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story: 9/10
charaters: 8/10
art: 7/10
read 10/10

The stroy is amazing and so inocent, but also complex. The art is simple and that suits the story. If you want a story with a big plot twist and a tiny bit of gl "smut" (kissing) than this is perfect for you. But be aware that if you start reading the first vol. and finished it, you NEED to have the 2nd vol. near you cause you will get mad at yourself not getting it right away. The story is really emotional and super sweet you will get addicted.

So go to your nearest bookstore and buy it ...

your gun_shot_girl :3

Woah I really underestimated this one! I only just bought it today and didn't expect much of it, but it was so good! I already read a lot of yuri series so I thought I'd be tired of all these highschool love triangles and I am, but this one's different. The author had a different approach to the subject.
Since they normally wrote more sexual stuff, this manga also wasn't all innocent like a lot of high school yuri mangas are (due to Japanese culture).
Also the art was beautiful with a lot of details in it, I really enjoyed that, I really can only recommend it!
I ... have to agree that the ending was a bit rushed, but I loved the outcome and really didn't expect that!

Overall I can only recommend this to shoujo ai/yuri lovers!!

A good premise that doesn't quite deliver.

Story: The manga starts out strong and manages to pull you along for about the first half. Around that point, The manga starts doing time compressions, except it doesn't really feel like much time has passed. There are these montages, that visually are quite fun, but ultimately they don't do a great job of showing the passage of time. That is to say, from a plot perspective, I don't think the plot is rushed, but the manga feels rushed towards the latter half. There's a feeling of the mangaka knowing the larger plot points and where everything needs ... to go, but not quite nailing the execution when it comes to going from plot point to plot point.

The relationships are often cute and have some good dynamics, but they needed a bit more room to breathe.

Art: One of the higher points of this manga. Individual panels are often fantastic with expressive characters, distinct designs, plenty of detail, and decent environments. However, I found the paneling a bit disjointed. Large jumps occur every once in awhile that make it a little bit hard to follow what's going on in some scenes.

Overall, it was a nice read that didn't overstay its welcome, but I kind of wish it had? It felt like it should have been three or four chapters longer.