Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai
I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day

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Cute girls doing cute things! A standard moe trope—oh wait… 💀 These manga with mostly cute female leads are not what you'd expect them to be! Both of these delve into darker themes that make you question why these cute girls have to endure this kind of pain/trauma. "Gakkougurashi!" tapped into using a coping mechanism that is just a string away from backfiring—a happy delusion—in order to help them cling to that hope that everything will be okay despite their circumstances. On the other hand, "I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day" delves into the sad reality of being unable to die together with all the pain you have to endure because of it. It also tapped into wanting to leave a mark on the ones you love before your inevitable end, as life is fragile, and it can be taken away at the drop of a hat. All in all, if you want a moe manga that has an element of slice of life together with some form of darker themes, then these two are for you. read more 

Two yuri stories that have supernatural elements + take place at a boarding school for a certain group of people. 

In both stories, a schoolgirl gets involved in a relationship with an extremely powerful supernatural being, and together they try to find their place in the world. Also, both have a tragic atmosphere and a bit of philosophy. 

The overall premise of these two manga is quite similar. Both are about two opposite female characters who suddenly begin spending time together. However, a reveal about one of the two leaves the other in shock. The shocked girl must now confront the fact while trying to understand the feelings she has accumulated since becoming a pair. If you enjoy the emotional impact of the happy highs and heart-wrenching lows, you will find either of the two to be enticing. Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai is set in a fantasy world, while Kimi to Tsuzuru Utakata is set in the modern world, so depending on your perspectives, one or the other may leave you with a greater impression. read more