Tianmei de Yaohen

This story had a lot of potential for a nice vampire story. Unfortunately, this weird Chinese imitation of Japanese anime is a huge disappointment. It's silly dialogue, silly main characters, just violence and harassment. I wouldn't recommend anyone to watch this. I like mystery, fantasy and romance themes in anime, but this had neither. Choppy and unfinished stories, all flowery and artificial. Nothing makes sense, nothing is explained. The two main characters are unsympathetic and don't have a single redeeming feature. It was the first time I've seen such an incredibly spastic TV series in a very long time. Good thing it didn't have a sequel. I always finish an anime, but this one hurt a lot..

I really like this anime because it's a vampire story and it also have romance and good story with plot . the animation was really amazing considering it's a OVA And i really like the story The characters were also really good looking specially the female protagonist it's a 10 out of 10 for me if i can i would rate it more because, even it's a OVA and isn't that popular the story was really good. i hope i can see more of this anime i already 'Got the manga' and the story was awesome. i wish i can see more of this amazing anime.it my 2nd most favorite vampire story.

I read the whole manhua of this story like a year ago. Like most manhua/manhwa stories they are very fast paced, with not many filler moment. As for the anime, I loved it and I want to see more of it. At the beginning it felt like there needs to be more filler scenes, because the flow of the story is too fast, but I would say it got better in the later episodes. Maybe they should alter it from the manhua just the tiniest of bit. The subtitles are fast and I barely have time to read them, I almost cannot look away from them at all. That's why I think there should be a bit space between scenes and dialogs. The animation is pretty well done, characters are polished versions of those from the manhua, it's good. I love the music track that they have going on, it fits to the story perfectly! You can see that it clearly emphasizes the situation and the status of the characters from the story. The story itself is, like I said before, not the one with the best of qualities. I read a lot of webtoons and most of them have reputative arcs and bad translations, some of them feel like a 5 year old wrote them. Although this one isn't anywhere near those, the ones that are the best I have ever read are "The goddess of Healing" and "Pharaoh's concubine" which I highly recommend to read. "Sweet bite mark", this story, is about a world where both humans and vampire coexist. Humans are treated as slaves to vampires and the main characters are Roy, a boy vampire from a famous blood clan, and Du Xiaoxin, a human girl. She has a younger brother that she has to protect and pay hospital bills for and that's why she enrolled a school full of vampires. One day she gets on Roy's bad side and he tells everyone in the school that she is his enemy. As time goes on, he gets attached to her and takes her to be his blood servant. The whole time Xiaoxin refuses because she is supposed to hate vampires, as they were the ones who killed her parents. Roy forces on her as he demands for her to indulge him, and she does. Even though some might say she gets a Stockholm syndrome I would disagree. For yes, he does keep her in his house but he lets her leave and doesn't control her completely. Later in the story we can see where all his behavior comes from, from his troubled past and upbringing. With his acts of affection and support of Xiaoxin when she needs it the most, he makes her fall for a being, a race, she is supposed to hate. With taking note of the smallest of things and trying to uphold her image, to him acting as if he doesn't care. Seeing the forming of a bond of trust between Roy and Xiaoxin is a wholesome sight to see. Throughout the whole story both protagonists fight for peace between the two races...against vampire hunters, other vampires from high status blood clans, drug dealer vampires and brothers who work behind your back...none of those are strong enough to ruin the love that the two of them have. We need more vampire stories and this is a great start I'd say.

really interesting story, the concept itself is quite intriguing to the viewers and the story is great as well! started the anime and since I liked it I continued with the manhua and the manhua was so good, I don’t regret it one bit 🥺💖 I recommend you all to read the manhua in case the anime makes you think the story is quite weird or abnormal. The manhua is so wholesome, I’m a sucker for romance so I guess I got way too attached to this but for me this is a solid 11/10. I loved the vampire-human concept and all the plot twists 😼

I admit i enjoyed the anime... However I do have to criticize it for being one of those toxic relationship anime. I am typically not a fan of those. It takes place in a world where "vampires and humans coexist". Well not really. Its a world dominated by vampires after they won the war against humans. The school prince is a vampire. He gets rejected by a mortal girl and then puts a target on her back so she gets bullied and tormented. And then has a change of heart and shows up to save her. So yeah its a fcked up setup. As sweet and romantic as the vampire prince may act towards her, all her suffering is caused by him in the first place. I mean this girl went from seeing her parents murdered by vampires as a kid. And now her life turned into an emotional rollercoaster because of a vampire prince. And of course because of Stockholm syndrome ends up developing feelings. But its ok because he's good looking and had his heart broken as a kid. So he's just misunderstood. I dont know how to rate this. I hate what its glorifying. But I do recommend watching it.. It is at least better than the vampire reverse harem Diabolik Lovers.

Great storyline, the character development is definitely there especially for the ML,the art style is good too. Just wish the episodes were longer and there were more. Overall, it is a very sweet watch. I love that the FL has priorities outside of the romance plot and that the ML caters to it. Not to say that the romance isn't the main portion of the content. Cliffhanger at the end im definitely going to have to read to see what happens next but im hopeful for a season two. The episodes are only 10 minutes but there is no filler so it's fine but more content would be nice.

I will always love a toxic vampire love interest, so I am biased; however, I truly enjoyed this anime. The plot is nothing new; you could consider it an enemies-to-lovers, slow but not too slow-burn. It actually develops the couple (it's not the ever-so-annoying shoujo with 100+ eps before a simple kiss), so I appreciated that. The female MC is a little bit too naive, but she's not the worst MC. I liked her character, and I feel like it works in the story since she is just a human girl in a world where vampires do have more power than humans (this is not a spoiler, btw; it's literally in the synopsis). The visuals are nice, and the designs are fine. It's a fun anime to watch if you want to kill time and enjoy a dark romance story with a vampire. If that sounds like something you would enjoy, then give this anime a shot!

Stockholm Syndrome to the guy who physically, emotionally and sexual assaults you, uses you as a meal, and caused you to get harassed by everyone at your school is craazzzyy. Art is mid, pacing is god awful, and the entire storyline was so predictable I really struggled to finish this. This is categorized as a romance but should be marked as psychological horror. Every plot point is just how can we abuse FL this episode? That is her entire character. No personality. Just a passive punching bag. Your average hentai has a better plotline than this. I am an avid slop enjoyer and can take bad shows for what they are and find the silver lining. This however, there is nothing redeemable about this.