Yoru to Umi

[Poltherium]

This is really interesting!!! Thank you for your hardwork!!! <3

 

[Ireadphotos]

I’m waiting for the romance 🙃

 

[villainesslily]

I binged this one really quick lol, it's good. It's a really nice, slow buildup story with a focus on the characters intrapersonal & interpersonal life.

The art is great as well, it has a very natural & semi realistic look to it and it frequently uses acquatic symbolism, so the art that accompanies is very visually appealing.

I agree with the others here saying the translation can be kinda odd, but I understand it fine. Makes me curious as to what an alternative translation would look like, I'll admit.

I look forward to any further updates & I hope to see the story completed in the future!

 

[JustCallMeDaBoss]

But is it really yuri though ? I dont mind a slow burn i just dont like when its cockteasing the readers with the idea of yuri and goes nowhere.

 

[WhereTheYuriAt]

Can someone pick this up? It's been 5 months and there are 8 more chapters out already.

 

[sapphicfrogs]

miss this

 

[Painasbread]

Can someone pick this up? It's been 5 months and there are 8 more chapters out already.

Hey, I suppose you already knew but I can't be sure of that. In any case, it's been completely scanlated. 👌

 

[Painasbread]

I recommend this slice of life. Good thing there's no girl's love tag, so people don't scream every chapter for gex. Because that's not the sole point of this manga; otherwise it would have indeed been tagged as such.
8/10

 

[Lhbylhvc]

Okay, so this is the third shojou-ai manga I've seen that uses aquatic/oceanic symbolism. It can't be coincidence. Is this like... an established thing? Is there an obvious pun or metaphor or something I'm not picking up on?

What are the names of the other two?