Read anything good recently?

I've finished a few manga/LNs recently. I'm sad I've read them because now I can't have that first experience of reading them again.

[Nome Em]

I've finished "Killing me!" recently. It was quite decent.
It's a Yuri teen romance between Vampire and Vampire hunter that constantly tried to kill said Vampire mixed with silly comedy. It's very short 1vol and 10 chapters. it was cancelled due to the author’s personal circumstances.

Oooh, that sounds like a lot of fun! I might check that out!
One novel I've read a few times this year is called "Legendary Mechanic". It's a chinese novel about a player waking up as an NPC/Player in an MMORPG. It spans several galaxies and has lots of cool sci-fi and world building. I think it has a webtoon now, too, although that's far less good imo.

[Nome Em]

I might give it a shoot then.

[RobM]

I would strongly recommend the Soulless Manga by REM based off Gail Carriager's books.
I re-read them this week and they're as good as I remember.

It's a fantastic adaption, absolutely fantastic artwork, really well adapted from the source.

Basic story, in a Steampunk-era Britian Alexa Tarabotti is a soulless, born with the ability to cancel out supernatural abilities.

When vampires and werewolves across the UK start being abducted and disappearing she is recruited to help Lord Maccon, werewolf, Scotsman and head of queen Victoria's supernatural bureau (and obvious crush) to investigate

It has pretty much everything an adult reader could want. Funny, appropriate violence, vampires, werewolves, libraries, suggestive nudity, airships, yuri couples, yaoi couples, straight couples, spies, plots, villains and proper British etiquette... great artwork.

Also comes in three volumes. Go buy it from all good stockists.

[WirelessW]

Depends on how you define good.

I tried Record of Ragnarok and it's a lot more fun/trashy than it is actually, like, well done.

Originally Posted by RobM

I would strongly recommend the Soulless Manga by REM based off Gail Carriager's books.
I re-read them this week and they're as good as I remember.

It's a fantastic adaption, absolutely fantastic artwork, really well adapted from the source.

Basic story, in a Steampunk-era Britian Alexa Tarabotti is a soulless, born with the ability to cancel out supernatural abilities.

When vampires and werewolves across the UK start being abducted and disappearing she is recruited to help Lord Maccon, werewolf, Scotsman and head of queen Victoria's supernatural bureau (and obvious crush) to investigate

It has pretty much everything an adult reader could want. Funny, appropriate violence, vampires, werewolves, libraries, suggestive nudity, airships, yuri couples, yaoi couples, straight couples, spies, plots, villains and proper British etiquette... great artwork.

Ooooh
That does sound really good. I'm a sucker for vampires and werewolves, too. And steampunk settings tend to be a lot of fun. And I like the ability to cancel out abilities.
Thanks for the recommendation!