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Silver Cross & Draculea #1
銀の十字架とドラキュリア
Machine translated description:
"Foolish ... and I unexpected listen to my life!? It's why though sucked blood!?" "Peace and pole ball everyday" boy Beni-jo jade to find the, the vampire of memory loss from the first day of high school life It suffers from a disaster that is attacked by a girl. Her name is Rushura = Derm-Dracula 2000. Rushura the force of the vampire was interested in the scarlet water does not work is, it off you've been Agarikon to scarlet water house, settlement that comes with up to school -. It was scarlet water supposed to be a help to regain the memory of Rushura reluctantly, now you can be tempted to girl-niece with also "another secret", the girl of "捜魔 Division" aiming to Rushura and kidnapping to be or is, peaceful and far from day-to-day is followed by -. Gakuen mystics romantic comedy and action.
Original:
「馬鹿な…私の命を聞かぬだと!?血を吸ったのに何故だ!?」“平穏きわまりない日常”を求める少年・紅城緋水は、高校生活の初日から記憶喪失の吸血鬼の少女に襲われるという災難に見舞われる。彼女の名はルシュラ=ダーム・ドラキュリア。吸血鬼の力が効かない緋水に興味を持ったルシュラは、緋水の家へと上がり込んできたあげく、学校にまでついてくる始末―。仕方なくルシュラの記憶を取り戻す手伝いをすることになった緋水だったが、今度はまた“別の秘密”を持つ少女・芽依に誘惑されたり、ルシュラを狙う『捜魔課』の少女に誘拐されたりと、平穏とは程遠い日々は続く―。学園妖魔ラブコメ&アクション。
"Foolish ... and I unexpected listen to my life!? It's why though sucked blood!?" "Peace and pole ball everyday" boy Beni-jo jade to find the, the vampire of memory loss from the first day of high school life It suffers from a disaster that is attacked by a girl. Her name is Rushura = Derm-Dracula 2000. Rushura the force of the vampire was interested in the scarlet water does not work is, it off you've been Agarikon to scarlet water house, settlement that comes with up to school -. It was scarlet water supposed to be a help to regain the memory of Rushura reluctantly, now you can be tempted to girl-niece with also "another secret", the girl of "捜魔 Division" aiming to Rushura and kidnapping to be or is, peaceful and far from day-to-day is followed by -. Gakuen mystics romantic comedy and action.
Original:
「馬鹿な…私の命を聞かぬだと!?血を吸ったのに何故だ!?」“平穏きわまりない日常”を求める少年・紅城緋水は、高校生活の初日から記憶喪失の吸血鬼の少女に襲われるという災難に見舞われる。彼女の名はルシュラ=ダーム・ドラキュリア。吸血鬼の力が効かない緋水に興味を持ったルシュラは、緋水の家へと上がり込んできたあげく、学校にまでついてくる始末―。仕方なくルシュラの記憶を取り戻す手伝いをすることになった緋水だったが、今度はまた“別の秘密”を持つ少女・芽依に誘惑されたり、ルシュラを狙う『捜魔課』の少女に誘拐されたりと、平穏とは程遠い日々は続く―。学園妖魔ラブコメ&アクション。
- GenresFantasyLight Novel
283 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 20, 2012
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September 28, 2015
There are some light novels that are pretty popular these days, mainly because they were adapted into an Anime (e.g: Spice and Wolf, Sword Art Online). Silver Cross & Draculea doesn´t have an Anime so far, which explains why it is quite unpopular. In the sheer flood of new light novels, it is hard to stick out and be something new, something impressive.
