Books by Rei Tōma
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review 1: Nakaba and the rest journey to the Ajin village to warn them of the nearing onslaught initiated by Belquat. However, as time is wasted in hesitation it is already too late. Nakaba, Caesar, and the rest of their posse pose as hostages so as to protect the Ajin village from being i...
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review 1: So far Reimei no Arcana is an engaging tale set in a fantastic world. There are equal amounts of paranormal and historical elements, the plot is interesting enough to keep me reading, and the characters are relatable. An actual problem, though, is that the mangaka manages to crea...
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review 1: I love the manga, but it really depressed me she cut her hair... I have a thing for anime/manga women with long hair and not just the way it was cut/reason it was cut, but the fact that it was cut at all really got to me... My boyfriend and I are calling ourselves Nakabe and Loki...
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review 1: This first volume has set the stage for a storyline that could be full of plotting and intrigue.
review 2: The story itself is good but the Prince ehh he's like a little kid wanting attention kinda like me
review 2: The story itself is good but the Prince ehh he's like a little kid wanting attention kinda like me
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review 1: A continuation of the beautiful story. Princess Nakaba is struggling with her feelings for Ceaser verses her loyalty to home, Loki, and self preservation. People who hated Ceaser in volume one will find he does get partly redeemed here. There is still some meanness from him prese...
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review 1: So Nakaba has a vision of this girl dying & the next day she meets her - Lemiria, Bellinus's younger sister - then under the guise of a honeymoon, Caesar, Nakaba, Loki, Bellinus, Lemaria go to stop the King - Caesar's father - from using the new Letina swords & destroying this Aj...
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review 1: I have to review the first seven volumes in one go, because I gulped this series down. It's paced so well (for my taste) that I really just open the book and when I look up I've read 100 pages and reach for the next volume. It's probably good I kept such a large chunk around, aft...
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review 1: Nakaba is a very admirable heroine. She has learned to recognize when someone is starting to like her more than as a friend, and she doesn't want to take advantage of them. She knows what's right and wrong. She saves a "taboo child"-a child of Ajin and Human parentage- from an av...
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review 1: Hey, this was surprisingly good :)
review 2: it's a really interesting book...try reading it JOTI!!!!!!!!!!
review 2: it's a really interesting book...try reading it JOTI!!!!!!!!!!
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review 1: Un début prometteur pour un manga fantastique original... J'aime bien le style de la mangaka !
review 2: Not bad but this is sort of the type of story that I hope does not go on for a bajillion volumes.
review 2: Not bad but this is sort of the type of story that I hope does not go on for a bajillion volumes.
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review 1: Quickly wrapping up the cliffhanger from volume 9, Nakaba and Caesar both vow to lead their kingdoms after seizing power, and to reunite with their kingdoms in alliance. It wraps up a little too fast, but it works to carry the plot. This suddenly twists as we move forward in time...
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review 1: Man, Loki is such a complex character - he is the tortured hero till the end. At first, I was outraged at this betrayal of Caesar's and Nakaba's friendship, but by the end I was sobbing terribly. The reasons for which he did all this, and his feelings about it, never mind the fac...