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Last two chapters took a weird turn. I thought this series had been relatively grounded, but this really started to break my suspension of disbelief.

She’s protecting her wife. You love to see it.

Token straight.

I think slow-burn romances like this tend to suffer in terms of pacing when we read them as chapters get translated. It might be a better experience to binge this once it’s finished.

I don’t understand how their friends got the impression that Meng Qinghua is a "nice guy.” I could understand the ignorance from other classmates, but the friends should know better. He’s displayed a consistent disregard for Chi Tang’s boundaries since he showed up.

We must reduce entropy.

This series only keeps getting gayer and I am here for it.

“Getting on my nerve” would be a massive understatement. She’s an abusive predator.

I wasn’t expecting every single character in this manga to be unhinged…

Girl finds out about lesbian sex and her first thought is that she needs to get her nails trimmed. I admire that kind of goal-oriented pragmatism.

“And so, anime was solved forever.”

I don’t really have anything valuable to contribute to the discussion. I just want to gush about how adorable they are and how much I love the art.

For me personally, I don’t think anything has topped the visceral fear of the meat train.

From the first page, I was waiting for the other shoe to drop… The shoe was a lot heavier than I expected. Oneshot roulette strikes again.

I don’t anticipate there ever being a consistent “top” or “bottom” between the two of them.

I knew I wasn’t imagining that there might be a spark between those two! Reden and Joy stonks babyyyyyy! Putting shipping aside, one of the best things about this series has been the focus on family dynamics. It’s really great to see Reden and Joy open up to each other about their own...

On the one hand, I think high schoolers posting intimate details their personal lives on the internet might be a bad idea. On the other hand, this gives Millie and Zen more opportunities to openly flirt with each other. So, I’m somewhat conflicted.

This chapter kind of felt all over the place. Lena dropping science babies on us out of fucking nowhere was pretty funny, as was Elsa straight up emotionally manipulating Evie’s dad at the end. But this still feels unsatisfying from a narrative perspective. Like, serious problems are getting...

I mean, I pretty much agree with what she said. But I’m also not sure if wording it that harshly will actually get through to Koto.

Ooh, this series looks interesting.