*Silver Cross & Draculea* is one of the lesser known light novels and *just* has 5 volumes - other series possess around 20. Nethertheless the story is entertaining and the characters fit well together. It has a merry way of telling its story but can be quite sad or badass sometimes. And since the goodreads entries miss a synopsis, here it is:
Hisui Kojou is a highschool freshman and actually doesn´t want anything else than having a normal life and a good start into highschool. However, just before his first highschool day, he is bitten by the Vampire Rushella Draculea. Naturally, humans bitten by vampires become their servants - except for Hisui, who just so happens to be immune against vampires. Ruhsella sees him as a servant nethertheless, moves into his home and attends to his highschool class - to keep an eye on him. However, there are other supernatural beings at school, that clearly see Rushella as a vampire. And Hisui also seems to be something different than a mere human...
(If my english is weird, please note that I´m of german origin. I normally don´t write reviews at goodreads, but I wanted to give this book part of the credits it clearly *does* deserve)
*Silver Cross & Draculea* is one of the lesser known light novels and *just* has 5 volumes - other series possess around 20. Nethertheless the story is entertaining and the characters fit well together. It has a merry way of telling its story but can be quite sad or badass sometimes. And since the goodreads entries miss a synopsis, here it is:
Hisui Kojou is a highschool freshman and actually doesn´t want anything else than having a normal life and a good start into highschool. However, just before his first highschool day, he is bitten by the Vampire Rushella Draculea. Naturally, humans bitten by vampires become their servants - except for Hisui, who just so happens to be immune against vampires. Ruhsella sees him as a servant nethertheless, moves into his home and attends to his highschool class - to keep an eye on him. However, there are other supernatural beings at school, that clearly see Rushella as a vampire. And Hisui also seems to be something different than a mere human...
(If my english is weird, please note that I´m of german origin. I normally don´t write reviews at goodreads, but I wanted to give this book part of the credits it clearly *does* deserve)
November 7, 2015
Silver Cross & Draculea is a fun fantasy novel series about a very unique boy who is, unless the specific conditions are met to trigger a defensive reaction (which is hard to do), a very weak guy. Nonetheless, he accomplishes some pretty badass feats with his much stronger female friends.
These are the titular "Draculea", a girl who is a "True Ancestor" - one of the first vampires ever who subsequently turned others - with massive memory loss, a Frankenstein monster girl, and a dhampyr.
Kinda a unique set up, and one where through the power of strategy, Hisui Kojou, the protagonist, can accomplish amazing feats. As he tries to help his friends and solve the mystery of his vampire friend's amnesia, the eclectic group of folks are entertaining to watch.
These are the titular "Draculea", a girl who is a "True Ancestor" - one of the first vampires ever who subsequently turned others - with massive memory loss, a Frankenstein monster girl, and a dhampyr.
Kinda a unique set up, and one where through the power of strategy, Hisui Kojou, the protagonist, can accomplish amazing feats. As he tries to help his friends and solve the mystery of his vampire friend's amnesia, the eclectic group of folks are entertaining to watch.
September 24, 2015
Well, kick me in the arse and call me Trump, this book was really fascinating.
I picked up this short series as a break from other japanese light-novel series and I didn't expect to be even interesting. I thought; "It's only 283 pages (in Japanes, don't know how much is in fan translated), I'll read this in three hours and probably be done with it."
Don't get me wrong, I'm comparing this light novel to other japanese light-novels and not to some western bestseller.
The story is really fast-paced and without any fan-service chapters, like in CubexCursedxCurious. The characters are your cliche anime types, really one dimensional characters with no depth.
The setting was well researched and other than the characters I don't have any issues with it. If you have a week free and want to leisurely spent your time reading give this book a chance.
I picked up this short series as a break from other japanese light-novel series and I didn't expect to be even interesting. I thought; "It's only 283 pages (in Japanes, don't know how much is in fan translated), I'll read this in three hours and probably be done with it."
Don't get me wrong, I'm comparing this light novel to other japanese light-novels and not to some western bestseller.
The story is really fast-paced and without any fan-service chapters, like in CubexCursedxCurious. The characters are your cliche anime types, really one dimensional characters with no depth.
The setting was well researched and other than the characters I don't have any issues with it. If you have a week free and want to leisurely spent your time reading give this book a chance.
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