InterRacial Love 4 – Ghost Love Story

Editorial Review

★4.0 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Supernatural romance meets monster-girl territory here, built on the cursed-video ghost archetype that Japanese horror made famous and filtered through the otaku-redemption fantasy that runs through so much independent adult work. The series conceit of treating human and ghost as an “interracial” pairing is tongue-in-cheek framing, and the premise leans on the idea of a lethal apparition being won over rather than fought off, which is a more playful angle than the genre’s usual dread-heavy approach.

What distinguishes this fourth entry is its setup. Taku Otawara is a bullied, overweight otaku at his lowest point, about to end his life, when a mysterious disc leads to Sayako emerging from his monitor. The story turns on the reversal in its closing question: how does he make a ghost known for killing viewers fall for him instead? The package is split into a 22-page story mode and a 20-page CG-only section, so readers get a narrative and a standalone gallery in one file. Everything is in highest-quality JPEG, a welcome detail for CG-driven material, and the English-language production means no translation friction. That native-English presentation is still uncommon in this niche.

The 42-page total makes this a compact read, so expect a quick, focused fantasy rather than a slow-burn character study. The synopsis promises the premise and the payoff, not deep psychological development.

Readers who enjoy supernatural pairings, underdog protagonists and monster-girl dynamics, especially those who like their horror tropes inverted into romance, will get the most from it. As a short, clean-looking English CG-and-manga hybrid, it is a worthwhile pick for anyone who likes their urban legends turned into love stories.