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Is this girl a devil in disguise or a misunderstood angel?Reads R to L (Japanese Style), for audiences T.

Meet Maria Kawai—she’s gorgeous and whip-smart, a girl who seems to have it all. But when she unleashes her sharp tongue, it’s no wonder some consider her to be the very devil! Maria’s difficult ways even get her kicked out of an elite school, but this particular fall m...more

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Published February 7th 2012 by VIZ Media LLC (first published July 25th 2007)

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Aug 02, 2012 Stargirl (Shoujo and YA Banter/Vocaloid Fanatic) rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

The story: The main girl is kicked out of her old school for violence and she starts at a new one. Her personality is very blunt, honest, and often sarcastic. She tries to fit in, but is percieved as stuck up. This makes becoming friends with her peers hard to do. She meets two other boys who go to the school.

The characters: I liked the main character's personality. Her honesty and sarcastic attitude, the way her eyes see others for what they really are. I also admired her attitude even with bei...more

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Jun 30, 2012 Kate rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga-total-volumes, 8-a-devil-and-her-love-song

I can see why this series has been getting consistently good reviews. This is a very good story. A Devil and Her Love Song is about Maria Kawai, a very perceptive and frank girl who manages to make people feel very uncomfortable with her cutting remarks and observations. The story starts with Maria's first day at a new school after having been kicked out of her former elite school. She rubs her new classmates the wrong way, which soon leads to an onslaught of nasty bullying. There are two boys w...more

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Apr 15, 2012 Chibineko rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: refreshing

I ended up discovering this the other day and I have to say, I'm completely in love with this manga. It has several things going for it.

First off, the artwork is really cute. For a character that doesn't show much emotion (at this stage, anyway), Maria is an incredibly fun character to look at. Her interactions with others really drive this manga, which is how it should be. The other characters are great, but let's be honest: it's Maria that is given the most loving attention at this point.

Wha...more

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Feb 11, 2012 Sean O'Hara rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga, shoujo

Another entry in the good-hearted-student-who-is-ostracized-for-looking-scary genre. This time it's Maria Kawai, a girl who enrolls at an ordinary, middle class high school after getting expelled from the prestigious St. Katria Academy. There are all sorts of rumors about why she was kicked out of her old school, which combined with the fact that she comes across like Faith from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, guarantees that 99% of the students at her new school hate her at first sight. However, the...more Another entry in the good-hearted-student-who-is-ostracized-for-looking-scary genre. This time it's Maria Kawai, a girl who enrolls at an ordinary, middle class high school after getting expelled from the prestigious St. Katria Academy. There are all sorts of rumors about why she was kicked out of her old school, which combined with the fact that she comes across like Faith from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, guarantees that 99% of the students at her new school hate her at first sight. However, the other 1% includes the outgoing and popular Yusuke and his friend, the taciturn badboy Shin. This only annoys the girls in her class more, and they quickly hatch a scheme to make Maria's life hell, pushing a dorky, unpopular girl into telling the teacher that Maria's bullying her.

The problem with this story is that Maria's a muddled character. In one scene she comes across as street-wise, the kind of person who should have no problem understanding how catty high school girls operate, but the next moment she turns hopelessly naive, not seeing that the girls in her class are trying to humiliate her. It's like there's a switch that bounces her from Ami Kawashima to Sawako Kuronuma with no attempt to reconcile how these two aspects of her personality fit together. Worse still, she's an entirely reactionary character, never trying to do anything for herself -- more like Hasegawa, the bland main character of the Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai books, than Sawako from Kimi ni Todoke who, for all her issues, was always trying to be a better person.

But Hasegawa benefits from the fact that he's surrounded by wacky girls who are the true focus of the story. Maria has no such crutch, unfortunately. Yusuke is exactly the sort of person Dark Helmet was talking about when he said "evil will always triumph because good is dumb," while Shin is such a sexless badboy that he might as well sparkle. The most interesting characters are the villains -- the unnamed alpha-bitch who leads the other girls in making Maria's life hell, and Nippachi, the poor, unpopular girl who goes along with it to fit in. They manage to carry this volume, but for the series to work, Maria's going to have to develop herself.(less)

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Feb 18, 2012 Eden rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga-graphic-novels, first-reads, books-i-own

Maria Kawai was kicked St. Katria Academy and at her new school there are many rumors as to why she was kicked out. Maria is blunt and because of this when Maria arrives, it doesn't take too long for her to gain a lot of enemies.

