The manga is really good, romance, humor, drama, everything is just perfect.
It's one of the first manga I read from a scanlation team. I really loved it.
The ending is sad, it broke my heart, but it was still pretty good. Too bad the story was that short .

I really enjoyed reading this one after finishing Ichigo 100%. Despite this series being short with only two volumes, I thought it was really good. In my opinion I think this series, if continued, can run about 8 - 9 volumes.

Because it's made by the same mangaka, it is very similar to the popular Ichigo 100% manga, but much short which is a dissapointment. Overall it has a decent amount of comedy and an interesting concept that completely breaks the golden rule of the kiss being left till somewhere near the end. ^_^

Overall it is a good echhi comedy, however the ending leaves alot to be desired.

Nice !! Light read, romance is there, comedy is there too. A guy gets the demon lilim and she seems to take a liking of him because he 'tastes' better than the others. 2 volumes short thus it reads fast and good. Happy ending, if there's something wrong with this manga it would be that it was too short.
Anyhow I give this series a 10 and you'll understand why if you read it!

... Last updated on May 24th, 2007, 11:50am

Well very echii and very good story to pass your time. It could have been extended to many volumes i believe but a short and sweet story like this is definetly not to be overlooked.

Great overall - just finished the first volume. Very light ecchi scenes, that hardly come close to 'hentai' boarder, which is how it should be. Hilarity ensues every other page, yet still manages to make the story comprehensible. The main male character is likable, although impossibly flawless, but in my opinion, has better morals and backbone than those weak little pathetic antiheroes that you see in a ton of Shounen today. Try it out, if you love comedy, and don't mind very very light ecchi then this is for you. 10/10

I'd also like to add, that although it does hit upon a lot of clichés overall, it could be argued what doesn't, and although you cant expect to see mind blowing new material in this one, the artwork, facial expressions, immaturity, and just the way it is done gives a good name toward clichés =p.

-- Add on, I thought the ending was pretty bad, but not horrible. Obviously rushed, although the cliffhanger is suiting

... Last updated on April 21st, 2007, 3:16am

As other have said...

Overall a good series. Tons of cliches (suddenly beautiful girl hanging around guy acting unconsciously suggestively and all the other guys act ridiculously, the guy is the misunderstood tough guy type, some other cute girl randomly decides to fall in love with the main character...).

But I thought they were really doing a good job with the romance in the second half of the last volume. There was one panel where Lilim is questioning her sudden feeling that was cliched, but otherwise it was subtle and excellently done. And the series-end "crisis" (yeah it was the usual deal, near the end there's a relationship crisis and they manage to overcome it but still haven't clearly stated feelings) was really excellent, too.

But the last couple of developments (don't want to be too specific--trying to "open it", and then the aftermath of that) were really rushed. In general terms--for this type of series wrap-up, there's a "crisis stage" where some crisis occurs, a "determination stage" where the characters work to overcome their inner conflicts and finally act to overcome the crisis, and an "aftermath stage" where the story showcases a few choice interactions between characters to show you how are between the characters after undergoing the crisis. The crisis stage was really good, but the determination stage was really stunted, and the actual cathartic moment which concludes the determination stage was artistically done but the meaning of it wasn't very clearly conveyed, to me at least. Then, the aftermath stage was like, 1 page, and totally didn't acknowledge the massive amounts of character development that had happened. Plus they never really referenced the meaning of the "earlier Lilim" in the one flashback.

So yeah I enjoyed most of this series, it had a lot of potential and used quite a bit of that. If the mangaka had drawn just a few more chapters they could have really developed things and drawn from the story potential that had been hinted it, without the story getting stale. (I'd ask for a 12-volume run or something but even with 2 volumes the mangaka had already been wasting time with Miu-oriented plots and an admittedly adorable mascot character, so just a few more chapters added to the concluding arc would've been great.) Or a sequel to this series which starts off by making clear that the relationship between Takaya and Lilim didn't completely devolve by the end of the first series, where at some point Miu recognizes Lilim is her good friend (kinda like the succubus in Rosario+Vampire getting to be friends with the vampire lead character) and is a supportive/cool character, and that annoying pseudo-friend of Takaya's gets a girlfriend to shut him up and keep him in line, and together Lilim and Takaya re-explore and reconcile Lilim's past and memories... Ahh, that would be good stuff, too bad it's never going to happen.

By the way, I only found this series by chance, seems odd I missed it earlier but then I realized there was no supernatural tag added to it. Though I guess the supernatural isn't that explicitly prominent in it, it's just what the supernatural brings to character development (like humanity & inhumanity, for one) that is very important.

... Last updated on April 5th, 2007, 8:47pm

Nice art, original story and I like how the story is told overall.
*likes stories about succubuses and such* ^_^

Reccomended.

i really liked this manga after reading Ichigo 100%, cause the main character looks like aya-chan. its a short nice read. [i do wish it was a tad longer]

i really liked it, art is good too.