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| It really is sad. And it all keeps happening to them because the God-like kid likes his failure and doesn't fix it... Truly sad. |
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| This is why we can't have nice things. Because God is actually a kid and doesn't like to fix his mistakes. Jokes aside, a touching story. Nice twist to a normal vampire romance. |
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| I had a feeling he was going to die from the start i cry errytiem |
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| Meh, pretty lame story. |
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| It remains puzzling in the end, so it's difficult to overly praise it as is, but it's still an intriguing story albeit flawed. 5/10. I'm actually not a fan of vampires, but as I was reading more of Kaoru Fujiwara's manga, I decided to read all of them. This one completes it. I'm confused as to how Cecil hypnotized herself and/or her brother to regain the memories of her past lives now that she's Kanna, and what's the internal meaning of why they love but kill each other repeatedly in reincarnations. Aside from the fact that their life is a flawed "loop" from Heaven which they somehow have a hint seeing that vision. It's still occasionally common till this day that Kaoru Fujiwara's art blends in a non-dinstinct manner because it's difficult to recognize characters as different people sometimes. Nogi/Simon having split personality disorder of three from trauma of dying was cool, but his "life" in the manga was abruptly short-lived after being killed by Kanna/Cecil which lead her to remember who she was. So, his involvement was disappointing in the end. Seeing his doppelganger briefly before is interesting yet odd in how it's logical to this supernatural world. Although, he did get his wish when he asked his sister to "free him of this world." ... It's just very anticlimactic to have the split personality killer quickly die after he's revealed to be the brother of Cecil. Next to Cecil, Ren is even more perplexing. As her brother stated, I think he's part of her curse of (her first) men who've raped her... I wonder if it was her own doing through hypnotism afterwards or if it's originally all a part of her life which she simply utilized for survival. Her original nonchalant attitude in hindsight is kinda strange as well. The other characters, Lui and Maria weren't very meaningful at all in the end which ironically they point out to in the end as if they're not part of the story. I personally felt that the cop was creepy in how he compliments a high school girl's (Kanna) attractiveness and seems to be overly concerned "romantically" to save her. ... Which maybe somehow ties again to her "curse" of attracting "perverts" as her brother said. The cop's sudden bedridden daughter being the messenger to Ren of fate felt off, but the whole concept is cool even though this story isn't executed greatly. Ren raping Cecil after he kills his father upon seeing her raped by him was disturbing, but it's all even more perplexing to me in hindsight when I try to think of a meaning to why that's her life. It's weird to simply accept as a choice from a child in Heaven. I feel like there's another meaning or more to their relationship and that it should lead to peace eventually, but I guess not which is hard to accept. As vampires who can live in the sun, seemingly without supernatural strength but hypnotism and mind reading was cool. It's flawed but acceptable for how entertaining and intriguing it is. Not Kaoru's best work though, I think. IMO, her top best are; The Night Fish* and Fetish. |
| I’ll admit this manga was getting boring, what with Kanna being the equivalent of a depressed doll for most of the manga and Ren being a complete dick. But the last two chapters really elevated this manga for me. The idea of Cecil/Kanna and Ren/Sebastian being stuck in an eternal toxic loop where one of them turns the other into a vampire, who regains their memories and then kills the other in revenge for the previous loop is just mind-blowing and is a pretty unique way of using the concept of reincarnation. The art wasn’t the best but the story, at least towards the end, made this a decent read. |
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