I won this from a first reads giveaway and when I read this, it was much more different than I expected. From the title and the book description, I expected the main character to be a snob and probably very unlikeable. However, I found it to be the exact opposite of what...more

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Mar 10, 2012 Judy (Geeky Reading) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, manga

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I went into this volume not really knowing what to expect, since I had barely even read the back. I kind of took it at face value, thought the artwork didn't look bad, and the title made me think that there would be some supernatural elements to it. But I don't think there are?
Pretty much, it's about Maria Kawai, who got kicked out of her last school and is starting at a new one not as prestigious as her first. She's seen as a snob, which doesn't help with the fact that she can see through p...more ~3/5
I went into this volume not really knowing what to expect, since I had barely even read the back. I kind of took it at face value, thought the artwork didn't look bad, and the title made me think that there would be some supernatural elements to it. But I don't think there are?
Pretty much, it's about Maria Kawai, who got kicked out of her last school and is starting at a new one not as prestigious as her first. She's seen as a snob, which doesn't help with the fact that she can see through people to their actual personality and motive, and is completely honest about it.
She meets Yusuke Kanda, who actually doesn't like being around people but acts like the happy-go-lucky guy, and Shin Meguro, who gets red easily and is nice but also blunt and not very welcoming around most people.
Throughout most of it, Maria is trying to fit in, not very hard or successfully, by taking Yusuke's advice and trying to put a 'lovely spin' on what she has to say. She gets in trouble with the teachers and the other students don't like her much at all. But she grows closer to Yusuke and Shin throughout the volume, somewhat unaware of the relationship forming.
I did like Maria, with how blunt she is. She sees people as they are, which is better than the masks that they wear, but people are terrible in how they react to her. I hope that it's unrealistic, and I believe it is over-exaggerated in how they react; I think the people at her school are just... dumb, in how they reacted to her.
For quite a bit of the volume, I was unsure who the narrator was. I thought it would be Maria, which is why I was confused at first. For some of it, I think it's in Maria's head (and you can usually tell when that is), but I thought some of the time it might have been in an overhead view, but now I think it might be, and I'm pretty sure that in one chapter specifically it is, in Shin's head. Perhaps it's sometimes Maria, sometimes Shin? Hopefully that will clear up in the next volume.
I'm interested to see her relationship with Yusuke and Shin develop. When in Shin's head, it mentioned how he has feelings for her, so I'm assuming that those are going to start showing more soon. And I like Yusuke, so I'm looking forward to finding out more about him. About all of them, really, since we didn't get a whole lot of any of them in this volume.
One of the first things that catches their attention is that they find her singing. I guess she has a really amazing voice, and she sings Amazing Grace to herself a couple of times throughout the volume, which I thought was interesting, although makes sense as well. So there's the song in the title, and she's referenced as a devil within the book, but is there more to that? It seems like there could be a bit of a darker edge to the series, which makes me think that there could still be a bit of a supernatural part to the story, but I don't really think there will be. Is it all contemporary? That's not really a bad thing, and usually I would almost prefer it, but I was kind of looking forward to supernatural things...
Still, I'm liking it so far, and believe (hope) that it will only get better. I'm especially looking forward to the relationships growing, and seeing where they are going. I want to see the plot move forward, and I'm just looking forward to the next book in general.
Oh, also, the artwork. It's not amazing or anything, but it's definitely not bad. The people's faces look a little... plump, but not in a bad way. And Maria is supposedly gorgeous, while I didn't particularly think she was. I think I'm just getting used to it, though, which I don't mind.
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Nov 14, 2012 Dolores rated it 3 of 5 stars

3 1/2 stars. I see a lot of potential in this series, but for now I'm reserving judgment--just a bit. Maria Kawai is starting at a new school. She has been expelled from her old school, for beating up a teacher, or so she tells us. She is an interesting character. She has an amazing knack for reading people--for seeing through the image they present to the world. However, she doesn't seem to have any filters. She just blurts out her observations, regardless of their impact. And, naturally people...more

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Mar 15, 2013 Lily rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 3-stars, angels, modern-day, romance, religious, young-adult, manga

Maria Kawai is a devil - or so everyone says. On her first day at her new school, she announces that she was expelled from her last school, an abbey, because she beat one of the teachers. This teacher once gave her a cross necklace that she wears every day. With break-your-neck good looks, a beautiful singing voice, and an incredible sense of perception (not to mention brutal honesty), she is despised by many for her habit of making others face what they hate most about themselves. But when her...more

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Sep 09, 2012 Rach rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga, 2012

Maria is a hard girl to figure out. She wants friends, but is too blunt to get them. She can't seem to figure out how to get people to like her, but I think her core issue is she refuses to lie to anyone, no matter the circumstance. The fact that she can easily read people certainly doesn't help, especially when she is so quick to expose their true selves.

