Love of Kill

 is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Fe. It has been serialized in Media Factory's manga magazine "Monthly Comic Gene" since October 2015 and has been collected in nine "tankōbon" volumes. The manga is licensed in North America by Yen Press. An anime television series adaptation has been announced.
Plot.
During one of her bounty hunter missions, Chateau Dankworth comes across Son Ryang-ha, a professional hitman, who begins stalking and brokering her information in exchange for a date. Though reluctant, Chateau complies yet refuses to open up to him. Despite this, Ryang-ha continues to save her when she is under attack and seems to know her past.
After Chateau and Ryang-ha both become targeted by Donald Bachman, the two are forced to confront their common past: Chateau is the daughter of the heir to the Nobel family, a lineage of French aristocrats, who becomes targeted by Nelson Nobel, her father's stepbrother. The real Son Ryang-ha was ordered to escort her to safety, but she accidentally inflicts a fatal gunshot wound on him out of fear; meanwhile, the current Ryang-ha, a nameless victim of child trafficking saved by the real Ryang-ha, adopts his name after the latter dies.
Media.
Manga.
"Love of Kill" is a manga series written and illustrated by Fe. Fe first published the story on Pixiv under the title in October 2012 and gained over 5.4 million views on the website. Fe followed up with a sequel titled . Within three years of the stories being published, it was picked up for serialization by Media Factory's manga magazine "Monthly Comic Gene" since October 2015 and has been collected in nine volumes.
A drama CD adaptation was released as a bonus item bundled with the physical release of the March 2018 issue of "Monthly Comic Gene", released on February 15, 2018.
In October 2020, "Love of Kill" was licensed in English for North America distribution by Yen Press.
Anime.
On December 11, 2020, Kadokawa announced that an anime television series adaptation is in production.