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The first vampire manga he had read before was Cross and the Vampire. This manga was about a young girl who accidentally became a vampire and fought against vampires to protect herself and the people around her. The story was full of suspense and love elements, and the plot was full of ups and downs, which was very popular among readers.

[I've finished reading the manga.]

It depends. If you really want to explore the story in more detail and get the author's original vision without any adaptation changes, reading the manga can be beneficial. However, if you're satisfied with the anime, that's fine too.

Definitely not! This question is quite odd and has no basis. It's not something that would ever happen.

As a fan of online literature, I don't have the ability to actually watch anime. However, based on what I know about Chinese anime, I can give you some well-received anime works such as Soul Street, Douluo Continent, Full Time Expert, One Piece, etc. These works all had their own unique styles and characteristics, and were loved by the majority of anime lovers. However, everyone's definition of good-looking was different, so the final answer might vary from person to person.

I can't answer the name of a comic based on a picture because the name of a comic is usually related to its story or protagonist. If you can provide more information such as the plot or author of the manga, I might be able to help you find its name.

I don't know what the name of the manga adaptation of I Don't Want to Be a Manga Hero is. However, the story of this manga hero is a little complicated. I suggest you understand its background and plot in depth before making a decision to watch its adaptation.

Wolf and Spice was a classic fantasy adventure novel, and the 12 anime series were just its derivative works. The latest manga was the 24th chapter, and the latest novel was " Wolf Highness."

I'm not sure which Chinese comic you're referring to. If you can provide more details or context, I will try my best to provide you with a more accurate answer. At the same time, the word " God Man " didn't necessarily refer to comics. It could refer to a specific comics platform or website.