Yusuke and Shin are interesting as well. Yusuke has forced himself to become an extrovert so that everyone will like him, putting on a friendl...more

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Mar 03, 2012 Cait rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: comics, serial, first-reads, all-of-my-reviewed-books, a-selection-of-comics-reviews

I won this book through the GR first reads program -- very exciting, the first time I've won one of these! And it arrived pretty quickly, too, which was nice because I needed to read it, review it, and pack it up to move to a new address next week....

This book is the story of Maria, the new girl in a crappy school who was expelled from a fancy Catholic school and is taking that expulsion -- or, more to the point, the horrible things people said to her when she was expelled -- as evidence that sh...more I won this book through the GR first reads program -- very exciting, the first time I've won one of these! And it arrived pretty quickly, too, which was nice because I needed to read it, review it, and pack it up to move to a new address next week....

This book is the story of Maria, the new girl in a crappy school who was expelled from a fancy Catholic school and is taking that expulsion -- or, more to the point, the horrible things people said to her when she was expelled -- as evidence that she's worthless and unlovable. We don't actually find out why she hit her teacher; Maria doesn't seem to be a very physical person and she never looks like she's restraining any violent urges in this book, even when (view spoiler). She has a paranoid outside's perspective on people that lets her spot the worst in everyone and a cynicism which she expresses by pointing out what she sees, at least until she strikes up a friendship with Yusuke, who manages to be peppy and cheerful and simultaneously more cynical and more hopeful that Maria ever thought to be:
Maria: I've been told that I taint people. So I shouldn't hide how tainted I am. It wouldn't be fair.
Yusuke: But no one cares about that. Even if you're really horrible inside, who wants to see it? Everything in the world is better if you frame it right -- your clothes, your makeup, your room, even your lunch. The same goes for getting along with people.

And so, in the face of some vicious bullying by her new classmates, Maria decides to give herself one last chance to be "saved" by trying out Yusuke's approach of putting a lovely spin on everything. (view spoiler) She even strikes up a budding romance with Yusuke's best friend Shin. This is book 1 of 13, so I imagine things are not going to go smoothly from now on, though.

The most interesting thing about Maria, to me, was how focused on herself she is -- in a good, healthy way, I think. She's not trying to be friends with the popular girls or date the popular boys for their own sake; what she wants is to be able to love herself, and she knows that she needs help from other people to learn how to do it. For a lot of teen stories, triumph is either becoming popular or rejecting popularity in favor of something better, and that doesn't seem like it's going to be Maria's story (although, interestingly, it may be Yusuke's).(less)

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Apr 08, 2012 Dorcas rated it 4 of 5 stars

Almost pathologically honest Maria is trying to figure out how to get along with her new classmates. It's an interesting read, because she is very insightful about people and she knows what's wrong with herself, but she just can't stop herself. Her "lovely spin" attempts are awkward and just end up creeping everyone out. So far, I like that it's not so much about the love interests, and will she go with the dark haired broody guy, or the light haired one with the sunny disposition masking his de...more

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May 10, 2012 Madeeha (D-ha) rated it 5 of 5 stars

I was looking around in barnes and nobles two days ago for new manga while buying new voluemes of ai ore, bakuman, black butler, and the story of saiunkoku when I came across this series. I thought the cover of this book was interesting and so I bought it along with volume 2. After reading this book I thought it was amazing! I was hooked from the very beggining because of how the main character, Maria Kawai, had the same problems as me of wanting something. I cried while reading this book and wo...more

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Mar 06, 2013 Elsa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

This is a really promising series. I really love the idea of a "hard-on-the-outside" leading female instead of the bubbly, young teenager that's head over heels in love with the most popular and unreachable guy. In the first volume, there isn't much plot, but is more a series of events that really introduce the main characters. The whole time, Maria is cold and unattached but you're rooting for her because you know that there is more to her. I kept waiting for her to smile, and when she did, I s...more

