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Quite an interesting work. Reading this, I noticed how rare it is to see conventionally sexy men in non-NTR/domination play works.

The artwork is above average.The backgrounds are much more detailed than what you usually see. Although in a few places you can see that it was rendered from a 3D environment, which is a bit out of place with the surroundings, but this is only noticeable if you pay close attention to it.
The characters are also well designed and quite detailed, and the poses are quite dynamic. The shading is also extremely detailed.

The story is interesting enough to hold your attention without taking too much ... away from the action scenes.

If you're looking for a work that features both sexy women and men, you can't go wrong with this one. Bonus points if you like elves.

It's quite difficult to write about this work because, on the one hand, it's terrible as hentai. Hirano Kouta created this book at the beginning of his career, and traces of his later, highly recognizable and characteristic art style can already be seen here.

The only redeeming factor in this work is that its creator later became a significant artist and used the characters from his early h manga in his later serious works. This makes it quite interesting to read them knowing the story and characters of Hellsing. But apart from this and the significance of its creator, there is nothing else going for it.

I usually like milf manga, but this one was a letdown.

Let's start with the least important thing, the story. It's not really anything interesting, which I wouldn't normally bring up as a negative. But over 200 pages, it gets pretty boring.

The artwork hasn't aged very well. It's quite minimalistic and awkward. The characters are posed strangely and there's a lot of emphasis on kissing, which is quite unpleasant due to the strange poses and shading.
The basics themselves aren't bad, the character archetypes are fine, and the panel layout isn't bad.

Overall, it's a meh read at best. The basics are there, but the problems mentioned above ... really drag it down.

You can find many things in this book. Its main strength is its diverse characters and varied themes.

The artwork is good overall. Although I think the shading is a little lacking, it makes up for it in character design and detail. But this is only notable because the characters themselves are very well designed and detailed.
The backgrounds are quite minimal in most cases. However, thanks to good character framing, this is not noticeable at all.

The different chapters all bring in very different themes. Although the main setting is relatively vanilla all the way through, it explores many situations with characters whose personalities and appearances are ... greatyl different, making it an exciting read throughout.

Pure vanilla, some like it, some don't.

The story is nothing special, just the usual. An overworked office worker and his sexy co-worker can't concentrate on work during the usual full evening. There is nothing outstanding in this area, similar to the graphics.

The art is good, above average, but not outstanding. The shading is good, but sometimes a little too grounded. I miss the slightly exaggerated elements found in other works. But considering that this is a vanilla doujinshi, this may be an advantage for those who are looking for it.

The character designs reflect this as well, there is nothing exaggerated, no enormous breasts or ... loads measured in liters. The characters are nicely proportioned and look natural, which is the biggest advantage of this work.

This is quite a unique manga. Not really hentai, but not quite horror either. It mixes fetish/horror/hentai elements in such a way that depending on which one you're looking for, either way you'll find it enjoyable.

For me, though, it's more of a horror manga where sex is the driving element to the horror. It's quite effective in that respect. Some chapters definitely lean more towards horror than hentai, and vice versa.
It incorporates all sorts of classic horror elements: monsters, body horror, violence, psychological horror.
And all of it depicted with excellent art.

A relatively good horror anthology that can occupy you in more than ... one way.

WARNING!
Although most of the manga is relatively tame, one (ch 6.) chapter contains implied cannibalism and bestiality. I recommend skipping that chapter.

Well, that escalated quickly!
The art style is nothing extra. The characters themselves are relatively well detailed. But the backgrounds are practically non-existent and everything looks a bit flat. But the choreography is relatively good, largely offsetting the negatives.

If the story werewould be less interesting I probably wouldn't rate it above 7.

The plot is quite odd, starts off slow but quickly takes a turn. Nothing too extraordinary but it makes the most of what you can get out of this page count.
The manga leans heavily towards a cheating fetish, hence the rather interesting story line. But if you're not interested in that sort of ... thing, it's still enjoyable.

Mod Edit: This review was originally posted for Sotsugyou Reward (134386) and has subsequently been merged into Kimi ga Suki wo Wakaru made (156159).

It's rare to find a hentai that gets the storytelling so right. Most either neglect it completely or push it too hard. Both of which detract from the reading experience, this manga strikes just the right balance of telling a good and complete story. In 40 pages there is more character development than many full-length isekai anime.

All this without taking away from the sex scenes, which are served with high quality visuals.
All the characters are well detailed, the artist ... shows volume well. He also plays with shadows very well. The design of the characters fits their natures.

Definitely worth a read!

Most monster girl manga are like high fantasy, the "monsters" are usually just people with longer ears or horns or tails. Everything is idolized, it's all beautiful and cute. To use that analogy, this writer's work is more Dark Fantasy, with monsters that are actually monsters, carrying a lot of characters that are not common in the genre.

They are unique works, worth reading through, but they are not perfect. The art is hard to read in many places, and it's clear that a lot more work has gone into some chapters than others.

The stories aren't particularly outstanding either, mostly a basic scenario leading to ... sex. There is only the bare minimum of build-up (though not always).