The Bloodsucker Mafia

This manga is incredibly entertaining, offering an epic tale of heroes battling great evil.  

It serves as a prequel to the Lodoss War series, telling the straightforward story of demons invading the land, who must be stopped by a group of adventurers. While it introduces characters and sets up events that will be more or less relevant in the main series, it can also be enjoyed as a standalone read.  

What truly stands out is the art. It's illustrated by the same artist responsible for the novel illustrations of the main series, and his style is perfectly suited for striking one-page visuals. However, for a manga? It's a bit complex.  

I'm no expert, but I'd say it's more challenging to read compared to other manga. You often need to pause and examine a panel carefully to fully understand what's happening, which disrupts the reading flow. Additionally, there's a lot of text placed seemingly at random, leaving you confused about which speech bubble to read first. All this to say, it's tougher to read than your typical manga, but the dark and atmospheric art is exceptional, with each panel looking like a stunning wallpaper.  

The story itself is quite simple. The Lodoss series revolves around classic fantasy narratives, and while this installment might feel darker due to the art adding seriousness and maturity, it remains a tale of good versus evil.  

In conclusion, it's a great read for fans of the series, fantasy enthusiasts, and those who appreciate visually stunning manga.

a good time killer now at this time of pandemic, thanks for very interesting novels

dual cultivaation

172 bookmarked... I'm never going to read all of this in my lifetime

I'm far behind you, so i don't know much
.but people say it gets crazy good later on