His Green-Eyed Lover and the Phantom of the Festival
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By kagami konoe, 鏡コノエ
1 volumes
2019
Description
The cobbled roads of Enid where horse-drawn carriages travel ・Lavilio City A hotblooded Raymond was assigned to a special bureau in the police department that was in charge of exterminating a blood-sucking monster known as ‘Genty.’ At a secret evening party where Genty are rumored to frequent, Raymond meets Oliver, a skilled hunter who specializes in hunting down those monsters. Raymond, for some reason, gets partnered with Oliver, the melancholic and beautiful young man, yet unfriendly and with a sharp tongue, and gradually finds himself getting enchanted by his green eyes. However, Oliver refuses to acknowledge Raymond. One day, Oliver brings up the fact that ever since he was a young child, he’s been followed around by a Genty and that anyone that gets close to him is killed.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- gentosha comics
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Light Novel
His Green-Eyed Lover and the Phantom of the Festival Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on His Green-Eyed Lover and the Phantom of the Festival
"His Green-Eyed Lover and the Phantom of the Festival" promised a blend of mystery, supernatural thrills, and a budding romance, and for the most part, it delivered a satisfying experience. I went in expecting a fun, engaging read, and I wasn't disappointed, though a few things kept it from being a perfect score in my book.
First Impressions
The initial hook was strong. The premise of a detective thrust into a world of monsters, coupled with the promise of a captivating romance with a stoic hunter, piqued my interest immediately. The European-esque setting, reminiscent of Victorian England with a touch of steampunk, added a unique flavor that I really enjoyed. The overall vibe is light and entertaining, perfect for a quick and enjoyable read.
What Works Well
The dynamic between Raymond and Oliver is definitely a highlight. Their "dog-and-cat" relationship, with Raymond's hot-headedness contrasting Oliver's cool demeanor, provides plenty of entertaining banter. I especially appreciated Raymond's puppy-like devotion and Oliver's tsundere tendencies. The mystery itself, while not overly complex, kept me engaged, and the integration of supernatural elements felt seamless. I found the pacing well-managed, never dragging or feeling rushed. The author strikes a good balance between action, mystery, and romance, making for a well-rounded story.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "His Green-Eyed Lover and the Phantom of the Festival" is a worthwhile read if you're looking for a light, entertaining story with a charming romance and a touch of the supernatural. While the mystery might not be the most intricate, the characters and their dynamic make up for it. I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good tsundere love interest and a fun, fast-paced plot.
