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The Description should read: The Adventures of a Slacker Girl and The Dog that Hates Her.

Exactly as I thought: I read this and then immediately went into diabetic coma.

Gosh, a manga about two self doubting, sexually inexperienced young adults. How unique.

There's nothing that ruins the mood of watching our cute and adorable band of vampires than having a raping, kidnapping vampire show up.

I can't quite puzzle out if they are a couple who have known each other since they were little, or if this is about a teenage girl and her handsy, creepy brother.

Epic story. A male MC lacking in charisma. But several other side characters hold my interest. As in, I am seriously attracted to Princess Androssi.

Hinata called me and she was really upset.

Life would just so uninteresting if it wasn't filled with adorable vampires.

As adorable as the relationship between Koduka Chiyo and the landlord is - and I do root for them to find love and acceptance in each other - I think this manga would be viewed differently if the landlord was a male.

I, on the other hand, choose to overlook the rough start of the male and female MC relationship in the initial chapters. The relationship appeals to me, as does the mysterious story. I am eager to see where this manga goes. And our Arabic friend below, stuck at Ch. 19 while the English...

Exquisitely, painfully slow moving.

My enjoyment of this series is tempered by my indecision as to whether I dislike the male MC more or the female MC more.

A roaring, out of control dumpster fire. I think I would have preferred a story revolving around Yuno, a perfectly frightening yandere.

I would say that this is not only the best yuri I've read, but it falls into my top five among romance manga. I'd love to see and read more as Yuu & Touko grow older.

Fan service involving Asuna just seems so wrong.