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Very wholesome anthology with happy endings. I liked it quite a lot. The chapters were initially out of order here, but it looks like the staff fixed them after I reported it (thanks!).

Oh come on, Asuka and Rei is subtext at best and you know it. I can't complain too much though because all the other options were fantastic. I had to go with Arisa and Mari myself, but basically every other choice seemed like something I would have nodded my head in appreciation to.

I hate to agree with Pachka's dark-hair conspiracy theories, even incidentally, but the dark-haired girl in this series really is a boring character. Every character needs -something-, but she has apparently had all personality sand-blasted off.

Ah, the embarrassment of youth. I think my favorite joke is that we find out here that Sango plays the ukelele.

This is pretty great. It is less a full and coherent story and almost an artist just drawing a few disparate scenes using the same characters, but it is still done very well. I wish there was more. The relationship between Sachi and the office lady is especially compelling.

Would have liked some kind of romantic payoff for this series. It is mainly about the problems preventing a romance from starting, and, as soon as all of them are solved, it ends.

Quite good. I wasn't a huge fan of the art style personally, but the story is top notch.

I don't think this is a Hentai work as defined by Mangadex guidelines. It was serialized as R18, sure. However, Mangadex defines Hentai as a work where most of the focus is on sex. By sheer page count, the sex accounts for only about 30% of this series (Chapter 2 doesn't even have any, just two...

This is rated bafflingly high for what it is. I'm not familiar with the source material, but it appears to be a short relationship-wish-fulfillment doujin with very little charm or ambition.

Not sure. As far as I knew, the 'age of consent regardless of age gap' was 18 there.

I feel like this was probably inspired by an amputee fetish, but I can't complain because it's an interesting way to set up this conversation that provides some backstory.

Hah, the credits page is great. She really is just like the Citrus character (well except less cold, which is understandable since no real high school girl would be that cold).

Really weird but also really sweet.

Even with the mistake below fixed, this manga is a bit confusing. The translation has multiple mistakes with characters' names I think. On top of that, the timeline skips back and forth constantly as well as shifting perspectives.

Can somebody familiar with the ending of this confirm using spoiler tags whether or not the ending is a tragedy? There's been a stream of -heavy- hints that the protagonist dies or is sold into slavery on a boat (this scenario is actually part of the prologue). I want to know ahead of reading...

Cute, and I definitely don't dislike it. However, it is fairly bland much of the time.

This is a rough chapter emotionally. There's heavy implications of suicide (on Natsu's part), so avoid it if you are sensitive to that.

If others are interested, check out the comments on Chapter 8 for more death flag speculation. TL;DR: It sounds like Ayane-chan has a weak immune system (she is in the hospital a lot for fevers and illnesses apparently). She could die tommorow or in 50 years. However, whatever underlying...

Hermom purposefully using the same phrasing ("hanging out") right after she used it should have clued her in that her mom knew what was really going on. But it makes sense that she doesn't have enough social skills to recognize that.

This was quite good. One of the better Yuri webtoons out there. I felt it was worth the price. The only real issue I had was that the ending felt a bit rushed. This story focuses on bad relationships (mostly in the past, where better relationships are happening in the present) and tries to make...