レモン畑の吸血鬼 (Tankobon Hardcover)

Some stories felt dark and unsettling, while others had a whimsical, almost funny tone. How do these shifts affect the overall mood for readers?

The contrast between the supernatural and the ordinary made the stories feel both surreal and relatable. I wonder if the author aimed to comment on the banality of immortality.

Despite the fantastical settings, some stories touched on very human feelings. Did others feel this added depth to the vampire characters?