This series is so good that I wrote an essay for it. Yes, I think the officials for my state are going to be seriously appauled by my writing prowess-_- probably more so this series though! It's a perfect blend of irony. Despite the main character being a child, the embodiment of innocence and curiousity, he is a level headed head of a leading business in the Victorian Era. And still the Irony continues with a dark mood that is accompanied by the fluffiest of humor. The main character has servants that ironically cannot perform their tasks; his entire manor is kept in order by his butler. But once again, the beautiful skill of the artist deemed this butler a demon: the demon that serves this boy until the latter can defeat the person who killed his parents and distroyed his life. The elegance of this series lies with its ability to be everything and acknowledge all while still weaving together a consistant and clear story.

Quite powerful. Very realistic, to the point where its almost bitter in the mouth.

Cute! <3