His Dark Desire: Tales of a Yandere

  • Genre： Urban
  • Author： fyaya
  • Translator：
  • Status： Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0) ★
WARNING: Mature Content The story of a knight who has fallen in love with his queen. It was nothing but that, a simple plot for a fairytale, or was it? He stood proud at seven feet, everything looked minuscule in his sight. He towers above all knights who looked at him with disgust and alarm. He was one of the rebels not long ago, but for an undisclosed reason, he has betrayed his so-called 'brother at arms' for a seat at the round table. People murmured whenever he passes them by, the atmosphere itself was laced with terror as this all muscled barbarian held his head high. Panic in the hearts of many was evoked by his presence alone as he stood before the queen who was forced to face him. "My queen," he knelt before her, and even yet the queen had to look up from her throne to meet his eyes. The frail queen was very small compared to him, her fragile countenance barely reached five feet and her innocent face makes her look like a child. He took in the vision of her as she sat there, trying to look brave as she met his eyes. His queen, the reason why he risked it all and will risk it all again. She sat on the throne judging his motives and all the while fearing him. Was she disgusted by him too? He can't tell. The crowd disappeared and all thoughts from his mind were gone as he was faced with her. She has dark auburn hair that reached past her shoulders, small lips that curled into a thin smile, and eyes that expressed her immense disgust and anger for what she had labeled him in her mind - one of the reasons for the destabilization of her kingdom. He wants it all, all of what she offers. Her beauty, her brilliance, her frailties... at that moment he realized, he wanted all of her.

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  1. LadyBL
    LadyBL rated it
    David's whole character development of almost 2000 chapters is basically destroyed by this ungrateful act of robbery. He is no different from arrogant rich kid like Anders and Archimedes anymore. (bullying the weak)  Lost interest in this book for now. Thank you author for all the hard work.
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  1. IamUNKNOWN013pJ
    IamUNKNOWN013pJ rated it
    Hiroki Kusumoto embarked on creating a vampire story, and that's precisely what she has achieved. The narrative places greater emphasis on the vampire elements rather than the boy's love aspects, and I commend her for this choice. It would have been effortless for Kusumoto to transform this into a plotless, basic yaoi story with vampires merely added as a gimmick. However, due to the presence of a coherent plot, Lou appears somewhat superfluous, or perhaps more accurately, he functions more as a plot device than a fully realized character.

    The artwork boasts its own unique style and is exceptional. Kusumoto evidently possesses a talent for infusing every single line with energy. The action sequences are skillfully rendered, exhibiting a strong sense of movement and perspective. Her illustrations are deeply atmospheric, almost leaping off the page. This contributes to Vampire’s Portrait genuinely feeling like a vampire tale. While I wouldn't describe this as an entirely original story, it stands as a respectable vampire narrative. Given the challenge of innovating within the vampire genre, I believe Kusumoto successfully injects enough flair to make it distinctly her own.

    For a more in-depth review, visit: http://nikkimanga.com/vampires-portrait-volume-1-review/
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  1. Rainbow666666f2f
    Rainbow666666f2f rated it
    <p>YaY! Vampires! And it almost ends there. The story wasn't terrible, but some of the transitions between scenes left me flipping back a few pages to double-check if I missed something... like 3 or 4 pages. Volume one just sort of concluded, and if you notice, volume 2 features the newer Juné Manga banner, so consider how long it took for volume 2 to be released. In the meantime, you either wait uncomfortably for the continuation because, while it could have been a cliffhanger, it felt more like it ended mid-sentence; or you end up forgetting it even exists. I fell into the latter category.<br /><br />It has its sexy parts, but it leans more towards being a light, trippy, guro manga than your typical BL. I was more impressed by the bits of vampire mythology that appeared than by the story itself. Some were quite intriguing. Again, it isn't bad; there's a solid foundation, but the humor... The funny moments were like cold cubes of cheddar on an omelette—standing out awkwardly—instead of shredded Pepper Jack melted into the omelette—a pinch of spice that flowed with everything else. Additionally, the emotional rhythm was a bit off; rather than being oooh-so-unpredictable, it was more like, "wait, what just happened... I don't get it."<br /><br />I don't think it would hurt to spend an hour or so on it, because, if nothing else, especially in the 2nd volume, the art is worth gazing at. Aside from the would-be-uke, the character designs are fantastic, and the backgrounds and environments can be somewhat chilling at times. I wonder if Kusumoto had the idea for a seinen or guro manga but, due to certain circumstances, was asked to make it BL.</p>
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  1. michealosborn
    michealosborn rated it
    Any news about this???
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  1. OGCH8g
    OGCH8g rated it
    you fr? could u tell me what happens with the romance subplot then, idrc abt spoilers
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  1. Haiiko
    Haiiko rated it
    there is no spoon
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