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Jan 28, 2013 Mherhean Giray added it

This book is the begining of her story going to this school, her school before was a catholic school that nuns teaches students and she got her necklace from her teacher. I <3 reading this book because she's different than other people. People hates her in her new school because she says the truth and sometimes the truth herts.She has a bad time in the school but is quite smart about what se's doing. She is pretty and a very good singer (juging from what the students says)But her speaking abo...more

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Apr 23, 2013 Natalie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Recommended to Natalie by: Viz Media

Shelves: manga, colorful-characters, comedy, creative, drama, good-developing-romance, interesting-heroine, nice-story, romance, something-i-havent-seen-before, well-done-romance-placed-in, fun, good-but-predictable, guilty-pleasure, has-cliches, mary-sues, ok-villain

This manga is actually pretty good. The protagonist has a personality and the other characters are given their own personality as well. This is a very interesting romance because the two main characters are interesting, have their own personality, and actually DO have chemistry. I don't think I'm giving anything away concerning who the main couple is. It's pretty obvious who the main character's love interest is.

What I find interesting about this romance is that these characters are not your ty...more This manga is actually pretty good. The protagonist has a personality and the other characters are given their own personality as well. This is a very interesting romance because the two main characters are interesting, have their own personality, and actually DO have chemistry. I don't think I'm giving anything away concerning who the main couple is. It's pretty obvious who the main character's love interest is.

What I find interesting about this romance is that these characters are not your typical characters for a YA romance. Maria is a lot of fun and is just so interesting to read. She's brutally honest, sarcastic, has an attitude, witty and even though people scorn and hate her for it she really doesn't care what anybody thinks. But she also is adaptable in trying to be nice and make friends even though she looks silly doing it. I also like the tragic backstory that Maria was given. It's really sad and what's interesting is that she doesn't remember it. I know there's the drama with her friend Anna but I'm talking about her childhood. Because I read this digitally I don't know how many chapters came out in the books so I won't go into too much detail about that.

Ok, let's move on to the other characters.

Meguro is pretty interesting and is off doing his own thing. Him and Kanda are friends and it's obvious that him and Maria don't get along immediately. He seems like a loner type guy and yet he can also get very shy. I don't know I'm just assuming. His backstory is also interesting because he comes from a past revolved around music like Maria.

Kanda is the other guy in the love triangle (Yeah, I'm not giving anything away when I say this. You can't have romance without a stupid love triangle.) and also a lot of fun. He is energetic, cheerful, caring, and eager to get Maria to make new friends.

The other characters are pretty cool and interesting as well except that they are the stereotypical high school girls. But anyway, Maria comes to their school and they have some hatred towards them. But as they get to know her they warm up to her and she becomes accepted into the school. You get your drama, romance, character growth (sort of), and all sorts of other stuff from a romance manga. And while its good there is only one problem. The villain(s). Its not that they're evil but they just seem to have this grudge against Maria. One or two people are ok and I guess that's what makes it dramatic but I don't know . . . I'd think I'd like them a lot better if they were more interesting. Give them a backstory or something. That's just a nitpick for me. Other than that, I'm with this series enough.

Look forward to the ending.

Until next time(less)

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Oct 16, 2012 Anthony B. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: graphic-novels-and-comics, peers-and-inspirational-figures, culture, fiction

I can't for the life of me tell why I like A Devil And Her Love Song so much, but I know this much: it didn't resemble anything I expected. It defies any attempt to pigeon it: the artwork is fantastically inconsistent, with some pages suggesting painstaking efforts contrasted with an absolute naivity in basic technical draughtmanship (the first scene with the protagonist kicking someone awake is such an example; her kicking leg suggests the artist was an who used a polo mallet for reference).

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Feb 12, 2012 Jien rated it 1 of 5 stars

I received this book as a free giveaway from Goodreads.

I realize I am not the target demographic for this type of book, but as part of ongoing research about manga and graphic novels for my students, I am trying to gradually read a variety of comics (manga and otherwise. Even taking into considerations the cultural practices in which this story was structured, this was not a good book.

The main theme of this book revolves around the idea of bullying. Instead of addressing this intelligently or ho...more

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Mar 04, 2013 Claire rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

I could get to like this series very much. Maria Kawai is distant, intuitive and blunt and can see right through a 'lovely spin' to the true heart of people.

