lilithespark's manga / #yuri(131)

It’s such a cute story I love them sm…. And Noa-san ofc. But why is it so short??? I need to see them in a relationship *sobs*

NEED MORE

soooo funny. it’s a rom com but mostly com like the TLers said. their age gap feels iffy to me tbh. an 18 y/o and a 24 y/o…. anyway, i hear there’s more to this and it’s actually not completed… read for funsies

sigh wdym by fin???? HOW. wish there were more…. this was cute and all, but this was def more slice of life/comedy than a romance… all we got were crumbs *sob* I quite like the premise of a model and her manager. this def had more potential, which is why it’s a shame it ended the way it did

17 this is rly good! i like the dark tone. the art is excellent and gore-y. the story isn’t so much like AOT as it is a twisted isekai manga. i didn’t think there would be mecha in here as well…

The smut is good, but where’s the chemistry?? The tension? Such a boring read. It doesn’t help that the FL is kind of a weirdo, too… And the lack of clear consent is a problem.

I liked this! Very lovely romance with school life. I just think there should be more to the story. It would’ve been nice to see Ploy’s boyfriend dealt with AND JAILED for literally kidnapping someone… The author tried to play it off like it was just a silly mistake, but I’m not buying it. They also didn’t address Donut kissing Ice… Even if it happened during a fit of anger, it still should’ve been talked about more imo. Other than that, I appreciated the realism. Ranging from Mew’s non-accepting father to Donut’s open minded mother to Donut’s willingness to stay a couple and not let anything get in their way— everything was portrayed fairly realistically. Ploy was also a pretty nuanced character, not just Mew’s persistent ex. This is just a me problem, but I didn’t like entertaining the idea of Ploy x Ice…. Bleh

I didn’t like how the plot progressed at first, but it got better as the story went on I think. The way the conflict was resolved felt refreshing. The Sumika Sumika showed others was also a part of her, persona or not. So questioning the difference between the TV Sumika and her real self might not have mattered all that much. I liked the themes of teenage friendship/angst, and contrary to what others might think, I actually liked the romance! Sure, it wasn’t typical, and it didn’t exactly have a label, but I think these types of romance are quite underrated. Ito definitely grew as a character, from someone who’s bland to someone who actually takes initiative. I liked when the author was a little more subtle in the storytelling, too (e.g. them discreetly telling us that Sumika’s uncle is gay). Overall, this was an interesting manga exploring the idol fantasy.

It was cute! And really hot. I enjoyed the fluff. The author made the MC’s character progression very believable. She goes from a typical homophobe to a sweet girlfriend. Very entertaining read! I absolutely loved their dynamic. The FL seemed cold at first, but she was actually very sweet and liked the MC quite a lot on the inside.