Sake to Oni wa Nigou made
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For anyone wonder why there's two sets of covers now, I did a little digging and apparently the manga used to run in Square's Manga Up (and was then presumably axed) before transferring to Shogakukan's Yawaraka Spirits after a bit of a hiatus. Shogakukan then republished volumes 1-4 digitally with new covers.
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I really want to like this manga but i can't . It's trying too hard to make MC cool, when they are not. I hate to use this word but... it's a bit cringe whenever mc is "fighting" or talking with anyone ogre related that is not the other mc.
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inb4 a fat ugly bastard NTRs!
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It gives me vibes of fruit basket.
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Combines my two loves, alcohol and impending heartbreak yuri.
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Holy wow wow. I only read chapter 1 so far and I am hooked! Super stoked!
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40 chapters in and now I am besotted. So in love with this.
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Dunno if the TLs will read this, but in chapter 12 page 8 it's (probably) "dry vermouth", not "Dry Belmont".
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i'm really trying to like this, but it's starting to get stale ..
so many chapters in, and there is still no more than 15% of romance if that much.
where is my yuri?
so many chapters in, and there is still no more than 15% of romance if that much.
where is my yuri?
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i love this so much so far
heavy fruit basket vibes honestly
its definitely lacking a lot of yuri moments, but hopefully thatll pick up more later
though granted im enjoying the story as is even without the much wanted yuri i was looking for when starting this
heavy fruit basket vibes honestly
its definitely lacking a lot of yuri moments, but hopefully thatll pick up more later
though granted im enjoying the story as is even without the much wanted yuri i was looking for when starting this
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Feels like Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon if it was focused around kobayashi's alcoholism
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why? there has been so much affection between the female leads including jealousy and literally
telling herself to confess when she feels she's good enough
the only way that would really be possible if it was maliciously made yuribait, and i highly doubt that's the case (oh yeah also its listed on the publisher's site as GL so...)
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You have untrustworthy instincts, remember not to trust your gut feelings in the future! We wouldn't want to make mistakes or miss out on great things as a consequence.
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Almost every scene in this, to me at least, could always be read with subtext.
The early relationship subtext is that of fresh lovers in the early dating phase.
And it's so captivating!
It works whether it's a master and servant, two friends, or a couple.
It's all about connecting, bridging the gap between each other, lifting each other up...
And it is also reflected in everyone else around them.
Their college mates see them as a fresh couple,
The other Oni see Naori as Hinata's "human mate", with a subtext of either a toy or a ruler's concubine.
The other humans see Hinata as Naori's pet Oni,
And throughout the story, most noticeable with the doctor, you see how they together begin blending everybody's stagnant worldviews and perspectives on each other together.
Just like the reference they occasionally make about mixing things together,
Their upsetting of the status quo is slowly beginning to mix the two mirrored halves, the two sides of the same coin, together.
There are so many layers to what we read in the pictures in this story, it's like poetry.
Unless the ending gets horribly botched, this will become one of the manga I come back and reread several times a year. There's nothing else quite like it, and the way it mixes fantastical mythology with deeply relatable real-life challenges and analogies makes it a riveting read that's incredibly hard to put back down once picked up.
The early relationship subtext is that of fresh lovers in the early dating phase.
And it's so captivating!
It works whether it's a master and servant, two friends, or a couple.
It's all about connecting, bridging the gap between each other, lifting each other up...
And it is also reflected in everyone else around them.
Their college mates see them as a fresh couple,
The other Oni see Naori as Hinata's "human mate", with a subtext of either a toy or a ruler's concubine.
The other humans see Hinata as Naori's pet Oni,
And throughout the story, most noticeable with the doctor, you see how they together begin blending everybody's stagnant worldviews and perspectives on each other together.
Just like the reference they occasionally make about mixing things together,
Their upsetting of the status quo is slowly beginning to mix the two mirrored halves, the two sides of the same coin, together.
There are so many layers to what we read in the pictures in this story, it's like poetry.
Unless the ending gets horribly botched, this will become one of the manga I come back and reread several times a year. There's nothing else quite like it, and the way it mixes fantastical mythology with deeply relatable real-life challenges and analogies makes it a riveting read that's incredibly hard to put back down once picked up.