It's interesting and a good look at high school society that she ends up making friends with boys instead of girls. The girls at her school make fun of her but at frightened of her at the same time, due to her apparently bashing a teacher at her old Catholic school.

Looking forward to reading more :3

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Apr 02, 2012 Jennifer Hendzlik rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

"When you fall from grace once, you're a screw-up forever."

Maria Kawai is beautiful, blunt and doesn't pretend to be anything she isn't. Imagine Spock in female form. Having been expelled from her previous school (for unknown reasons) she quickly alienates most of the population except for Yusuke-the popular, overly enthusiastic guy who tries to teach her how to put a "lovely spin" on her words and Shin, the sullen bad boy that likes to skip class and eventually finds himself falling for Maria....more

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May 10, 2013 David Johnston rated it 4 of 5 stars

One of the standard shoujo manga plotlines, a heroine who despite her pure heart doesn't maintain a socially correct facade and manages to become an ostracized outcast bearing up with stoic grace under the abuse of her bullying classmates who find her odd, delinquent or sinister. But even though I've seen it before, I think I like this one better than most of the others.

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May 07, 2013 Mikee rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga

Meguro. You are Will Herondale to me. Its you i see in my head as I read the clockwork series. I love you both.
Its very difficult, all this waiting around for each CHAPTER to come out. Not knowing WHEN. Anticipating and pacing. Kanda for me looks like Jem but the personality is far off enthusiastic than Jem and his fragile soul.

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Feb 11, 2013 Krissy Obermark rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: manga

I am really enjoying this series - the lead character is well-written. Beautiful (of course) a bit naive (a popular trait in this genre) but also observant, fearless, and interested in making genuine friends. This heroine doesn't chase love or find herself in ridiculous love-triangles. I love the well-roundedness of her character.

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Mar 16, 2012 Christine Severt rated it 5 of 5 stars

Recommended to Christine by: it was a giveaway

Shelves: give-aways, manga, teen, read-2

I loved it. it was kinda hard to understand in the beginning, but I kept reading and I am glad I did. After I got used to how it flows, I loved it. It has a plot that always makes you wonder what is going on, and what is going to happen next. Its another take on a girl who gets kicked out of an elite school, and has to make due with a public school, with a lot of people looking down on her. It has an interesting spin to the story, making her a "devil with a love song". It fits Maria (main charac...more

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Feb 22, 2012 Kris rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads, own

I love mangas. My all time favorite is the Death Note Series.

This one is good. There are more volumes to this story available in Japanese that will most likely be translated and released as time goes on.

I got this book for free through Goodreads First read.

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Mar 15, 2012 Kim Heimbuch rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads, owned-hardcopy

When I received A Devil and Her Love Song by Miyoshi Tomori as a Goodreads review book I couldn't put it down. Being a big fan of Fruits Basket and Black Butler (as well as numerous other anime)I was eager to find what adventure Maria Kawai was going to take me along on. Maria reminds me of my own 14yr old daughter who is strong headed and vocally honest as well as has a beautiful singing voice. Before I knew it, I was closing the book and eagerly anticipating the next book to continue living wi...more

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Nov 24, 2012 Kiki rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Still in the process of figuring out where this story is going. It seems a bit melodramatic, but then again I think it's what makes this so appealing. I really like this character's blunt personality. Gotta read this over break or something.

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Nov 13, 2012 Victoria rated it 4 of 5 stars

I went into this book expecting an other shoujo manga and was surprised by the quality of it. The main character, Maria, is anything interests me very much and I look forward to seeing what the author will do. I have high hopes!

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May 14, 2012 Angelina rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: manga, ya

The artwork was good and the storyline was decent. My only complaint is that the dialogue seems a little stilted at times. I don't know if it's a translation issue or just that I'm not a big Manga reader.

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Feb 08, 2012 Miss rated it 4 of 5 stars

Maria Kawai is great and I love her the most. Here is a review-ish thing I wrote to prove it! P.S. Spoilers all over this mess, but nothing story breaking I should think. 4 stars

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Aug 14, 2012 Ilayda rated it 5 of 5 stars

Gerçekten güzel bir manga. Anlamı derin ve konusu ilgi çekici. İlk defa mangada bir kız karakteri bu kadar sevdim :) Kız o kadar tatlı kiii. Ona şeytan deseler de hep doğru olanı yapıyor.

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