Je remercie les Éditions Pika pour l’envoi de cette lecture. J’avais été totalement charmé par le premier tome de cette saga, un vrai coup de cœur pour ma part ! J’ai enfin la suite entre les mains et j’en ai été ravie ! When I first saw the cover of this manga, I never would have thought this vampire story would look like in this way. It was unique and unexpected. The art work of this manga was really pretty, but the plot and storyline itself felt a bit rushed. Well I know that in first volume you have to make reader intrigued to read others volumes as well. No matter this fat it still was too fast for me. First and foremost, I'd like to express my gratitude to Netgalley and Kodansha Comics for providing me with an e-ARC of this manga. Manga those limitations don't exist. So if you want the best selection and you also want to save money then A digital ARC of this book was provided by the publisher via NetGalley for review. All opinions are unbiased and my own.

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The way the protagonist clearly had a bust but then somehow managed to hide it when pretending to be a boy was entirely unrealistic. I could accept the idea of this vampire hiding in a boy’s dormitory, but I couldn’t suspend belief enough to stretch it to that, especially when the vampire love interest hugged the protagonist and was in close quarters with her many times. It was just impossible that he didn’t realise she was a girl at any point. I don't have anything against vampires and surely lot of time went past since I read any book or manga with these creatures. This theme was more last decade, but I still were really happy to see a new vampire story, especially romance. Doga Kobo's Jellyfish Can't Swim in the Night Anime Reveals Cast, More Staff, April Debut in 1st Promo Video The art is pretty for the most part, but that's about all the praise I have. While Mito's situation is heartbreaking, the story doesn't dwell on her hardships and it feels like it's just there for the story. This is disappointing as Mito's situation could provide an interesting discussion on homelessness and how callous people can be towards homeless individuals, but NOPE! Can't have any of that depressing stuff in our smutty shoujo romance! Let's just throw her into a dorm bursting with "hot" guys and move on! Not to mention the mostly light-haired and big-eyed decisively white characters and all the gay-romance part of the book being actually cross-dressing straight love…Yeah, mangas are kinda problematic at times…But at least the boys were attractive, the art pretty and the smut was sort of hot! 😜Midnight Secretary was written and illustrated by Tomu Ohmi. It was serialized in Petit Comic from September 2006 to June 2009. Kaya Satozuka is the perfect secretary to Kyouhei Touma, the director of a tableware company. Although the job pays well, Kyouhei's reputation of being an arrogant womanizer is well-known. The characters are fun, its obvious there are other plot threads going on, and there’s an underlying secret the MC is trying to hide from everyone else. Well, I am so happy I got this from the Google Play store! If I can get the other volumes I will definitely be reading on, because I need to know how the story will continue. The main character is insufferable. She is so dumb, naive, and ignorant that it hurt my brain. The male lead is even dumber. There is a second male lead who is taken advantage of by this main gender bender princess. Hodgkins, Crystalyn (March 25, 2021). "Kodansha USA Adds 6 New Manga Including Osamu Tezuka's Bomba!". Anime News Network . Retrieved October 30, 2023.

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Literally vampire trash, it has all the shojo tropes you can possibly think of then throw in your typical vampire story and you have this manga. Despite all that it made me laugh so much with how ridiculous it actually was and I rated it so high purely out of enjoyment. As well as the nostalgic feeling I got as it reminded me of all the cringy manga I read as a teenager.I really was amazed that our vampire (and well everyone around Mito) still has no clue about Mito being a girl. I guess it helps that she looks pretty boyish (though I immediately spotted she was a girl) and that her blood is disgusting (I know that only goes for Mito, haha, unless there are some other vampires lurking around in that school). Then enter Ren and all bets are off because he's the mysterious brooding type and who doesn't love that. I would like to thank Netgalley and the publisher for the chance to read and review this book. This does not in any way influence my honest opinion or review. I had really mixed feelings about this one. On the one hand, the art was great, the characters were all good-looking, and the main love interests had chemistry, but on the other hand, the whole depiction of the vampire thrall felt exploitative and the circumstances surrounding it felt extremely odd and problematic.