Vampire: There's Something Wrong with the Way They Look at Me

Don't tell me that vampires and humans coexist peacefully in the end, or that Willola is in danger and the protagonist stands in front of her and begs humans to let her go.

The first dozen or so chapters are the same as Akaishi's, and I give them five stars based on the idea that Akaishi will be together with Akaishi [laughter]

Very nice Exciting [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

What do you think the male protagonist would say? It feels a bit too naive. Maybe it's because of the relationship between a junior high school student or a high school student. Whenever the author makes the protagonist worse, the male protagonist will suffer.

The subsequent scene where the male protagonist is imprisoned is full of poison, and sometimes I hate this, and sometimes I hate that. This part can be appropriately reduced to avoid being the same.

Good-looking, good-looking hehe

Good looking! That is, the previous chapters can only be regarded as background preparation, and the following chapters are the main plot.

Nice! ! ! ! ! Level one! ! ! ! [Adoration]

Some places are awkward and strange

If the male protagonist is over-protected, I can understand his character, but the female protagonist's feelings are a bit too far-fetched.

Feeling very good