From "Bloodsucking Hime Miyuki"

"Bloodsucking Hime Miyuki" is a set of anime popular in Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong in the nineties, the manga author of Kakino Uchiai Narumi, the animation creator of Kakino's husband, Hirano Toshitaka, is a Miyuki series of the beginning of the work in July 1988 was made into an original animation (OVA), in 1998 with the TV animation type in Japan, its delicate and beautiful drawing style loved by viewers, became a new indicator of the teenage manga. Its delicate and beautiful drawing style is loved by the audience, and it has become a new standard for manga for young girls.

Introduction:

Gods and demons are things that escape from the dark world and lurk in the weak spots of people's hearts, leading them to death, and the one who drives such gods and demons into the dark world once again is a beautiful vampire, Miyuki.

In the TV version of Bloodsucking Hime Miyuki, the story centers around the struggle between the vampire Miyuki, her very cute little pet Deadly Mistress, and her friend (who has an ambiguous relationship) Rafa, and the gods and demons. It's basically a separate short story that fights across one god and demon in one episode, but it's interspersed with a feud between Miyuki and Cold Feather, a snow woman who is bent on defeating her, and Chisato, the last of the gods and demons and Miyuki's best friend, as the main storyline.

Miyuki is an oriental vampire who has been ordered to guard her demonic realm. Unlike vampires in the customary western sense, she is not an evil spirit who exists to harm humans, but a bloodsucking concubine who subdues demons and drives them away. However, due to her unique identity and the way she seals the gods and demons, coupled with the fact that humans and demons are constantly entangled with each other, makes the bloodsucking vampire Miyuki a protagonist with a mixed reputation in the works, who has saved a lot of people entangled with gods and demons, and has also sent quite a number of human beings y entangled with gods and demons to the Underworld. Just like a double-edged sword, it's impossible to say whether it's a success or a failure, but I believe that the main reason why many readers agree with the bloodsucker Miyuki is because every time she sends a human being to the Underworld, you can feel Miyuki's helplessness and the sadness that comes from the bottom of her heart.