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@Tsukinotaku The reason that Yuri vs Shoujo Ai is pretty annoying as a tag system is that a huge amount of 'shoujo ai' manga is just Yuri manga that hasn't advanced far enough yet to be 'yuri'. This means that mods and users have to keep looking at Shoujo Ai manga for every new chapter to see...

@BCS Somebody asked this question over at Dynasty too. Apparently it varies a lot based on where the scar is, how deep it is, and how much you end up growing (and in what ways).

Haruki went from sort of a villain to sort of a hero in one chapter. Mochida went straight from neutral to villain. If one girl following a teacher around was enough to start a rumor that lasts years, imagine the insane amount of damage a credible rumor about her sexuality could do. I wonder if...

I'm a little confused as to what happens in the flashback part of this chapter. Probably because young Sei and young Yoru look very similar. What I pieced together: after an initial breakup with an office worker, Yoru and Sei entered a sort of "friends with benefits" arrangement (at least I...

My primary reading genre is Yuri, and this manga is one of the rare exceptions, so I 110% support the idea of a Yuri harem.

@Richman Some don't change their last names at all, some couples pick one of the two last names to go with after discussing it together, and yet other couples combine the two last names with a hyphen and change both of their last names to that.

@Xaelath Nah, sorry I wasn't clear. None of the criticism I had for the characters or their choices was intended as a criticism of the author at all. If anything, the characters are more realistic than most Yuri manga because of how flawed they are. @Oeconomist Honestly, the first two panels of...

As has been noted before, this manga is just filled with terrible people. Aya is pretty obviously in love with Sei (and in denial). Sei is in love with Yoru and is trying to love Aya, but we aren't sure how seriously she is trying. Based on her texting a photo of Aya naked to Haruki, she...

The English version is officially licensed by Lezhin Comics, so any copy you read on another site is probably a rip of that official version. If a third-party translated it themselves, then it might get posted here, but that usually only happens if the fan translation started before the series...

Comparing and contrasting the dialogue in these two translations, I like this one better. However, the difference is pretty small for the most part. They say the same things, but this translation is more natural and direct about it, where the original one was excessively wordy in a few places.

@penmore Yeah, but I think Adachi and Shimamura still edges this out as the most disastrous "disaster lesbians" story. Both are pretty great, too.

I like this dynamic. I'm up for more couples I suppose, but I wish there was a little more focus on the main couple.

Direct dose of satisfaction for my heart. However, I am somewhat worried as I suspect this may be a prelude to something more serious.

I really like this series so far. Yeah, there's drama, but it feels simultaneously more real than most drama but also potentially resolvable.

The credits page is amazing.

I wish this was a full series, where the demon softens up somewhat but they both love each other despite the circumstances. It would be great.

I'm not worried about Haruki, personally. The author hasn't given any hints that Aya is interested in her at all. If anything, Aya seems to be trying to separate herself to some extent and often reacts with outright hostility if Haruki tries to get too close to her. Honestly the only two...

Thanks so much for updating this again! I love this series.

Shimamura alternates pretty wildly between being able to read deeply between the lines and being unable to read past the surface. She spends most of this chapter guessing correctly what Adachi is thinking and then is thrown off by a very simple and obvious lie that was given in response to her...

How convenient that they always meet up near an abandoned church, so they could have a little private exchange of vows.