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The heroine is haunted by evil spirits and her parents sent an onmyouji to help her, however, since the situation is worse than he expected his fee also increases and he suggests and unorthodox payment method to the heroine who doesn't have enough money to cover the extra charge...

I love the unusual setting of this story. It builds well the suspenseful atmosphere, I think the personality of the onmyoji helps, he behaves in a very professional way, even during the payment sessions, but worry not, even so the erotic scenes are properly hot. I felt the ending a bit abrupt, I would have liked more development story-wise with some hidden hints leading to the conclusion. However, I still think is worth listening. Besides is Amano Haru's beautiful voice!

Prick up your ears because this boy mumbles a lot! I'm not complaining, just saying, in case you're not very fluent in Japanese you may struggle trying to get what he's saying.

I enjoyed this cd more than I thought I would. Kei is very endearing, in spite of his obvious red flags; I simply adore this boy, and I think I probably have to thank Noki-san for that. I particularly liked how natural he sounds, the way he talks is so unaffected it really feels like your talking to your regular store clerk. Of course the script is also well written, the story is pretty straightforward and the scenario is actually very simple, but the smooth flow of the dialogues plus the sexy erotic scenes make it a great experience.

I liked it that this time the heroine was a vampire too, it added to the decandency of the erotic scenes since in this setting vampires inject an aphrodisiac through their fangs when drinking blood. Aaron is a lonely guy and through his story we get to understand why he tends to keep to himself inside the mansion. Overall, he's very gentle, however, there's also a bit of an edge in Aaron's sweetness... I suppose my biggest complaint is that sometimes the flow of the dialogues feels a bit clumsy with Aaron frequently repeating the heroine's words.

The scenario is nothing out of the ordinary yet it mantains the listener's attention. I feel this time, more than focusing on the background the story focus in Leon's unrelenting love towards the heroine making the whole setting very romantic, however, if I have to be brutally honest, is a bit cringey that he was in love with her since she was a child; but making that aside, Leon is quite the gentlemanly vampire. The erotic scenes are good, Kawamura-san's voice is always a treat for the ears which adds enormously to the experience.

This is the third installment I listen of the Apparition series and once again I feel satisfied. The first part of the story is very romantic and heartwarming, Rasetsu is so kind to the heroine is impossible not to fall for him, however, he's not an ogre just in name and the heroine will eventually find out... Kawamura-san did and excellent job in portraying the duality in Rasetsu's character, is definitely worth listening to.

I just love kansaiben, it melts me so I had no choice but to buy this. The story is quite simple but I think that's one of its strong points. The heroine is a composer who has worked before with Akatsuki but for some unclear reasons, I assume a scandal or something, she retired and disappeared from his sight. Eventually you meet again and he's not willing to let go of her never again. Akatsuki can be a bit pushy at times but just the right amount. The story is mostly a romantic one, he adores the heroine and it shows. I must admit, though, that the erotic scenes are a bit repetitive, but it didn't bother me too much because I fell in love with the character and the voice actor's kansaiben. There's two endings for the story, a bad one, in case too much sweetness bores you, and a good one, if you prefer to keep it neat.

I had read the reviews and got high expectations on this story, and not only I was not let down but my expectations were surpassed! At first I was a bit confused by the storytelling, however, I think this confusion is part of the fun, because you're kind of unsure of what's going on and want to keep listening to uncover the truth. The scenario is very well written and there's even a text file from the writer explaining the story in case you're still confused at the end. Also, there are a couple of text files that complement the story, to have a deeper understanding of Minto's motives as well as his relationship with the heroine and a follow up to the ending. You can tell how much effort the creator put into making this. The voice acting is good too!

The story, as you might infer, is nothing out of the ordinary but it works alright. Sometimes one needs listening to something simple and just relax. The erotic scenes are nice, he's very caring and you can tell how much he treasures the heroine. To be honest I just bought it because of Amano Haru-san and I was not let down, his soothing princely voice goes perfect with this modern fairy tale.

Doppo tried to be a writer but was rejected, now he's the heroine's tutor and gives her instruction in pleasure too. She's an overprotected young lady eager to meet the outside world so one day he invites her on a trip to the city, but little did she know the trip was one of no return...
With that introduction is easy to infer where this is headed, right? Doppo is our typical tormented and deranged guy who isolates the heroine to become her everything, and I love that! To top it all, he is voiced by Sumeragi Mikado-san, the absolute expert at playing yanderes! A standard formula that never fails to excel.

One of the things I like the most about this work is that it has a rich background story. During the first five tracks there's a lot of erotic scenes, which by the way are pretty hot, but also a mystery waiting to be unveiled. The last four tracks are basically a narration of Ron's life in which we're finally going to understand the meaning behind those set of numbers. The scenario as a whole is well built, the pacing and the voice acting are good. It success in being interesting and sexy at the same time. I widely recommend it.