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Yes, Asuna...you knew this was how it'd go down because y'all have discussed this. Misono's going to get exhausted from always dealing with Asuna's emotional fragility.

Same. I mostly read yuri, but someone told me this was good so I decided to check it out. Then we get these lovely yuri-tinted scenes between Makoto and Yuuri that makes me wish this was a yuri manga.

Well, we know none of the heroines will be simply "straight", so her only liking guys is not a possible explanation for Yuuki being at the host club. That said... This seems to be the most likely explanation with how the chapter started off by focusing on Marie's male simps and contrasting it...

Well, that might wrap up this kinda clumsily written "jealousy arc". I'm hopeful the manga's writing will get back to a similar level as what we saw in the first 20ish or so chapters.

That chapter title though...:meguupog:

Ya we'd all been joking forever about how the friends had to have known and it's great to get confirmation.

This was easily one of my favorite yuri until the confession. And it still had good content after they got together. But geez...the author has been leaning way too hard into Asuna's anxiety and making it too melodramatic. I'm not enjoying these recent chapters nearly as much as the earlier...

Pretty good so far, but I don't think I can put up with the alien ending every other sentence in "Riri".

Handled it like a pro. Great teacher. If I was in Kanon's shoes, that'd be one of those moments I'd look back on as dark history and be super embarrassed about. "I can't believe I pretty much just came out to my teacher! Ahhhhh!"

"What's your name?" "Yuri" "Something about that seems familiar." Oh, I imagine you'll be getting very familiar with the concept of yuri. :smugnako:

I think we all knew it wasn't gonna happen this chapter. Asuna is an innocent cinnamon roll that needs a bit more time to mentally prepare herself. And she somehow just figured out how lesbian sex works so this is all new and overwhelming to her. This manga can lean a bit too much into the...

I'm still standing by prediction that the student council president is secretly in love with Nanase, instead of Yuka as we're expecting. I'm basing this solely off SC prez being by Nanase's cafe in chapter 3, which I think she was there because she wanted to see Nanase.

Will we get a side ship between Miu and Akane? The character profiles at the end mentions how Akane cherishes a keychain Miu gave her. Maybe I need to take off my yuri glasses every once in a while. It's feeling like almost everything outside of the main couple's interactions is clumsily...

I could see the president being in love with Nanase instead of Yuka like we're expecting. Might be the reason she was by Nanase's shop in the first place.

It was kinda goofy how they were clumsily searching for her like NPC enemies on low difficulty, but that's ok since it led to all these adorable interactions between the two leads.

Lovely. Though the social gap drama's been a bit clumsy, the two leads are just so great together. Looking forward to more.

So wonderful. I love this manga. Saki was actually pretty smooth for someone so consumed by gay panic the past few chapters. I'll be buying the official translation when it releases but there's no way I can pass on reading when this is readily available.

Interesting that the scene in Koto's room ended right as Koto pushed Aya onto the bed. Usually that type of cut means we'll revisit the scene later to reveal things didn't play out quite like we thought.

I recall most of the comments were already pretty negative towards thos unrequited love chapters. But yeah, now that we know the manga is ending this way, all of that stuff feels like an awful waste of page space.

That does sound like this manga's speed. But we were just starting to move into actual romance with Kawa overhearing Yui say she loves her. Unfortunate timing for the axe to fall.