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It's an adorable and fluffy series with a tinge of drama and a realistic portrayal of a disorder one of our main cast will be revealed to have. The characters aren't that rounded nor are they flat, its kind of in between where they have layered stories and reasons for doing things they do but hasn't explored that much except show us that something like that happened to them.

If you're not a fan of a story where almost nothing bad happens, this might bore you because its just them eating with an air of sexual tension and also romance.

the only thing that has disappointed me ... in this series is that the characters aren't being explored very much which is why they don't feel as though they're one-sided characters even though there is potential in them that the author hasn't used. The series is still pretty early at the time of the writing though so this might change, so far there's like only 2 volumes so i'm sure the author will get around to that at some point.

This is a must read lesbian series!!! It's not the same fluffy stuff you always get with wlw mangas nowadays but a realistic outlook on relationships and sexuality. Just as it shows the beautiful side of love, it also shows its much more cruel part that lets us see how hard it is to actually maintain one. This series portrays that very well!!

The main cast and some of its supporting cast are extremely well-rounded characters, they're written in a way that conveys their flaws perfectly and the story is set for them to better themselves of that flaw and cope with the mistakes they ... have made. It's a golden rank of a romance series in general, that of which avoids usual romance cliches.

At first glance the story seems to be predictable but its executed so well that its uncertain if it will really go the way it is as how you'd think it would.

The "straight girl paranoia" gag gets old yes but there's a good reason why the senior is so guarded. It's pretty fucked and a social commentary on society, especially Japan's society on women. There was a breakthrough between the two though. It has drama that hits you and light moments that proves the saying "comedy and tragedy are two sides of the same coin"

The characters are written really well. They didn't act unreasonable, except for the senior of course with the gag of straight girl paranoia, but everyone else was fine.

The gag does draaaaaag on for a couple more chapters than it should've and ... it might push you to the point of dropping it but once you get to their breakthrough, you start seeing the senior's flaws, what made them be what they are today and it makes their character much more understandable.

The story starts off fluffy but then slowly trudges on social commentary and experiences of lesbians in society. Seriously, these lesbians need to have a happy ending!

The manga is really fluffy and written for sapphics (same sex attracted women) if that's what you're looking for. There's very little I can complain with this which I'll touch on it later everything about this series is fluffy and cute! The characters aren't quite fully formed yet since the premise is pretty straightforward. That changing or not is something I do not care about since I'm already fulfilled with how things are going except for one thing.

As I write this review, the childhood friend, who is THE premise, is being set aside and I'd like for there to be a bit of progress ... because it feels like the author kind of forgot about her.

It's been super great so far, the drip of the other mc is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cool! The drip in general in this series have been super cool, author has a fashion sense thats for sure. I have only little to complain about this series and even then, its not something i dislike about the series.

This is a slowburn type of romance and I mean SLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW, like you'll be paranoid if this is going to be bait or not but no worries, I think i remember the author on twitter confirming that they don't fuck with that baiting shit. It might feel dragged out if you're not ... a fan of that type of romance but personally, it's awesome sauce