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Only one chapter is available as of the time I'm making this comment, but so far, this is fantastic. Great art and a very real-feeling story. It's very easy to emphasize with the protagonist because I think most of us have probably felt like she does at one point or another.

I think this is probably cancelled or on hold by the author. He posts some manga still to his Weibo account but not this specific one, at least not this year.

Chapters 1 and 5 are the highlights, but 2-4 are not bad at all. The ending is slightly depressing but it's what she deserved and she still has a good future.

Is a single panel of hands down panties really 'Smut'? I always assumed that would be 'Ecchi' at best.

If you're like me, you probably read chapter 1 and went "YIKES, a love square in chapter 1? I don't know if I want to read this anymore because I don't want two of the four to be hurt badly." Keep reading, I promise it works out really well.

This was extremely good. I have no idea why the rating is so low. It's about the challenges of building a relationship under the shackles society places on homosexuality, and how partners with different levels of concern for what other people think can get into fights.

Old chapters are fully working here as well. Maybe only some servers work, so if it isn't working for you, try going into the reader settings after selecting a chapter, check 'Advanced Settings', pick a server, save the settings, and refresh the page.

If it's anything like the anime, it's a fun ride. Check out the top review for the anime on MAL if you're curious, it convinced me to watch it, and I don't regret it.

This story is pretty unique among Yuri stories, since it's basically about a group of girls going through real-life sex education (it begins with the four friends accidentally spying on a classmate having sex with a boy). As expected of pre-teens, they make stupid, horrendously embarrassing...

The proportion of 1/10 reviews seems really high for some reason (16 out of 154 reviews is slightly over 10%). Not sure why, maybe it's the harsh/bittersweet nature of the relationshipa in this series.

In case anyone is wondering how this specific couple turned out:

This was pretty good, surprisingly. The plot focuses mainly on two separate relationships, which move along at a good clip.

The CEO is in the middle of the harem panel at the end. It is implied she's the one who "couldn't wait to get started". So she didn't find someone to love her, but she did find a near infinite outlet for sexual desire, which is apparently most of what she wanted.

@Babydel Thanks; that makes sense.

So is the mermaid real or not? Whose dream sequence was that? It looked like Segawa's flashback initially. Was that two separate things?

Read only the first half so far, and I'd tentatively give it a 7. The art is so weird. It does feel like 3 different artists worked on it. I guess the artist only knows how to do each perspective in one kind of style or something so the art style constantly shifts as the drawing angle does...

The alternate name is in Japanese, and there's no Official English link. Are we sure the language of this entry is correct when it is set to 'English' (the flag icon)?

I actually agree with both darara and NeonWinter at the same time. I did feel like some parts hit home really well emotionally, with the imperfections you find in real-time, but some parts also fell flat and the constant shifting of perspective had no rhyme or reason behind it. The main...

I like that the bottom right panel on page 17 says "CUTE IS JUSTICE" in the background.

I got exactly the opposite impression of the dark-haired girl. You can't choose your emotions, but when she is becoming jealous, she realizes that her emotion is not founded in reality because she trusts her partner. As a result, she tries to suppress the emotion instead of taking out her...