opportunity as a servant for a Royal Blood/Aristocrat (people born with a core & mystic powers. They have longer lifespans and are physically stronger than normal humans. If their core grows corrupt, either due to severe mental shock or a poison called 'VS Solution', they turn into a 'Zero') named Lucaon. Curious about the opportunity, Kyon starts working there, only to find out that his new Master loathes servants. As the two slowly learn more about one another, what secrets could Lucaon possibly hold..? ---------- So... I have quite a lot on my mind about this one. First of all, amazingly unique and dramatic plot. But hella rapey and toxic. Not only is the pacing of the story off at first, you could still follow and understand what was happening, but the flow of the story was poorly handled, and details were left out here and there. At least, the story progressed, that one issue slowly resolved itself. The characters were kind of all over the place as well, some of them I found bland and outright uninteresting, whilst others I found myself fascinated by. The two main characters are unlikeable, and the potential that the plot had soon went to nothingness. I did like the questions that this story raised at the end tho. But I don't buy that they were in love as soon as the author tried to sell it. Sorry not sorry hun'. Ya were just a horny boi. It's not love. It's dependence, if anything at all.