Yuzumori-san
- Thread starter MangaDex
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f loli and everyone who enjoys it 
I dont get the appeal of this? Like the little girl was 10 years old. Not only is the older girl a pedophile but she is actively grooming this child. And we're supposed to find this "cute" and "wholesome"? Thank God nothing sexual happened, but I find it strange that people can find this somehow wholesome when the entire premise of this manga is a high schooler grooming a prepubescent child who has a terrible home life. Y'all need Jesus 
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Just re-read the manga for the second time. Now that I read it again, I do see the complaints about the second half with the rival drama. Still, that first part was great. This was my first onne-loli, heck even my first yuri, and am glad it wasn't too contentious. That's what I was afraid of, so I'm glad it stuck with the current premise.
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I hate yuri but I might give this a try
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This IS wholesome and cute. It's not about "DEM UNDERAGE KIDS AM I RITE??", it's about puppy love. And just because something is cute, it doesn't mean it can't have its gross and self-aware moments too.
It's like some people in this comment section didn't even bother reading past the first chapters before judging, which, considering it's the Internet, just might be the case. I mean, how can you miss the main character's struggles and self-awareness? Did you fail to see the word LOLICON being mentioned more than one time? The bleak and angsty panels in the later chapters? "Y'all need Jesus". Yeah, maybe. And you need reading comprehension.
Anyways, excited to read more from this author, and I hope her first anime adaptation goes well so that this may get an anime too someday. One can dream, right?
It's like some people in this comment section didn't even bother reading past the first chapters before judging, which, considering it's the Internet, just might be the case. I mean, how can you miss the main character's struggles and self-awareness? Did you fail to see the word LOLICON being mentioned more than one time? The bleak and angsty panels in the later chapters? "Y'all need Jesus". Yeah, maybe. And you need reading comprehension.
Anyways, excited to read more from this author, and I hope her first anime adaptation goes well so that this may get an anime too someday. One can dream, right?
