OnlyMes's manga / #complete(40)

Actually my very first yuri I've ever read that got me into yuri so it'll always hold a special place in my heart. The reason for 4 start instead of 5 is the lack of cognitivity in the chapters, they do feel like they're all over the place If you're reading it for the first time. The overall main story just seems to get swept away once you realize that almost every side character has a story, it barely relates to the two people it's meant to focus on. But, it's an easy read and the artwork is cute and the characters are super likable. I always enjoy Kens work, I've never seen bad series from them. I recommend if you like a lot of smut cause it's literally in every chapter.

Cutest Yaoi I've read by far. Yohan is so adorable and the story was so original! At first I was really confused at the concept of a deaf character, especially since they use their hands to communicate, so I was curious on how they would make us, the readers, understand what he was saying if he was speaking to someone else, but I gotta admit, this was super well done. And that art style? Don't see many yaois like it. It was so refreshing to see a bigger person (bigger as in size without the muscle) portrayed as a main character. I'd like to own a physical copy of this, I give it high ratings from beginning to end!

It started as yuri, but didn't end as yuri. It felt more like "a high school fling where the girls are dating girls because it's an all girls school" kinda cliché, especially considering how only 2 couples from the 4 or 5 we saw even got together. The story really throws you all over the place with all those different relationships (cause honestly it would have been perfect if it was just a story about Aya and Risa), but it wasn't so bad that it made me want to stop reading. Just made it seem like more of a waste if nothing actually came out of the progression chapters of some of the characters, I say this with even more gusto considering how a few of them ended up with boyfriends or husbands. That being said, it's a good story, but it will let you down in the end. Artwork is really nice and the overall storytelling wasn't bad in the slightest. The ending felt a little rushed, but it didn't leave any loose ends so I'm satisfied.

This is the first yuri I've seen from this author and their artstyle got me into Drunken Relationship (another yuri by them). It's a shame that it was so short because it was honestly a great story about a master and servant, plus I really really liked the master, she was incredibly written I love the idea of her not thinking of her servant as lesser because of their social status. Like anything from this author, the art is amazing, the storytelling never leaves you confused or uninterested, and the bedroom scenes are so well done, my only issue is the length of the story (or lack of, in this case). I'm sure they had their reasons as to why the story was so short, it just made for a rushed ending considering how much was thrown onto the red haired woman. She discovered she likes seeing her servant cry, then she discovered she liked her servant, then she discovered S&M then she discovered she's the one who really wants to make her servant cry. It felt like there was no time for either of them to understand or explore their feelings, it just all had to be quickly brushed over so the story could be completed. Even so, for a short story, I still give it high marks for being able to have so much conflict and suspense and being able to tell the story smoothly until the end.

A really cute story and the ending made me squeal! Won't regret the read, a quick and easy manhwa to occupy your time for a few hours, loving story and a good, heartwarming ending

You can't claim to love yuri if you don't know about WDTFS. Literally one of the OGs of yuri, top tier, up there with Shoujo Sect, Girl Friends, and any other mainstream yuri you can think of. I reread this manhwa like twice a year. Loved all the characters, the story is, by far, one of the best stories in yuri to date (and that's out of the hundreds of yuris I've already read) there's drama, romance, tragedy, comedy, literally everything. If you make it through the first few chapters and don't find this manhwa or the characters somewhat interesting, you're probably a buzzkill. There isn't a yuri lover alive who can say they don't like this manhwa. Please read it if you haven't yet, you won't regret it

A beautifully written story about two young women coming to terms with themselves and with each other. Midori finally learns to stop accepting things as they are and it really brought out the best in her character. Maki learned to be honest with herself and the one she loves, which I really feel like it gave Midori that extra push to finally speak her mind. This is a must read for yuri lovers who are a fan of soft, heart warming reads. The storytelling is very well done and the art style is different, but beautifully drawn. It's one of those yuris that make you want to know the characters on a personal level, I may be hyping it up more than I should but out of all the yuris I've read in a course of 20 years, this is one I can always go back to without ever getting tired of it.

This side story was much better than the original "White Angels Have No Wings" in my honest opinion. The love/hate gimmic they have going on is kinda outplayed, but this sequal did a much better job of diving into the characters mind and meaning behind their behaviors than they did in the first story. It really made you question who to like, who to hate, and who to feel sorry for. After reading the whole series, I'm still not sure who really deserves to be hated in the story. Writer did an amazing job with that, the characters were very well written, the trauma felt so real that my heart felt like it got lodged in my throat nearly every other chapter, and the emotions towards the end had me in near tears. I'm really hoping there will be a third series peering more into Minhye and deputy manager Lee, I can see a lot happening between them. Also seeing how Song Ayeon progressed on wouldn't be bad either. I saw some chemistry between her and Yeonhwa's little sister. All in all, I reccomend if you're in for a long read. Do not take the tags lightly, there is borderline abuse in this manhwa, so please read with caution if that's something you happen to be sensitive about.

I think I'll always rate anything from this artist with high marks but Maka Maka was one of the OG yuris for me. Like, the yuri that started my obsession. If you haven't heard of Maka Maka or the artist, you've been missing out. Beautiful full color manga on each page and incredible (yet simple and sweet) storytelling. It really focuses in on how platonic relationships can still be just platonic even if there are sexual activities involved. The artist seems to try to makes the readers understand how much Nene and Jun (the two main protagonists) love one another. A love that goes deeper than friendship and even partnership. A very simple and easy read, smut in (almost) every chapter so be mindful where you read it. It'll be one for the books, one of those yuris you'll keep revisiting throughout the years because the artwork and the story are just that beautiful. This is a must read for yuri lovers.